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  • At present, here is what we say about Learning Events: ...articular duration from T to T+d (d= duration of event). In instructional research, d can vary from seconds to semesters, depending on the grain size of the
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  • ==Research Question== There is a long history of research connecting note-taking with increased performance on learning outcomes. Whi
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  • == Research Question ==
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  • ...unt of time students spend rehearsing the idea in working memory. Previous research indicates that when students use copy-paste functionality to take notes on == Research Question ==
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  • Note-taking research often limits the amount of notes students can take, believing that too much The research described here will evaluate how the quantity of notes students can take af
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  • == Research Question ==
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  • == Research Question == Note-taking research has shown that the process of taking notes can have a positive impact on lo
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  • ...y Pavlik (2007) qualifies the conclusions because most (if not all) of the research referenced in the guide does not control for time on task. ...arning event scheduling]] (see [[Optimizing the practice schedule|Pavlik's research program]]), the [[knowledge tracing]] algorithm used in [[Cognitive Tutors]
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  • === Research question === ...e computed? The descendants section below links to LearnLab and laboratory research tracks that have employed and invetigated these methods of optimal sequenci
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  • ==The Research Problem:==
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  • Research studies have discovered a number of overconfidence phenomenona: humans tend This article is about the effect of overconfidence on constructs such as [[performance]], [[goal
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  • ...sion is to fundamentally transform both how findings from laboratory-based research are applied in real world courses, and also to make use of field-based find - Find a full list of PSLC grads, here [https://learnlab.org/research/wiki/index.php/PSLC_People#Graduate_Students List of PSLC Grads]
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  • ...different levels of knowledge disaggregation reveal different conclusions about the existence or non-existence of far transfer. ...g during problem-solving practice. These studies bring together different research traditions 1) studies worked examples and cognitive load theory from Educat
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  • | Resnick, Lauren || University of Pittsburgh || Learning Research and Development Center More information about the PSLC post-docs at the [[PSLC_Postdocs]] wiki page
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  • ...Situational Interest: A Review of the Literature and Directions for Future Research. Educational Psychology Review.
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  • ...on student activities throughout the physics course, and it hosts specific research studies that measure the improvement in students’ learning caused by chan ...tudy the log files and begun to promote such work in the Physics Education Research (PER) community.
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  • The goal of this research is to test the interaction plateau hypothesis by comparing human physics tu === Research question ===
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  • ...f Reflective Dialogue in Andes. Poster presented at the Physics Education Research Conference (PERC 2007), Greensboro, NC.<br>
    4 KB (564 words) - 18:46, 13 January 2008
  • ...ivo experiment]] within the PSLC Physics LearnLab to address two questions about reflection on recent problem-solving activity within [[Andes]]: (1) Does [[ === Research questions ===
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  • ...further tested in educational settings. The findings yielded from applied research, therefore, can shed light on the conditions that do and do not enhance the
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