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  • ...7x - 4". To distinguish accelerated future learning from [[transfer]], a study also needs a contrast with student performance on the target items (e.g., "
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  • ...ildren, and for those working in groups. It should be noted that not every study found this advantage; performance goals were better than mastery in some of ...tcomes sought and achievement goals introduced could be a fruitful area of study, as well provide real value for [[optimized scheduling]] of learning enviro
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  • ...ition in a classroom study. Our first proposed step will be to analyze the study data in order to identify the broad impact both types of support have on th ...post-test]]'': Students are given a brief post-test immediately after each study day on isomorphic problems
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  • [[Category:Study]]
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  • **[[Lab study proof-of-concept for handwriting vs typing input for learning algebra equat
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  • | '''Study Start Date''' || Sept. 1, 2008 | '''Study End Date''' || Aug. 31, 2009
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  • The purpose of this project is to study how students ''fail to learn'' correct knowledge components when studying f To test this hypothesis, we control SimStudent's prior knowledge to study how and when erroneous skills are learned by analyze learning outcomes (bot
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  • ...so administer a brief survey of students to get self-reports of vocabulary study time from students (both inside and outside the tutor). This survey will be Accelerated future learning - In the radical study (Fall 2007).
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  • We will conduct a 1-hour imaging study the day before training and the day after training.
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  • ! Start date study 1 ! End date study 1
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  • ...t them study an ordinary printed example. If the experiment has students study a sequence of 10 examples, and all of the students rank as beginners when t
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  • ...which lesson features are associated with the choice to go off-task. This study has influenced the upcoming PSLC project [[Baker Closing the Loop on Gaming ...psychology and artificial intelligence), a researcher specializing in the study of gaming the system, a mathematics teacher with several years of experienc
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  • There are no explicit [[robust learning]] measures in this study. However, a major finding was that improvements from dictation training we ...r sentences. In each lesson, half of the students study one list and half study another. We then test generalization across lists.
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  • ...ill get to know about the other conditions' treatment. This can affect the study's validity.
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  • ====Study 1 (In Vivo)==== | '''Study Start Date''' || October, 2007
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  • ...course was modified in collaboration with the development team to create a study that compared personalized and impersonalized versions of the course videos ...with appropriate materials and find a classroom site for your ''in vivo'' study.
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  • There are no [[robust learning]] measures in this study.
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  • ...ttom out hint]], which tells them exactly what to do next. They typically study the [[bottom out hint]] for sometime, then dismiss the hint, and enter do w
    642 bytes (103 words) - 16:30, 31 March 2007
  • Bauer and Koedinger are currently conducting [[Note-Taking:_Coordination|a study]] to evaluate whether the presence of a notepad showing students' notes fro
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  • *Node Title: Learning to read Chinese: [[Co-training]] in human (Study 2) *Study Start Date Sep 1, 2006
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  • This study was designed to explore how native English speakers learn to speak and read In this fall, we will conduct this study in-vivo and focus on the pairing effect by using the Chinese online course
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  • *Node Title: Learning to read Chinese: [[Co-training]] in human (Study 1) *Study Start Date Sep 1, 2005
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  • ...is farther in L1-L2 orthographic similarity. The first steps toward a new study have been taken with the help of a PSLC summer intern, who coded the errors ...her new project originating within the Refinement and Fluency cluster will study English vocabulary learning using REAP. Based on recent research by Balass
    12 KB (1,841 words) - 13:37, 29 August 2011
  • ...or inductive reasoners and Haverty (1999) followed up with an experimental study showing that basic instruction on number knowledge (e.g., 17 vs. 19 facts)
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  • In a study of medical school surgical instruction, an expert surgeon taught a procedur * Biederman, I., & Shiffrar, M. M. (1987). Sexing day-old chicks: A case study and expert systems analysis of a difficult perceptual learning task. Journ
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  • ...[[peer tutoring]] (see the [[Walker_A_Peer_Tutoring_Addition|Walker et al. study]]). When this variable is manipulated in a study, then it is usually a contrast between individual (solos) and collaborative
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  • ...important role in research on first and second language learning, and the study of language disorders.
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  • ! Study # !! Start Date !! End Date !! LearnLab Site !! # of Students !! Total Par This study found that the presence of distracters creates
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  • Our study investigates these issues in two ways: (1) Having a DFA which evaluates per Significance: This study can shed some light on the source of difficulty on composite problems, and
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  • To create a new project page, enclose your project name in a double set of brackets. Details for a project format ma ...tter than example study: Theoretical implications from a simulated-student study. In B. P. Woolf, E. Aimeur, R. Nkambou & S. Lajoie (Eds.), Proceedings of t
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  • ..., using a collaborative software tool called Cool Modes, and execute a lab study to evaluate the effectiveness of this tool. The one-year PSLC project wil ...earning system that can adapt its support might prove quite powerful. One study that we are aware of, in which adaptive, strategic “prompts” in a colla
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  • ...ayer and colleagues. Typically, these studies involve task where subjects study a declarative presentation of a particular mechanism (e.g., the processes t
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  • ====Study 1==== | '''Study Start Date''' || January 24, 2006
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  • ...tional method (or employ this instructional principle). In this case, the study is not a true experimental test of the principle. ...nations be added or requested of students before, during, or after example study and problem solving practice?
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  • ...' [[worked examples]]; explaining how and why they are incorrect. See the study by [[Booth]].
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  • | '''Study Start Date''' || Sept. 1, 2006 | '''Study End Date''' || Aug. 31, 2007
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  • | '''Study Start Date''' || 12-1-05 | '''Study End Date''' || 8-1-06
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  • ...chers or staff who are in the process of verifying logging activity from a study site.
    8 KB (1,217 words) - 21:58, 4 November 2009
  • | Stoichiometry Study | PSLC Stoichiometry Study 1
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  • ...he visual-perceptual account of the fusiform and reading. An NIH grant to study the FaceFont writing system in greater depths is in the final stages of rev
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  • '' Pilot Study '' | '''Study Start Date''' || September 2008
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  • ...of errors and help requests) were calculated. There was a main effect of Study Strategy on assistance score, reflecting higher scores for the paraphrase c This study is part of the [[Interactive_Communication|Interactive Communication cluste
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  • ...as measures on their problem solving and their reasoning. The data of this study have been collected and are currently being processed to the Datashop after ...in comparison to unsupported problem solving. We aim to show that example study is also superior to supported problem solving in the very beginning of a le
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  • This research project using REAP describes a study that brings together activity theory (Leontiev, 1978; Kuuthi, 1995), vocabu A follow-up pilot study with 13 students using class observation, questionnaires, and interview dat
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  • ...ance, in the [[Rummel_Scripted_Collaborative_Problem_Solving|Rummel et al. study of scripting collaboration]], the ecological control is a students working
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  • ...ay affect skill-based outcome and knowledge acquiring; however there is no study results directly pointing out what kind of fantasy would help in the cognit '''Case study I:''' Game design for teaching programming on intro-level
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  • [https://wave.google.com/wave/ Google wave (see your email for login information or contact TA)] ...You can use it just as you would a discussion board, but you can also edit your own / other peoples' posts, play back the changes, and see changes update i
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  • These posts serve multiple purposes: 1) to improve your understanding and learning from the readings, 2) to provide instructors wit Your ''two'' posts may be original or in response to another post (one of both i
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  • These posts serve multiple purposes: 1) to improve your understanding and learning from the readings, 2) to provide instructors wit Your ''two'' posts may be original or in response to another post (one of both i
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  • | '''Study Start Date''' || December 4, 2006 | '''Study End Date''' || December 20, 2006
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  • | '''Study Start Date''' || May 2008 | '''Study End Date''' || October 2008
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  • ====Study 1==== | '''Study Start Date''' || January, 2008
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  • In the[[Student_Uncertainty|Forbes-Riley & Litman]] study, if students give a correct response but the intonation contour of their sp
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  • ...on [http://ies.ed.gov/ncee/wwc/practiceguides/ "Organizing Instruction and Study to Improve Student Learning"] as a great source for relevant references. Se
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  • * Cull, W. L. (2000). Untangling the benefits of multiple study opportunities and repeated testing for cued recall. Applied Cognitive Psych
    2 KB (326 words) - 20:01, 12 December 2007
  • ...ning and general intelligence. Educational Review, 36, 42-48. This classic study demonstrates how the effects of practice may be enhanced by giving guided i
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  • The present study set out to investigate whether students were able to use their explicit kno The present study set out to investigate whether students were able to use their explicit kno
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  • | '''Study Start Date''' || 10/1/07 | '''Study End Date''' || 9/30/08
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  • The results of each study are carefully analyzed before being integrated into a theory of learning, i ...n a conference or a journal, in order to communicate what we have learned. Your contribution is acknowledged in these reports.
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  • ...g from worked-out examples improve tutored problem solving? | Renkl et al. study]]. * Study to test fading: Study trials, which present facts ([Chinese symbol] means [English word]), can be
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  • ...ocessing research. In B. MacWhinney & E. Bates (Eds.), The crosslinguistic study of sentence processing (pp. 397-421). New York: Cambridge University Press.
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  • ...erventions and outcomes for students in the classroom. In particular, in a study examining the conditions in which after school activities improve students' ...s to be in. Flow has been shown to be associated with learning gains. In a study of students using Autotutor, flow was found to have a correlation with lear
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  • ...e that exceeds the learner's current rate. An example comes from de Jong's study of English second language learners, who were given increasingly shorter pe
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  • ...July 2008. It concerns an analysis of the data gathered in Spring 2008 for Study 2 of the project [[Fostering fluency in second language learning]] (De Jong In this study, we investigated whether ESL Students who are trained to use formulaic sequ
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  • ...judgment on articulation rate instead of proceduralization evidence. This study suggests that native-speaker raters are influenced by patterns of temporal The goal of this study is to investigate whether patterns evidencing the use of proceduralized kno
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  • ...e that exceeds the learner's current rate. An example comes from de Jong's study of English second language learners, who were given increasingly shorter pe
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  • ! Study start and end dates | Study 1: September - November 2006
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  • | '''Study Start Date''' || September 2005 | '''Study End Date''' || May 2006
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  • ! Study Start Date ! Study End Date
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  • ...ch. More recently, Holmes and Dejean de la Batie (1999) produced the first study of the acquisition of grammatical gender by L2 learners. Holmes and Segui ( ..., J. L., & MacWhinney, B. (1991). Levels of learning: A microdevelopmental study of concept formation. Journal of Memory and Language, 30, 407-430.
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  • ====Study 1==== | '''Study Start Date''' || January, 2009
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  • ...ies have also tried to tap into possible reasons for underachievement. One study found these students take credit for success yet shun failure (Laffoon, Jen
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  • ...go to your study or project page on the wiki. Click on the button to edit your page. Enter any terms you want in the glossary as <nowiki>[[glossary item]] ...avigate back to your page and click on the wiki links you just created for your glossary items. If the item is new it will open a blank window for you to t
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  • ...ls elicit higher effort investment and output than vague goals such as "do your best" (Locke, 1968). Subsequent research has strongly supported these resul ...ior as input. Feedback was also called knowledge of result [KR] in Locke's study (Locke et al.), ...''(hole to fill)''....the feedback will definitely affec
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  • #REDIRECT [[Lab study proof-of-concept for handwriting vs typing input for learning algebra equat
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  • *[[Lab study proof-of-concept for handwriting vs typing input for learning algebra equat
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  • | '''Study Start Date''' || Sept. 20, 2004 | '''Study End Date''' || April 28, 2005
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  • | '''Study Start Date''' || Sept. 1, 2005 | '''Study End Date''' || Aug. 31, 2006
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  • | '''Study Start Date''' || Sept. 1, 2006 | '''Study End Date''' || Aug. 31, 2007
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  • | '''Study Start Date''' || 5/2006 | '''Study End Date''' || 5/2006
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  • ...ttom out hint]], which tells them exactly what to do next. They typically study the [[bottom out hint]] for sometime, then dismiss the hint, and enter do w A study by Aleven et al. (2006) in one of the Geometry Cognitive Tutor units found
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  • ...ven, Schwartz and Koedinger]] are currently carrying out another classroom study on the topic. Several conditions are being investigated in the current [[Roll IPL|IPL]] study, namely:
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  • | '''Study Start Date''' || April 11, 2007 | '''Study End Date''' || May 25, 2007
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  • ...ural setting of student course work including the classroom, computer lab, study hall, dorm room, home, etc. The conditions in an ''in vivo'' experiment ma ...provided data on student performance. While the control in the [[Hausmann Study]] was much like normal practice in that it was the same content and instruc
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  • ...olve, students learn more efficiently and more robustly when more frequent study of [[worked examples]] is interleaved with problem solving practice. ...ple or each line of the text causes higher learning gains than having them study the material without such prompting.
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  • *Study Start Date Jan 1, 2008 *Study End Date July 31, 2009
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  • *Study Start Date Sep 1, 2008 *Study End Date July 31, 2009
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  • ! Start date study 1 ! End date study 1
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  • ...their homework on a computer tutor that had them either solve a problem or study a solution. When solving a problem, students got immediate feedback and hi ...g strategy does not since it is a fairly syntactic process. The Chi et al study did not control strategies, the experiment did use either pairs of students
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  • ...is sometimes highly effective and sometimes less effective. Sometimes we study highly constrained forms of communication in order to vary isolated aspects
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  • ...y items in a sentence. Practice can reduce these disfluencies. However, no study has looked at the possible relation of simple oral repetition with fluency speech. The current study looked at the effect of oral practice in rehearsing sentences that involved
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  • ...ognitive task analysis]]) can be found in the description of Julie Booth's study [[Booth|knowledge component construction vs. recall]]. In her case, the ke
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  • | '''Study Start Date''' || August 1, 2005 | '''Study End Date''' || October 8, 2005
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  • | '''Study Start Date''' || May 2008 | '''Study End Date''' || October 2009
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  • *Study Start Date Sep 1, 2005 *Study End Date Dec 31, 2006
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  • ! Study start and end dates | Study 1: September - December 2008
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  • ! Study Start Date ! Study End Date
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  • *Study Start Date Sep 1, 2005 *Study End Date Dec 31, 2006
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