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  • ...esearchers also measured time on task (tutoring was higher percentage) and affect rates. ...1-on-1 tutoring. Measured immediate learning post-test, time on task, and affect measures. For gains (table 3, pg. 72), effect sizes for tutoring were 1.93
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  • ...h complementary visual, auditory and motor modalities. Integration factors affect the learning curve are examined in three studies.
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  • ...lowing question - How does scaffolding and feedback timing during learning affect transfer to authentic production?
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  • ...at was available to the tutored student. This potential confound does not affect the level part of the plateau; only the steep part.
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  • ** Strength, level of engagement, implicit value of a goal, affect
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  • ...or studying motivational constructs and to illustrate how these constructs affect learning. For example, learning may be impaired when students adopt perfor ...hological factors, including motivation and theories of intelligence, that affect learning. Several chapters contain a Q & A section between researchers and
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  • ...ps. The aim of this study was to determine how [[reliability]] of cues can affect learning. As in every language, Chinese has rules and exceptions to those r
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  • ...wer mastery and performance approach goal orientations, and lower positive affect (an Apathetic pattern) 2. Lack of self-regulation strategies, high external control, high affect and anxiety, work avoidance goals: Learned Helplessness
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  • ...w two independent variables (prior knowledge and instructional assistance) affect two dependent variables (immediate and robust learning). Such an experimen
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  • ...or path choices), how the treatment affects these, and how they, in turn, affect the dependent variables;
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  • == Improving student affect through adding game elements to mathematics LearnLabs == ...intelligent tutors, in a way that improves motivation, generates positive affect, and improves the robustness of student learning? Specifically, what happen
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  • ...r beliefs about what factors or variables act and interact in what ways to affect the course and outcome of cognitive enterprises." Metacognitive learning s
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  • ''Create and validate automated detectors for affect, motivation, and meta-cognition''. We will start by enhancing the LearnLab ...ncing motivation, as a way of uncovering relationships between motivation, affect, and metacognition in interactive learning environments. We will focus on t
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  • ...ruction into small pieces, understand how a small piece of instruction can affect a small piece of knowledge, then relate this micro-level account to the mac
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  • ...ated. Our own work has shown that the tools students use to take notes can affect the amount of notes students record. Specifically, students using a selecti
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  • ...particularly interested in studying how the differences in prior knowledge affect the nature and rate of learning. We hypothesize that when students rely on This project explores how differences in prior knowledge affect the nature of student learning, particularly how students knowing little, t
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  • * '''**New**''' Aleven- Improving student affect through adding game elements to mathematics LearnLabs [[Math_Game_Elements]
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  • Personalization can affect motivation in various ways but in particular with respect to personal inter ...success of personalization may be determined by the extent to which it can affect important task features rather than less relevant ones. For example, chang
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  • ...van de Sande. Experimental methods for studying student Metacognition and Affect. Workshop presented at the [http://www.compadre.org/per/conferences/2010/
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  • ...findings, particularly with respect to the degree to which training items affect student behavior, and the proportional effects of student performance vs. e ...we plan to test how learning correct usage of the dative alternation will affect usage of other grammatical constructions, including closely related constru
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  • ...l Software Packages. Calvo, R.A., & D'Mello, S. (Eds.) New Perspectives on Affect and Learning Technologies, pp. 183-202. New York, NY: Springer. ...Software Packages. In R.A. Calvo & S. D'Mello (Eds.). New Perspectives on Affect and Learning Technologies. New York, NY: Springer.
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  • ...I. (2002). Visible or Invisible Links: Does the Highlighting of Hyperlinks Affect Incidental Vocabulary Learning, Text Comprehension, and the Reading Process
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  • ...I. (2002). Visible or Invisible Links: Does the Highlighting of Hyperlinks Affect Incidental Vocabulary Learning, Text Comprehension, and the Reading Process
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  • ...I. (2002). Visible or Invisible Links: Does the Highlighting of Hyperlinks Affect Incidental Vocabulary Learning, Text Comprehension, and the Reading Process
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  • ...iterature review will discuss how the idea of individual differences might affect the design of CALL vocabulary tutors. In a study of a CALL vocabulary tuto
    34 KB (4,901 words) - 19:19, 22 November 2010
  • ...p is very difficult, particularly when a single "bad apple" can negatively affect the entire group's performance [Felps et al., 2006].
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  • Motivation and affect:
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  • ...support meta-cognition within the scope of the system and do not thrive to affect behavior in a persistent matter, outside the tutoring environment.
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  • ...rol of the experimenter or instructor, such as motivation and recall, that affect whether students actually follow the target paths designed into the instruc
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  • ...ded is a way to "manipulate" students' self-efficacy beliefs that does not affect other aspects of their learning. [VA: any studies that do this? attributio
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  • 3. How does student comprehension affect their ability to repeat the sentence back? That is, are students able to re
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  • ...t, K., M. Evens, and S. Argamon. 2004. Hedged responses and expressions of affect in human/human and human/computer tutorial interactions. In Proceedings of ...y Gholson. 2004. Affect and learning: an exploratory look into the role of affect in learning with AutoTutor. Journal of Educational Media, 29(3):241-250. (T
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  • ...ems (F (1, 76) = 2.70, p = .10). The type of explanation completed did not affect solvability decisions (F < 1).
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  • ...ions (i.e., decorative, representational, organizational, and explanative) affect cognitive processes—selecting, organizing, or integrating information—t
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  • ...icant improvements from pre to posttest, the format of instruction did not affect performance on either normal or transfer measures (F < 1 for all tests). Th
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  • ...own to the person or not) (Hulme et al., 1995). Several other factors also affect a person's measured span, and therefore it is difficult to pin down the cap
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