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  • ...ing events each consist of an initial test followed by explicit corrective feedback in the case of an error. ...drill -- provides no explicit correction, but rather only give correctness feedback
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  • ...timedia instruction, 2) for combining examples, explanations, practice and feedback in online support for learning by doing, and 3) for balancing learner versu
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  • ...timedia instruction, 2) for combining examples, explanations, practice and feedback in online support for learning by doing, and 3) for balancing learner versu
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  • ...ay, also help them develop proper strategy for winning or problem solving. Feedback and hint is a great point for integrating learning content with the media. # design feedback and hint structures in ways that support and scaffold children into difficu
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  • ...ct to apply the newly introduced method. But, please check with us to get feedback and approval on a proposed change. :::::April 20 - turn in a draft for feedback
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  • ...ct to apply the newly introduced method. But, please check with us to get feedback and approval on a proposed change.
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  • ...ct to apply the newly introduced method. But, please check with us to get feedback and approval on a proposed change.
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  • See VanLehn's paper on students using examples -- copying vs. as feedback ... * ''Near [[transfer]], immediate'': Students were given a 15-minute post-test after their sessions with the
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  • ...Model Analysis Cognitive Tutor activity in which students are tested (with feedback) on their ability to construct equations for different problem structures a
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  • ...them can increase due to everyday experiences, in the absence of objective feedback. This has serious implications for learning and performance. ...operty. Thus, pilots are trained on flight simulators and given systematic feedback on their errors before piloting a real plane.
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  • ...der to promote a principle-based approach to learning, and they were given feedback that makes these rules explicit. Our goal is to determine whether reflecti
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  • ...ence of discrete drill trials, each of which includes immediate corrective feedback for errors. This sequence of practice trials is selected with an algorithm
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  • ...[[immediate feedback]] (higher [[assistance]]) can be faded into [[delayed feedback]] (lower [[assistance]]).
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  • '''3. Clear goals and feedback''' Individuals need clear, specific goals and feedback moment to moment on if they are being accomplished. For example, a painter
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  • ...predictions. A simple tutoring system could help in this regard: explicit feedback on predictions and answers to the deep questions may help students ‘notic * ''Near [[transfer]], immediate'':
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  • ...generalization and robustness to forgetting, compared to correct/incorrect feedback only. In the current study, explicitness is manipulated as well, with the ...ts receive explicit cues to gender patterns, or merely correct / incorrect feedback with the relevant cues highlighted (through capitalization) to direct atten
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  • ...the form "ie -- F"). The other half are presented with correct/incorrect feedback only, with no input on the endings of words. ...ts receive explicit cues to gender patterns, or merely correct / incorrect feedback. Half of all cues are presented explicitly, half without explicit prompts
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  • ...ve the goal, which also includes the strategy modification in terms of the feedback or error made.According to earlier research, the two major attributes of go ==Feedback==
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  • ...t effort to improve recognition accuracy and need to support step-targeted feedback. We attempt to address this trade-off by using <b>worked examples</b>, prov *Summative evaluation of enhanced handwriting interface with step-targeted feedback
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  • * ''[[Normal post-test]], Near transfer, immediate'': Text-explicit learning was defined as the acquisition of information exp * ''Far [[transfer]], immediate'': Deep, inferential learning was defined as concepts that were not explici
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  • ..., Baker, R.S., & Koedinger, K.R. (2006) The Help Tutor: Does Metacognitive Feedback Improves Students' Help-Seeking Actions, Skills and Learning? in proceeding
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  • ...an't explain it. When working with a tutoring system that gives immediate feedback after each step, as the [[cognitive tutor]]s and [[Andes]] do, students can
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  • * Type of feedback: step-targeted vs answer-targeted ...ider varying levels of feedback. Current Cognitive Tutor Algebra provides feedback at every step, but with handwriting input, we cannot have complete confiden
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  • ...ventional instruction students got no feedback from the mastery tests. On immediate post-testing, for lower mental process (like a [[normal post-test]], table ...aders. E1 and E2 used 3-on-1 tutoring; E3 used 1-on-1 tutoring. Measured immediate learning post-test, time on task, and affect measures. For gains (table 3,
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  • ** [[Tutoring feedback]] **[[Feedback Timing]] in matrix, but not in glossary.
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  • *Production with automated feedback, production only, vs. no production
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  • ...itself. These tasks will be a measure of normal learning (near transfer, immediate testing). ...nse, the encoding context is cluttered with features due to the errors and feedback messages. During testing, those features will be absent. Thus, students m
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  • ...ill in, where each blank in the form is a step, and then provide immediate feedback and hints on each blank in order to insure that the student derives a corre ...problem solving, such as doing problems with either no feedback at all or feedback on answer only.
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  • * [[Tutoring feedback]]
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  • ...s chapter presents findings on the effects of different type of praise and feedback on academic performance. The volume contains chapters on different psychol
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  • ...struction. Because all cues were presented with explicit study trials and feedback prompts (e.g., <i>-age</i> -> F ), it could be that stimulus manipulations
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  • Tone; pitch contour; visual feedback ...feedback based on tone analyzer of student’s pronunciation; 2) no visual feedback.
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  • ...ne notes, those students given cut-and-paste did just as well on a normal, immediate post-test as those with just a type-in editor, but did worse at a retention ...es worse normal post-test performance from delayed as opposed to immediate feedback in motor learning tasks. Their theoretical explanation involves the "guida
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  • ...s a higher assistance value for the feedback-timing dimension than delayed feedback. This ordering allows testing the PSLC’s [[Assistance Hypothesis]]: ...or knowledge and instructional assistance) affect two dependent variables (immediate and robust learning). Such an experiment provides a test of a specific app
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  • ...ction with a table that is separate from the diagram. Accepted answers and feedback are displayed in the table, and not in the diagram. ...s representation</b> supports student interaction with the diagram itself. Feedback is provided near the relevant diagram feature and accepted answers are disp
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  • ...s using a friendly human voice, providing the student with hints and error feedback. ...in the Chemistry LearnLab, using a cognitive tutor that provides hints and feedback in direct style or in polite style (McLaren, Lim, Yaron, & Koedinger, 2007)
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  • ...of this study revealed a tendency for the dyads that received the adaptive feedback to improve [[Collaboration_skill|collaborative skills]] and be more motivat Our qualitative data analysis suggests that adaptive feedback can improve [[Collaboration_skill|collaborative skills]] and might have pos
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  • ...olving practice; it also supplies students with context-specific hints and feedback on their progress. ...recent two studies (Stoich Studies 3 and 4) we have modified the hints and feedback of the stoichiometry tutor to instead test the politeness principle, define
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  • ...gnitive abilities (e.g., help seeking, self-explanation, interpreting peer feedback, and interpreting textual descriptions of domain principles), and a broader ...metacognitive abilities: help seeking, self-explanation, interpreting peer feedback, and interpreting textual descriptions of domain principles. An important g
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  • ...ctly selecting a supplementary angle pair from set of angle pairs, getting feedback from a tutor, and then correctly selecting the supplementary pair.
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  • ...or educational intervention is that instead of providing strictly positive feedback to students regardless of their actual performance, inducing slightly negat
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  • ...vention Lab is an intelligent tutoring system for IPL. To give intelligent feedback, it uses two models: ...es students help-seeking errors while it was in place and giving immediate feedback, but we wanted to explore whether it would have a lasting impact and reduce
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  • ...intelligent tutoring system (medium interaction) to solving problems with feedback on correct answers (low interaction). We anticipate finding High = Medium > ...which has only shown to be moderately effective. In the present study, the feedback and guidance provided by the full-blown version of Andes will be removed so
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  • ...re better prepared to learn, or more motivated to learn, if the advice and feedback they receive from a teacher or tutor is polite and friendly.
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  • ...ons than without, but the two conditions with reflection questions (canned feedback and human tutoring) did not differ significantly. ...ert responses; students' responses were not given any positive or negative feedback:
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  • ...orough research before trusting any of these sources. Look for reviews and feedback from other players to ensure the legitimacy and safety of the tool you choo
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  • ...n -- block-level rule instruction and explanatory (rule-based, corrective) feedback after incorrect responses. By contrast, in Study 2, we are examining whethe ...icit pattern learning]] (Study 2 -- no grammar explanations or explanatory feedback).
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  • .... Abductive Theorem Proving for Analyzing Student Explanations and Guiding Feedback in Intelligent Tutoring Systems. Journal of Automated Reasoning. Special is ...inger (2011). Improving students' help-seeking skills using meta-cognitive feedback in an intelligent tutoring system. Learning and Instruction, 21(2), 267-280
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  • | || || colspan="3"|Types || colspan="3"|Feedback | || || colspan="3"|Feedback || Monitoring
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  • #System asks if there should be feedback or not #Researcher sets up feedback or not
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