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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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  • ...formation about target vocabulary words, including dictionary definitions, feedback from practice exercises, and the particularly contexts in which target word ...could only access the dictionary after answering an exercise and receiving feedback on the correctness of his or her response.
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  • ...d that the use of a bilingual concordancer could aid learners in acquiring immediate collocational knowledge; however, this knowledge was not retained over time ...ined the benefits that L1 translations (Grace, 1998) and language-specific feedback that promotes depth of processing (Zapata & Sagarra, 2007) have on vocabula
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  • ...aming innovation. We constantly strive to improve our tools, incorporating feedback from our users and staying up-to-date with the latest game updates. Our ded
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  • ...ional method]]s, like [[feature focusing]], [[co-training]], or [[tutoring feedback]], may accelerate such implicit feature refinement. Other instructional met
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  • ...of the scheduling and explicit instruction propositions is that immediate feedback facilitates learning. ...for [[fluency]]-enhancing practice. Instruction that provides practice and feedback for basic skills on a schedule that closely matches observed student abilit
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  • ...uantitative problem. A human or automated tutor provides the student with feedback on the student's response, or can guide the student towards a correct respo
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  • ...d to solve the problem and how they are going to apply them. The hints and feedback they receive will facilitate this by asking what principles they plan to us ...quantities from the system. The system will provide hints and corrective feedback for this task. Once all of the necessary values are elicited by the partici
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  • ...vention Lab is an intelligent tutoring system for IPL. To give intelligent feedback, it uses two models:
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  • * Giving immediate feedback on errors ...nomics that describes behavior in which people would rather have a smaller immediate reward over a distant greater reward. In the tutoring environment,
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  • ...regular classroom sessions. The Tutor's main features are immediate error feedback, the possibility to ask for a hint when encountering impasses, and knowledg * ''[[Normal post-test]] (retention)'': Two post-tests measured immediate retention. As during the learning phase, students solved system of equation
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  • ...nowledge component]] without having a teacher or training system providing feedback on correctness.
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  • ...tudies that do this? attribution retraining comes to mind, or some kind of feedback; perhaps that old Dweck study?][Schunk & Ertmer, 2000] ...icular cyclical model - phases of forethought and performance. [VA: after feedback? or self-evaluation?]
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  • ...unsupervised learning from data that does not include correct responses or feedback. Coordinative learning also includes other ways of learning from “multip
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  • ...olving practice; it also supplies students with context-specific hints and feedback on their progress. Can personalized (or polite) hints, feedback, and messages lead to robust learning when used in conjunction with a highl
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  • ...n a (meta)cognitive [[help-seeking model]] and giving students appropriate feedback. The combination of explicit help-seeking instruction, on-time feedback on help seeking errors, and raising awareness to knowledge deficits will
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  • ...cdotal evidence, we believe learners are an effective source of corrective feedback if provided with opportunity, time, and support. ...portunity to share responsibility with teachers, an increase in individual feedback and learner involvement, and an expansion of the basis of evaluation by the
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  • ...ing than untutored problem solving because of the availability of tutoring feedback. ...e use of computer tutors that provide tutoring feedback. Such interactive feedback is often not as readily available in more traditional courses and thus the
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  • ...atures that used to apply the stated rule). The intelligent tutor provides feedback and hints on these elaborated, verbal-visual explanations. We hypothesize t *[[Normal post-test]], and immediate [[transfer]] test measuring student performance on:
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  • ...anations support deeper understanding. For example, the value of graphical feedback when using a physics simulation is greatly enhanced by the presence of shor
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  • ...nd wrong, monitoring their partner's skills, and give each other hints and feedback. After preparing and tutoring, they reflect on the problems and their inter ...regular classroom sessions. The Tutor's main features are immediate error feedback, the possibility to ask for a hint when encountering impasses, and knowledg
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  • ...educing their gaming behavior, paying extra attention to giving elaborated feedback, ...). This will reduce the treatment effect.
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