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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"expertise reversal"”.

  1. Generative AI and Student Engagement, Motivation, and Learning: Exploring The Use Of Generative AI in Higher Education Online Courses

    … predictions and student outcomes highlighted an "Expertise Reversal Effect," in which instructional scaffolds intended for novices were occasionally perceived as unnecessary by proficient students.</p> <p>The findings suggest that GenAI serves as an effective cognitive scaffold, enabling students …

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  2. Tailoring Instruction to the individual: Investigating the Utility of Trainee Aptitudes for use in Adaptive Training

    … Load Theory (CLT). In line with the CLT expertise reversal effect literature I hypothesized that for a spatial task, higher ability trainees would perform better when they were given less feedback. Alternately, I hypothesized that lower ability trainees would perform better during …

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  3. Effect of assertion headings and expandable examples in online engineering textbooks on student performance and satisfaction

    … but their effectiveness may be limited by an expertise reversal effect, helping novice students but hindering advanced students. Interactive, expandable worked examples can expand to show, and contract to hide, as much detail as students see fit to support their learning. Section headings …

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  4. Should problem solving precede explicit instruction when element interactivity is high?

    The concept of Productive Failure posits that a problem-solving phase prior to explicit instruction is more effective than explicit instruction followed by problem solving. However, Cognitive Load Theory makes the opposite prediction that explicit instruction followed by problem solving is more …

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