Modeling eye movements and visual attention in cognitive tutors¶
Lee, F. J., & Anderson, J. R. (2013). Modeling eye movements and visual attention in cognitive tutors. Annual Review of Psychology.
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- Zone of Proximal Development (ZPD)
- Adaptive-software systems claiming ZPD-targeting often rely on psychometric models (IRT, Bayesian knowledge tracing) that capture current competence but are much weaker on the scaffold-responsiveness dimension central to the ZPD, as Lee and Anderson (2013) document in their review of ITS difficulty calibration.
This sourceReviews difficulty calibration in intelligent tutoring systems, documenting the gap between psychometric (IRT, Bayesian knowledge tracing) competence estimation and the scaffold-responsiveness dimension central to authentic ZPD targeting.
- Adaptive-software systems claiming ZPD-targeting often rely on psychometric models (IRT, Bayesian knowledge tracing) that capture current competence but are much weaker on the scaffold-responsiveness dimension central to the ZPD, as Lee and Anderson (2013) document in their review of ITS difficulty calibration.
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