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Beyond Scores: Explainable Intelligent Assessment Strengthens Pre-service Teachers' Assessment Literacy
Study examines how explainable intelligent assessment platform supports assessment literacy development in pre-service teachers through visualized reasoning and evidence-based reflection.
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DuoDrama: Supporting Screenplay Refinement Through LLM-Assisted Human Reflection
DuoDrama uses AI agents to generate screenplay feedback that coordinates character perspectives with story-level views, improving screenwriter reflection during refinement.
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Tourist and farmer perceptions shape idealized countryside views
Analysis of how tourists and farmers construct competing imaginaries of rural life through on-farm markets in France, revealing tensions between idealized representations.
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Finnish COVID-19 monitoring favored broad data over equity-focused detail
Examine how Finland's COVID-19 health monitoring systems shaped pandemic response and health equity through data governance decisions, revealing how aggregate data masked vulnerable populations.
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L1 teachers show moderate acceptance of generative AI
Study of 124 Dutch L1 teachers' beliefs about generative AI in language education, examining acceptance levels, concerns, and opportunities for integration in writing, linguistics, and literature.
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Narrative Scaffolding: A Narrative-First Framework for Data-Driven Sensemaking
Narrative Scaffolding positions narrative construction as the primary interface for data-driven exploration, enabling deeper reflection and broader investigation patterns while preserving.
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A statement urges more reflection on participation in social work research
International consensus statement on service user participation, co-creation, and positioning in social work practice research, emphasizing power dynamics, ethics, and knowledge transformation.
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Balanced Test Reflections
Study examining student perceptions of balanced test reflection prompts combining positive and negative focus to enhance metacognitive engagement and learning outcomes in undergraduate coursework.
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Reflexivity links Africa-China encounters to knowledge production
Examine how transnational cultural encounters between Africa and China generate new knowledge frameworks through reflexive analysis of artistic engagement and epistemic inquiry across regions.