在线一对一辅导中教师同时指导小学、初中和高中学生的情况:使用人工智能、ENA 和 LSA 方法研究互动动力学

IF 3.3 1区 教育学 Q1 EDUCATION & EDUCATIONAL RESEARCH Journal of Science Education and Technology Pub Date : 2024-09-13 DOI:10.1007/s10956-024-10154-4
Deliang Wang, Lei Gao, Dapeng Shan, Gaowei Chen, Chenwei Zhang, Ben Kao
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在线一对一辅导是补充课堂教学的一种个性化方法。然而,随着家教市场的不断扩大,一个家教往往要处理来自小学、初中和高中各年级学生的咨询。因此,家教与不同年级学生的互动程度,以及他们如何使用家教策略来提高学生的学习成绩仍不清楚。为了填补这一空白,我们收集并分析了 1500 个业余数学辅导教师同时指导小学、初中和高中学生的辅导对话。我们使用编码方案和训练有素的强大人工智能(AI)模型对这些对话进行了注释。随后使用认识论网络分析和滞后序列分析法对互动动态进行了研究,得出了对话策略的出现、共同出现和序列模式等方面的结论。首先,研究结果表明,无论学生的受教育程度如何,辅导教师都经常有离题行为和直接指导。其次,辅导教师的建设性问题和知识分享与指导与教育程度较高的学生更多的建设性表达相关,而小学生主要表现为简单的认可。第三,辅导教师在辅导小学生和初中生时表现出的对话策略顺序模式有限,主要集中在提问行为和评价与反馈上。与此相反,在辅导高中生时,辅导教师在不同类别的对话策略中表现出多样化的模式,强调促进学生的推理和元认知。这些发现强调了培训辅导教师发展对话技能的重要性,以及针对不同教育水平采取量身定制的教学方法的重要性,从而确保有效和高效的在线一对一数学辅导。
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When Tutors Simultaneously Instruct Students from the Primary, Middle, and High School Levels in Online One-on-One Tutoring: Investigating the Interaction Dynamics Using AI, ENA, and LSA Methods

Online one-on-one tutoring serves as a personalized approach to supplement classroom instruction. However, with the growing tutoring market, a single tutor often handles inquiries from students across primary, middle, and high school levels. Consequently, the extent of tutors’ interactions with students of varying grades and their use of tutoring strategies to enhance student learning remains unclear. To address this gap, we collected and analyzed 1500 tutoring dialogues from amateur mathematics tutors concurrently instructing students from primary, middle, and high school levels. These dialogues were annotated using a coding scheme and a well-trained powerful artificial intelligence (AI) model. The interaction dynamics were subsequently examined using epistemic network analysis and lag sequential analysis, yielding findings on the occurrences, co-occurrences, and sequential patterns of dialogic strategies. First, the results reveal that tutors frequently engaged in off-topic behaviors and direct instruction, regardless of students’ educational level. Second, tutors’ constructive questions and knowledge sharing and instruction were more associated with greater constructive expressions from students at higher educational levels, while primary students primarily demonstrated simple acknowledgment. Third, tutors exhibited limited sequential patterns of dialogic strategies when tutoring primary and middle school students, mainly focusing on question-asking behaviors and evaluation and feedback. In contrast, tutors displayed diverse patterns across various categories of dialogic strategies when instructing high school students, emphasizing the facilitation of students’ reasoning and metacognition. These findings underscore the importance of training tutors to develop dialogic skills and adopt tailored pedagogical approaches for different educational levels, ensuring effective and efficient online one-on-one mathematics tutoring.

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Journal of Science Education and Technology
Journal of Science Education and Technology EDUCATION, SCIENTIFIC DISCIPLINES-
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期刊介绍: Journal of Science Education and Technology is an interdisciplinary forum for the publication of original peer-reviewed, contributed and invited research articles of the highest quality that address the intersection of science education and technology with implications for improving and enhancing science education at all levels across the world. Topics covered can be categorized as disciplinary (biology, chemistry, physics, as well as some applications of computer science and engineering, including the processes of learning, teaching and teacher development), technological (hardware, software, deigned and situated environments involving applications characterized as with, through and in), and organizational (legislation, administration, implementation and teacher enhancement). Insofar as technology plays an ever-increasing role in our understanding and development of science disciplines, in the social relationships among people, information and institutions, the journal includes it as a component of science education. The journal provides a stimulating and informative variety of research papers that expand and deepen our theoretical understanding while providing practice and policy based implications in the anticipation that such high-quality work shared among a broad coalition of individuals and groups will facilitate future efforts.
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