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Allowing students to choose can be an effective method for students to demonstrate their learning, however, there are times when the purpose of the assignment is to challenge the student to go beyond their comfort zone and try something new in order to expand their abilities. An option is to provide, for example, four different types of assignments in the semester and students are required to complete three. Another example is having a test or exam that is divided into sections where each section has different types of questions such as, multiple choice, short answer, case study, essay or calculations. Each section is weighted the same. Students must complete three of the five sections to complete the test.
We analyse each paper along the following dimensions: type and focus of paper, domain and breath, interaction type and collaborative structure, technology used, learning setting, and learning goals. Type and focus refers to whether the paper describes an empirical study or not, and what are its main contributions; for example, describing a system evaluation, a modeling approach, or a literature review. Domain and breath refer to the knowledge domain in which the work was situated (humanities, language learning, social sciences or STEM) and the number of topics and length of time the instruction covers. Interaction style describes the type of activities given to learners (e.g., step-based, exploratory). Collaborative structure describes whether students worked independently or with peers. Technology and setting describe the hardware being used (e.g., computers, handhelds, robots) and educational setting (formal or informal environments). Finally, learning goals refers to the focus of the instruction (e.g., domain knowledge, metacognitive skills, motivation). Within each dimension, a paper could receive more than one code. For example, Nye et al. (2014) describe an ILE that facilitates complex and step-based problems. Thus, this paper was counted under both step-based and complex problems. We present results both in terms of number (n) of papers and percent representation (%) for that year. In some cases, a paper could not be evaluated for a certain dimension because the dimension was irrelevant (e.g., a theory-based modelling paper may not be situated in a specific domain; Reye, 2004), or because needed information is missing (e.g., the amount of time students spend working with a system; Blandford, 1994). For simplicity, we refer to these cases as N/A. Thus, not all rows add up to the total number of papers reviewed.
Aakash is currently a senior in high school. He is privately homeschooled and takes courses through West Valley Community College along with a few other local community colleges. At a young age, he started learning through AoPS Online and was fascinated by mathematics and computer science (specifically cybersecurity related fields). Aakash works at West Valley as a tutor for science and mathematics and volunteers through the Evergreen Valley College Citizen Science Initiatives program to tutor under served K-12 students in Mathematics and Physics.While not at the classroom, Aakash enjoys spending time with his dog (An English Cream Golden Retriever) and reading about politics & the government (particularly through the Library of Congress or other government sources).
Lisa was amazed at the simplicity behind complexity in mathematics when she was a kid. After obtaining a PhD in computer science, she worked for high-tech companies in Silicon Valley for over 10 years as a software researcher and developer. Her research has mainly involved mathematics, statistics, and advanced algorithms in computer science. The last project she has worked on in the tech industry is deep learning-based 2D and 3D perception for self driving cars. In the past few years, her interest has shifted to the financial industry and equity analysis. Most recently, after she tutored her 9 year old son, she learned that she loves to teach math, especially competitive math, to kids. When she is not working, she likes reading, exercising, and traveling. 153554b96e
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