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Recalibrating academic expertise in the age of generative AI. [PDF]
Lin Z, Sohail A.
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The interpretation-use argument- the essential ingredient for high quality assessment design and validation. [PDF]
Raymond J, Dai DW, McAllister S.
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Development of an e-course based on Project Based Learning and a model of argumentation supported by Artificial Intelligence : argumentation skills and effective communication skills [PDF]
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The Development of Argument Skills
Child Development, 2003This work sought to obtain experimental evidence to corroborate cross‐sectional patterns of development in argument skills and to evaluate the effectiveness of an intervention designed to foster development of these skills in academically at‐risk 13‐ to 14‐year‐olds. Students participated in 16 sessions of a collaborative, goal‐based activity providing
Deanna, Kuhn, Wadiya, Udell
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Diagnosis of written argumentation skills
2022Diagnostics are an essential element of language support in the classroom. Targeted linguistic diagnosis can highlight students' deficits and thus initiate individual support measures. But how can I, as a teacher, make a qualified diagnosis of the students' competences in writing argumentative texts and thus give the student feedback on his or her ...
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Analysis of Argumentation Skills for Argumentation Training Support
2019In law schools, to educate students in argumentation skills, argumentation training is often conducted. To reduce the burden of a supervisor, we developed an argumentation agent. By using this argumentation agent, students can join the training for themselves without help from a supervisor.
Hayato Hirata +2 more
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The Argumentative Aspects of Skill and Skilled Activity
Emergence, 1999Drawing on a dialogical approach to skill that highlights the social, contextually situated creative and responsive nature of skilled activity and narrative and non-narrative features, this article focuses on the non-narrative or argumentative aspects of skill and skilled activity.
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