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ABSTRACT Background Temporomandibular disorders (TMDs) and orofacial pain (OFP) demand advanced diagnostic and clinical reasoning skills in dental education. Traditional simulations with real patients face limitations in availability and standardization.
Paula Rodrigues‐Pereira +7 more
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PEDAGOGICAL TESTING IN COMPUTER-ORIENTED EDUCATIONAL DIAGNOSTIC SYSTEM
Diagnostic testing is considered as a means of a detailed study of educational achievement of students with a purpose of individual choice of methods and forms of learning.
A. Kolgatin
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The article distinguishes between pedagogical and psychological diagnostics of educational outcomes. Pedagogical diagnostics is focused on assessing the achievements of students of the planned results of mastering the educational program and ...
E.I. Isaev, M.A. Safronova
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Critical Thinking Emulation Model With Outcomes‐Based Assessment
ABSTRACT Background/Purpose Gaps exist between critical thinking importance and an organized agenda for the development of critical thinking learning outcomes. Multiple critical thinking skill sets were developed by the authors, forming a symbiotic network.
David C Johnsen +13 more
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The automated pedagogical diagnostics system on mathematical statistics methods, which are studied at a pedagogical university, is designed on the base of the “Expert” software.
Oleksandr H. Kolhatin
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ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE IN PEDAGOGICAL DIAGNOSTICS
This article explores the role and significance of artificial intelligence (AI) technologies in pedagogical diagnostics. The possibilities of using AI systems to identify, evaluate, and develop students' knowledge, skills, and competencies are examined.
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THE IMPORTANCE OF DIAGNOSTICS PRESCHOOLERS IN THE PEDAGOGICAL ACTIVITIES OF THE TEACHER
School maturity, which determines school readiness, is the child's achievement of the degree of mental, emotional, social and physical development that allows him to participate in school life and to master the content of the first class curriculum.
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Can We Change? Applying Vosniadou's Theory to Assessment Reform in Dental Education
ABSTRACT Background Assessment reform in medical education is challenging, often encountering resistance from institutional norms and deeply held educator beliefs. These beliefs influence the success of reform initiatives. Sustained reform requires understanding educators’ conceptual models—how they form, persist, and transform over time—so that ...
Elvina Bonnici +2 more
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ABSTRACT Purpose This study aimed to quantify the prevalence and use cases of large language models (LLMs) among dental students, estimate perceived usefulness (learning enhancement; time saved), characterize concerns (accuracy, ethics/integrity, appropriateness), and derive actionable implications for curriculum and clinical training.
Dhruv Khurana +5 more
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ON THE QUESTION OF THE ESSENCE AND CONTENT OF PEDAGOGICAL DIAGNOSTICS
Elnara Sharipova, Alyona Shirokaya
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