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- Only the Standard two-week-interval treatment showed a statistically significant improvement over the Baseline treatment - Only the Standard two-week-interval treatment showed a statistically significant improvement over the Baseline treatment
- Only the subjective (perceived) support dimension of social support mediates empathy and prosocial behavior - Only the subjective (perceived) support dimension of social support mediates empathy and prosocial behavior
- Only the well-specified text-only prompt produced a correct quantitative result from o4-mini, while underspecified prompts led to numerical errors and misleading final results - Only the well-specified text-only prompt produced a correct quantitative result from o4-mini, while underspecified prompts led to numerical errors and misleading final results
- Only three of twelve identified OLI studies met WWC group design standards - Only three of twelve identified OLI studies met WWC group design standards
- Only two intercultural communication items (IC1, IC2) were removed from the global competence model, attributed to limited intercultural exposure - Only two intercultural communication items (IC1, IC2) were removed from the global competence model, attributed to limited intercultural exposure
- Onto-semiotic analysis of Starbird's intuitive integral presentation identifies five epistemic configurations of practices, objects and processes - Onto-semiotic analysis of Starbird's intuitive integral presentation identifies five epistemic configurations of practices, objects and processes
- OnYourMark tutoring did not produce significantly better performance on the NWEA MAP - OnYourMark tutoring did not produce significantly better performance on the NWEA MAP
- Open AI collaboration yielded the highest supported writing quality, while bounded AI support yielded the highest independent no-AI Week 8 performance - Open AI collaboration yielded the highest supported writing quality, while bounded AI support yielded the highest independent no-AI Week 8 performance
- Open ChatGPT support increases college students' final decision confidence relative to independent decision-making, and reflection attenuates the boost - Open ChatGPT support increases college students' final decision confidence relative to independent decision-making, and reflection attenuates the boost
- Open ChatGPT support produces stronger self-serving attribution bias than ChatGPT support with reflection - Open ChatGPT support produces stronger self-serving attribution bias than ChatGPT support with reflection
- Open classroom climate is positively related to enjoyment and negatively related to anxiety and boredom in civic education, with no relation to shame - Open classroom climate is positively related to enjoyment and negatively related to anxiety and boredom in civic education, with no relation to shame
- Open collaboration exceeded bounded support in offloading at all four layers, with the largest differences at the idea and reasoning layers - Open collaboration exceeded bounded support in offloading at all four layers, with the largest differences at the idea and reasoning layers
- Open collaboration involved more prompts, greater text incorporation, less self-generated text, and deeper idea and reasoning offloading than bounded support - Open collaboration involved more prompts, greater text incorporation, less self-generated text, and deeper idea and reasoning offloading than bounded support
- Open Court Reading© has potentially positive effects on comprehension for beginning readers in grades 1–3, with a small extent of evidence - Open Court Reading© has potentially positive effects on comprehension for beginning readers in grades 1–3, with a small extent of evidence
- Open Court Reading© has potentially positive effects on general reading achievement for beginning readers, with a small extent of evidence - Open Court Reading© has potentially positive effects on general reading achievement for beginning readers, with a small extent of evidence
- Open education is asserted to lack a solid theoretical or philosophical foundation - Open education is asserted to lack a solid theoretical or philosophical foundation
- Open inquiry affects students' motivation, though one reviewed study found no significant difference in collaborative attitudes - Open inquiry affects students' motivation, though one reviewed study found no significant difference in collaborative attitudes
- Open inquiry enhances students' science literacy and related skills such as environmental literacy, argumentation, autonomy and reflection - Open inquiry enhances students' science literacy and related skills such as environmental literacy, argumentation, autonomy and reflection
- Open inquiry enhances students' scientific and thinking skills, including metacognitive and creative thinking - Open inquiry enhances students' scientific and thinking skills, including metacognitive and creative thinking
- Open inquiry implementation faces challenges requiring classroom management, flexible teaching, teacher-student interaction and teacher support - Open inquiry implementation faces challenges requiring classroom management, flexible teaching, teacher-student interaction and teacher support
- Open inquiry improves students' conceptual understanding of science, supported by seven reviewed studies - Open inquiry improves students' conceptual understanding of science, supported by seven reviewed studies
- Open inquiry positively influences students' attitudes towards science, including satisfaction, collaboration and self-confidence - Open inquiry positively influences students' attitudes towards science, including satisfaction, collaboration and self-confidence
- Open issues for dynamic assessment include cost-effectiveness, training, reliability and validity, and generalization - Open issues for dynamic assessment include cost-effectiveness, training, reliability and validity, and generalization
- Open questions for learnity graphs include validation, legitimacy, grading avoidance, algorithmic guidance balance, and privacy - Open questions for learnity graphs include validation, legitimacy, grading avoidance, algorithmic guidance balance, and privacy
- Open response format is associated with higher Alpha than multiple choice in knowledge tests - Open response format is associated with higher Alpha than multiple choice in knowledge tests
- Open-ended feeling reports were validated against rating scales: students who mentioned a feeling rated it and its opposite significantly differently, with moderate-to-large effects (0.44 ≤ |d| ≤ 1.50) - Open-ended feeling reports were validated against rating scales: students who mentioned a feeling rated it and its opposite significantly differently, with moderate-to-large effects (0.44 ≤ |d| ≤ 1.50
- Open-ended learner feedback revealed four themes: trust in AI scaffolding, feedback clarity, engagement, and task authenticity - Open-ended learner feedback revealed four themes: trust in AI scaffolding, feedback clarity, engagement, and task authenticity
- Open-ended planning prompts at the start of a MOOC increase course completion by 29% - Open-ended planning prompts at the start of a MOOC increase course completion by 29%
- Open-ended questions in preschool settings encourage individual thinking and developmentally significant sustained dialog - Open-ended questions in preschool settings encourage individual thinking and developmentally significant sustained dialog
- Open-ended student feedback highlighted relevance and conciseness as benefits of personalized AI videos, alongside concerns about unnaturalness, uncanny-valley discomfort, and trust - Open-ended student feedback highlighted relevance and conciseness as benefits of personalized AI videos, alongside concerns about unnaturalness, uncanny-valley discomfort, and trust
- Open-ended tasks are associated with higher disciplinary engagement in the same observation interval - Open-ended tasks are associated with higher disciplinary engagement in the same observation interval
- Open-ended tasks produce higher AI literacy performance than structured tasks - Open-ended tasks produce higher AI literacy performance than structured tasks
- Open-mindedness facets show no significant unique associations with student-rated teaching quality or teacher enthusiasm in bifactor-(S-1) models - Open-mindedness facets show no significant unique associations with student-rated teaching quality or teacher enthusiasm in bifactor-(S-1) models
- Open-skill exercises yield larger executive function benefits than closed-skill exercises for inhibitory control and working memory - Open-skill exercises yield larger executive function benefits than closed-skill exercises for inhibitory control and working memory
- Open-source LLMs show persistent phonology deficits despite adequate mastery of other subskills - Open-source LLMs show persistent phonology deficits despite adequate mastery of other subskills
- Open-weight (DeepSeek) and proprietary (OpenAI) rubrics produced equivalent grading outcomes in every assignment-approach comparison except Assignment 1 free-form - Open-weight (DeepSeek) and proprietary (OpenAI) rubrics produced equivalent grading outcomes in every assignment-approach comparison except Assignment 1 free-form
- OpenAI's GPT-2 Output Detector distinguished real student essays from ChatGPT-generated essays on the same subjects in a December 2022 trial - OpenAI's GPT-2 Output Detector distinguished real student essays from ChatGPT-generated essays on the same subjects in a December 2022 trial
- Openness and need for relatedness are associated with teachers' AI use indirectly through pedagogical AI competence, with relatedness negatively associated with competence - Openness and need for relatedness are associated with teachers' AI use indirectly through pedagogical AI competence, with relatedness negatively associated with competence
- Openness in education shifts the focus from content (OER) to practices (OEP) - Openness in education shifts the focus from content (OER) to practices (OEP)
- Openness partially mediates effects of extraversion and novelty tolerance, and fully mediates general uncertainty tolerance, on well-being decline - Openness partially mediates effects of extraversion and novelty tolerance, and fully mediates general uncertainty tolerance, on well-being decline
- Openness protects against well-being decline only when emotional stability is average or high - Openness protects against well-being decline only when emotional stability is average or high
- Openness shows larger correlations with achievement in language than in STEM subject domains, a pattern that holds for both grades and test scores - Openness shows larger correlations with achievement in language than in STEM subject domains, a pattern that holds for both grades and test scores
- Openness to experience predicts creative metaphor quality, and controlling for personality reduces Gc's creative-metaphor effect to zero - Openness to experience predicts creative metaphor quality, and controlling for personality reduces Gc's creative-metaphor effect to zero
- Openness to experience predicts creativity but not fluid intelligence, and further reduces the residual intelligence–creativity correlation to a trend. - Openness to experience predicts creativity but not fluid intelligence, and further reduces the residual intelligence–creativity correlation to a trend.
- Openness to material feedback is proposed as the single organizing dimension behind the FRA differences between science and generative models - Openness to material feedback is proposed as the single organizing dimension behind the FRA differences between science and generative models
- OpenSciEd classrooms showed greater science achievement growth than non-OpenSciEd classrooms in one district comparison - OpenSciEd classrooms showed greater science achievement growth than non-OpenSciEd classrooms in one district comparison
- OpenSciEd curriculum design goals, especially coherence from the student perspective, come into tension during unit design - OpenSciEd curriculum design goals, especially coherence from the student perspective, come into tension during unit design
- OpenSciEd enactment faces key challenges: project fatigue, unit length and pacing, pseudoagency, and gaps in student sensemaking practices - OpenSciEd enactment faces key challenges: project fatigue, unit length and pacing, pseudoagency, and gaps in student sensemaking practices
- OpenSciEd grade 7 units align with some data-practice frameworks but are less aligned with digital tools, large data sets, and full data cycles - OpenSciEd grade 7 units align with some data-practice frameworks but are less aligned with digital tools, large data sets, and full data cycles
- OpenSciEd materials equitably support student participation and engagement across racial, gender, and linguistic groups, per field-test SEET and teacher-report data - OpenSciEd materials equitably support student participation and engagement across racial, gender, and linguistic groups, per field-test SEET and teacher-report data
- OpenSciEd practitioners' highest-priority needs group into six areas: student engagement, classroom culture, assessment, materials adaptation, planning/reflection time, and teacher capacity. - OpenSciEd practitioners' highest-priority needs group into six areas: student engagement, classroom culture, assessment, materials adaptation, planning/reflection time, and teacher capacity.
- OpenStax Kinetic shifted from gift cards to shareable digital badges to incentivize adult learners to participate in research studies - OpenStax Kinetic shifted from gift cards to shareable digital badges to incentivize adult learners to participate in research studies
- Operation Warp Speed illustrates that purpose-built agile R&D structures can compress time-to-impact during systemic disruption - Operation Warp Speed illustrates that purpose-built agile R&D structures can compress time-to-impact during systemic disruption
- Operational resolution records require workflow-semantic checks before interpretation: one administrator accounts for 72.7% of attributed human resolutions, most administrative closures occur in synchronous bulk events, and the accepted_derived field encodes resolver identity rather than acceptance - Operational resolution records require workflow-semantic checks before interpretation: one administrator accounts for 72.7% of attributed human resolutions, most administrative closures occur in synch
- Operational skills correlate moderately with Internet habitual use, while navigation and evaluation skills correlate only with informational activities - Operational skills correlate moderately with Internet habitual use, while navigation and evaluation skills correlate only with informational activities
- Operationalization of variables, setting, and work-relatedness of the CE activity moderate the relationships between SRL strategies and associated factors - Operationalization of variables, setting, and work-relatedness of the CE activity moderate the relationships between SRL strategies and associated factors
- Opportunities to gain the agentive identity of “agents of change” are intertwined with a macro- and meso-level geopolitical matrix of power - Opportunities to gain the agentive identity of “agents of change” are intertwined with a macro- and meso-level geopolitical matrix of power
- Opportunity Culture schools spur schoolwide academic growth even in classrooms not led by Opportunity Culture teachers - Opportunity Culture schools spur schoolwide academic growth even in classrooms not led by Opportunity Culture teachers
- Opposites performance correlates positively with information and vocabulary, most strongly with range of information - Opposites performance correlates positively with information and vocabulary, most strongly with range of information
- Optimal clustering of five-channel CPS sequences detected three types of collaborative patterns among graduate student groups - Optimal clustering of five-channel CPS sequences detected three types of collaborative patterns among graduate student groups
- Optimal play in coordination games requires estimating a partner's degree of recursion and one's certainty in that estimate - Optimal play in coordination games requires estimating a partner's degree of recursion and one's certainty in that estimate
- Optimal RAG configuration differs by discipline: STEM subjects perform best with 512-character chunks and temperature 0.3 (faithfulness 0.97), while humanities require 1000-character chunks and temperature 0.1 (context recall 1.00, faithfulness 0.98) - Optimal RAG configuration differs by discipline: STEM subjects perform best with 512-character chunks and temperature 0.3 (faithfulness 0.97), while humanities require 1000-character chunks and temper
- Optimal task design determined in laboratory studies may depend on learners' level of effort-by-allocation - Optimal task design determined in laboratory studies may depend on learners' level of effort-by-allocation
- Optimizing prompts can vastly improve the accuracy of LLM outputs, but critical evaluation of the resulting outputs still requires domain expertise. - Optimizing prompts can vastly improve the accuracy of LLM outputs, but critical evaluation of the resulting outputs still requires domain expertise.
- Opting out can improve thinking efficiency by cutting wasted effort on doomed attempts - Opting out can improve thinking efficiency by cutting wasted effort on doomed attempts
- Opting out has disadvantages: it can obscure implicit knowledge, enable excessive opting out, and complicate assessment - Opting out has disadvantages: it can obscure implicit knowledge, enable excessive opting out, and complicate assessment
- Opting out of tasks can indicate effective effort regulation, not merely low motivation (Sidi & Ackerman, 2024 review) - Opting out of tasks can indicate effective effort regulation, not merely low motivation (Sidi & Ackerman, 2024 review)
- Optional 'What is Biology Good For?' essays achieved >75% weekly participation and >90% of students reported they made science relevance clear - Optional 'What is Biology Good For?' essays achieved >75% weekly participation and >90% of students reported they made science relevance clear
- Optional IBM Quantum hardware execution supplied extra evidence but did not remove substantial AI assistance, as ChatGPT generated the code and could interpret returned noisy data - Optional IBM Quantum hardware execution supplied extra evidence but did not remove substantial AI assistance, as ChatGPT generated the code and could interpret returned noisy data
- Oral and explanation-based evaluation of AI-leveraged projects is complicated because students may break down on counterfactual questions even when they did the work - Oral and explanation-based evaluation of AI-leveraged projects is complicated because students may break down on counterfactual questions even when they did the work
- Oral and silent text reading fluency correlate strongly in children but only moderately in adolescents, and a standardized oral word reading test relates to silent reading differently by group - Oral and silent text reading fluency correlate strongly in children but only moderately in adolescents, and a standardized oral word reading test relates to silent reading differently by group
- Oral assessments are recommended as a strategy to maintain academic integrity against AI use - Oral assessments are recommended as a strategy to maintain academic integrity against AI use
- Oral assessments can induce more anxiety than written ones, yet many students still prefer them - Oral assessments can induce more anxiety than written ones, yet many students still prefer them
- Oral communicative competence relates to peer acceptance only for boys and not to peer rejection, indicating gender as a moderator - Oral communicative competence relates to peer acceptance only for boys and not to peer rejection, indicating gender as a moderator
- Oral explaining yields more accurate meta-comprehension judgments than written explaining and retrieval practice - Oral explaining yields more accurate meta-comprehension judgments than written explaining and retrieval practice
- Oral explanations contain more personal references and more concepts than written explanations, but not more elaborations - Oral explanations contain more personal references and more concepts than written explanations, but not more elaborations
- Oral language measures of syntax, listening comprehension, and oral vocabulary do not predict which English learners will struggle with learning to read - Oral language measures of syntax, listening comprehension, and oral vocabulary do not predict which English learners will struggle with learning to read
- Oral language skills did not significantly and positively predict the development of decoding skills during French first grade - Oral language skills did not significantly and positively predict the development of decoding skills during French first grade
- Oral non-interactive teaching can enhance learning more than written teaching for complex materials - Oral non-interactive teaching can enhance learning more than written teaching for complex materials
- Oral word-reading fluency instruction shows a high effect size of 0.66, but evidence rests on a single study - Oral word-reading fluency instruction shows a high effect size of 0.66, but evidence rests on a single study
- Order of worked examples and problem solving had no significant effect on application and transfer scores in experimental design or graphing - Order of worked examples and problem solving had no significant effect on application and transfer scores in experimental design or graphing
- Order-of-merit judgment serves as the criterion by which vocational tests and scales are established - Order-of-merit judgment serves as the criterion by which vocational tests and scales are established
- Organisational structures play a pervasive moderating role in the relationship between teacher social capital and its outcomes - Organisational structures play a pervasive moderating role in the relationship between teacher social capital and its outcomes
- Organization-simulation knowledge practices support interdisciplinary learning
- Organizational cues during a lecture have a large effect on understanding of lecture structure and memory for details - Organizational cues during a lecture have a large effect on understanding of lecture structure and memory for details
- Organizational empowerment through clear role positioning and multidisciplinary support enables sustained training transfer - Organizational empowerment through clear role positioning and multidisciplinary support enables sustained training transfer
- Organizational error management culture relates positively to company performance - Organizational error management culture relates positively to company performance
- Organizational pictures tend to increase test performance compared to text-only items - Organizational pictures tend to increase test performance compared to text-only items
- Organizational support positively predicts both AI literacy and technological self-efficacy among university faculty - Organizational support positively predicts both AI literacy and technological self-efficacy among university faculty
- Organizational-level support targeted four areas: coordination and leadership, professional norms, monitoring of instruction and learning, and resources - Organizational-level support targeted four areas: coordination and leadership, professional norms, monitoring of instruction and learning, and resources
- Organized (vs. non-organized) youth sport participation is associated with lower adult creativity - Organized (vs.
- Organized PD groups reported fewer negative emotions than teachers learning informally - Organized PD groups reported fewer negative emotions than teachers learning informally
- Organizing performance measures into outcomes, impacts, and processes provides rich, fair, and diagnostically useful information - Organizing performance measures into outcomes, impacts, and processes provides rich, fair, and diagnostically useful information
- Organizing principles for a shared workspace emerge from implicit negotiation of conventions among group members - Organizing principles for a shared workspace emerge from implicit negotiation of conventions among group members
- Orienting charts can be learned with unusual ease and without deliberate memorization while performing learning tasks - Orienting charts can be learned with unusual ease and without deliberate memorization while performing learning tasks
- Originality is almost never invoked in builders' spoken acceptance verdicts, and defects as well as defaults exit the loop by acceptance without verification - Originality is almost never invoked in builders' spoken acceptance verdicts, and defects as well as defaults exit the loop by acceptance without verification
- Originality outperformed Turnitin in overall accuracy and macro-average recall on a balanced EFL-relevant dataset, but both showed limited consistency across classes - Originality outperformed Turnitin in overall accuracy and macro-average recall on a balanced EFL-relevant dataset, but both showed limited consistency across classes
- Originality showed a borderline non-significant trend toward higher accuracy on professional than EFL student writing, while Turnitin showed no significant difference - Originality showed a borderline non-significant trend toward higher accuracy on professional than EFL student writing, while Turnitin showed no significant difference
- Orthographic long-term memory deficits in dysgraphia are centered in the left posterior inferior frontal region or left ventral temporal cortex - Orthographic long-term memory deficits in dysgraphia are centered in the left posterior inferior frontal region or left ventral temporal cortex
- Orthographic specificity moderates comprehension-based switching costs: language-specific orthography can abolish or alter mixing and switch costs - Orthographic specificity moderates comprehension-based switching costs: language-specific orthography can abolish or alter mixing and switch costs
- Orthographic working memory deficits in dysgraphia arise primarily from lesions of the left parietal cortex centered on the intraparietal sulcus - Orthographic working memory deficits in dysgraphia arise primarily from lesions of the left parietal cortex centered on the intraparietal sulcus
- Other types of federal financial aid did not fully make up for the decline in PLUS borrowing at HBCUs - Other types of federal financial aid did not fully make up for the decline in PLUS borrowing at HBCUs
- Other-made choices produce similar or better motivation and performance than self-made choices for East Asian youth, contrary to Western choice findings - Other-made choices produce similar or better motivation and performance than self-made choices for East Asian youth, contrary to Western choice findings
- Other-reports of teacher personality are more strongly associated with teacher outcomes than self-reports - Other-reports of teacher personality are more strongly associated with teacher outcomes than self-reports
- Otis scores proved of practical value over a two-year trial for guiding junior high pupils' choice between a foreign language and manual work - Otis scores proved of practical value over a two-year trial for guiding junior high pupils' choice between a foreign language and manual work
- OUSD's open-access dual enrollment program maintains an 82 percent course pass rate among predominantly first-generation, low-income students and students of color - OUSD's open-access dual enrollment program maintains an 82 percent course pass rate among predominantly first-generation, low-income students and students of color
- Out-of-field teaching is more common in high-poverty schools and lower tracks, concentrating the least qualified teachers with disadvantaged students - Out-of-field teaching is more common in high-poverty schools and lower tracks, concentrating the least qualified teachers with disadvantaged students
- Out-of-school suspension decreased in 48 states and Washington, DC between 2011–12 and 2017–18, but in five states the decline came with an even larger increase in in-school suspensions - Out-of-school suspension decreased in 48 states and Washington, DC between 2011–12 and 2017–18, but in five states the decline came with an even larger increase in in-school suspensions
- Out-of-school suspension rates in CPS high schools declined each year from 24 percent in 2009-10 to 16 percent in 2013-14 - Out-of-school suspension rates in CPS high schools declined each year from 24 percent in 2009-10 to 16 percent in 2013-14
- Out-of-school suspensions decreased 41% at a middle school implementing PBIS under the TEAM Student framework - Out-of-school suspensions decreased 41% at a middle school implementing PBIS under the TEAM Student framework
- Out-of-the-box LLMs agree with human essay grades far less than human raters agree with each other - Out-of-the-box LLMs agree with human essay grades far less than human raters agree with each other
- Outcome convergence after collaboration is low, and higher for application-oriented than factual knowledge - Outcome convergence after collaboration is low, and higher for application-oriented than factual knowledge
- Outcome differences between CHSRI new-start and redesigned schools were not statistically significant after accounting for incoming student differences - Outcome differences between CHSRI new-start and redesigned schools were not statistically significant after accounting for incoming student differences
- Outcome feedback (mere knowledge of results) impedes learning of complex tasks in the multiple-cue probability learning paradigm - Outcome feedback (mere knowledge of results) impedes learning of complex tasks in the multiple-cue probability learning paradigm
- Outcome measures are highly interrelated in children with cochlear implants - Outcome measures are highly interrelated in children with cochlear implants
- Outcome proximity moderates the dose–response relation: distal outcomes outperform proximal outcomes at dosages at or below 5.43 h, while proximal outcomes exceed distal outcomes at or above 22.6 h - Outcome proximity moderates the dose–response relation: distal outcomes outperform proximal outcomes at dosages at or below 5.43 h, while proximal outcomes exceed distal outcomes at or above 22.6 h
- Outcome turns on the structural location the synthetic position occupies, not the volume of use; population-level studies indexing use alone should record a washed-out average effect - Outcome turns on the structural location the synthetic position occupies, not the volume of use; population-level studies indexing use alone should record a washed-out average effect
- Outcome type significantly moderates the FSR–outcome association, with persistence showing stronger correlations than achievement - Outcome type significantly moderates the FSR–outcome association, with persistence showing stronger correlations than achievement
- Outcome-based accountability is only one of multiple forms of accountability, each invoking distinct motivational mechanisms - Outcome-based accountability is only one of multiple forms of accountability, each invoking distinct motivational mechanisms
- Outcomes of students with disabilities improve when they receive specially designed instruction responsive to assessment data - Outcomes of students with disabilities improve when they receive specially designed instruction responsive to assessment data
- Outdoor learning in nature reduces student stress (cortisol decline), but stress-restoration findings are mixed by measure and age - Outdoor learning in nature reduces student stress (cortisol decline), but stress-restoration findings are mixed by measure and age
- Outdoor learning in nature significantly increases students' physical activity in most studies, with some null results - Outdoor learning in nature significantly increases students' physical activity in most studies, with some null results
- Outlier rates in Spanish item calibration are extremely low, which the authors take as evidence of very high calibration quality - Outlier rates in Spanish item calibration are extremely low, which the authors take as evidence of very high calibration quality
- Output-level Unicode soft barriers can achieve high copy-paste resistance, but effectiveness is highly model- and task-dependent - Output-level Unicode soft barriers can achieve high copy-paste resistance, but effectiveness is highly model- and task-dependent
- Output-verification support is the least covered scenario in policy guidance - Output-verification support is the least covered scenario in policy guidance
- Outsourcing productive struggle to AI risks cognitive debt, and reactive compliance-focused approaches are insufficient - Outsourcing productive struggle to AI risks cognitive debt, and reactive compliance-focused approaches are insufficient
- Over 25 per cent of college students cannot spell common words, and 50 per cent fail on words such as accommodate and rhythm - Over 25 per cent of college students cannot spell common words, and 50 per cent fail on words such as accommodate and rhythm
- Over 40 percent of Chicago Public Schools students drop out by age 19, with a slight downward trend across the 1991–1994 cohorts - Over 40 percent of Chicago Public Schools students drop out by age 19, with a slight downward trend across the 1991–1994 cohorts
- Over 60% of the largest school districts reported zero school-related arrests, and no state had fully met ESSA school-policing report-card requirements - Over 60% of the largest school districts reported zero school-related arrests, and no state had fully met ESSA school-policing report-card requirements
- Over 65% of surveyed states reported having a state school safety center, and over 96% of those centers were still operational - Over 65% of surveyed states reported having a state school safety center, and over 96% of those centers were still operational
- Over 70% of operational SSSCs are situated within larger state agencies and are funded mainly through state appropriations and federal or state grants - Over 70% of operational SSSCs are situated within larger state agencies and are funded mainly through state appropriations and federal or state grants
- Over 70% of participants in the field and station studies rated the app a 4 or 5 for supporting children's science learning - Over 70% of participants in the field and station studies rated the app a 4 or 5 for supporting children's science learning
- Over 80% of pilot students agreed the AI proctor accurately understood their responses and scaffolded them appropriately - Over 80% of pilot students agreed the AI proctor accurately understood their responses and scaffolded them appropriately
- Over 80% of surveyed students reported GenAI use driven primarily by perceived usefulness rather than policy - Over 80% of surveyed students reported GenAI use driven primarily by perceived usefulness rather than policy
- Over 90 percent of Bristol teachers who participated in student-led mental health PD reported being more conscious of the experiences of students of color in school - Over 90 percent of Bristol teachers who participated in student-led mental health PD reported being more conscious of the experiences of students of color in school
- Over 95% of student-authored questions included an explanation, mostly of good or excellent quality - Over 95% of student-authored questions included an explanation, mostly of good or excellent quality
- Over 96 percent of surveyed low-performing schools adopted three SIG-promoted improvement practices: data-informed differentiated instruction, expanded technology access or computer-assisted instruction, and collaborative or leader-facilitated ongoing professional development - Over 96 percent of surveyed low-performing schools adopted three SIG-promoted improvement practices: data-informed differentiated instruction, expanded technology access or computer-assisted instructi
- Over a decade of legally mandated synthetic phonics in England has not improved standardized reading outcomes (PIRLS, PISA, SATs) - Over a decade of legally mandated synthetic phonics in England has not improved standardized reading outcomes (PIRLS, PISA, SATs)
- Over a full term, aggregated lecture time decreases linearly while independent study time follows a negative quadratic trajectory, rising until the end of the lecture period and then declining - Over a full term, aggregated lecture time decreases linearly while independent study time follows a negative quadratic trajectory, rising until the end of the lecture period and then declining
- Over a quarter of benchmark tasks (23 of 80) defeat all six frontier models, with over 22% showing capability boundaries where scores swing by up to 90 points - Over a quarter of benchmark tasks (23 of 80) defeat all six frontier models, with over 22% showing capability boundaries where scores swing by up to 90 points
- Over a third (36.7%) of borrowing teachers have worked multiple jobs because of student loans, and the share rises with monthly repayment amounts - Over a third (36.7%) of borrowing teachers have worked multiple jobs because of student loans, and the share rises with monthly repayment amounts
- Over a third of images in middle school life science textbooks prompt students to compare visual units - Over a third of images in middle school life science textbooks prompt students to compare visual units
- Over a third of RSE studies report no outcomes, and student outcome measurement prioritises knowledge - Over a third of RSE studies report no outcomes, and student outcome measurement prioritises knowledge
- Over a three-year CB-PA intervention, the percent of time spent in MVPA was significantly associated with the percent of time on task (p < 0.01) - Over a three-year CB-PA intervention, the percent of time spent in MVPA was significantly associated with the percent of time on task (p < 0.01)
- Over a whole term of chemistry and nature-study lessons, only the slightest indication existed that facts were remembered better by virtue of their position in the course - Over a whole term of chemistry and nature-study lessons, only the slightest indication existed that facts were remembered better by virtue of their position in the course
- Over eight weeks, university learners receiving reinforcement learning-optimized oral practice sequencing attained normalized learning gains approximately 2.2 times higher than learners following fixed curricula - Over eight weeks, university learners receiving reinforcement learning-optimized oral practice sequencing attained normalized learning gains approximately 2.2 times higher than learners following fixe
- Over four months and four sessions, LLM-group participants performed worse than Brain-only participants at neural, linguistic, and scoring levels - Over four months and four sessions, LLM-group participants performed worse than Brain-only participants at neural, linguistic, and scoring levels
- Over four years, more than 250 ILC leaders provided multi-session professional learning to more than 32,000 California educators across more than 2,000 schools and at least 495 districts - Over four years, more than 250 ILC leaders provided multi-session professional learning to more than 32,000 California educators across more than 2,000 schools and at least 495 districts
- Over half of principals were highly engaged in the new evaluation system, while disengaged principals cited its labor intensity amid simultaneous district initiatives - Over half of principals were highly engaged in the new evaluation system, while disengaged principals cited its labor intensity amid simultaneous district initiatives
- Over half of WoW forum posts evince systems-based reasoning, most also showing understanding of feedback among system components - Over half of WoW forum posts evince systems-based reasoning, most also showing understanding of feedback among system components
- Over one-third of PGR participants emphasised financial support for paid AI tools as necessary institutional support for responsible GenAI use - Over one-third of PGR participants emphasised financial support for paid AI tools as necessary institutional support for responsible GenAI use
- Over six months, English vocabulary, relative monitoring accuracy and metacognitive control improved, and boredom increased, while enjoyment and anxiety showed no significant change - Over six months, English vocabulary, relative monitoring accuracy and metacognitive control improved, and boredom increased, while enjoyment and anxiety showed no significant change
- Over the past decade (2003–2012), high school youth with an IEP became more engaged in school and extracurricular activities - Over the past decade (2003–2012), high school youth with an IEP became more engaged in school and extracurricular activities
- Over three-quarters of international medical students used AI tools at least weekly and reported strong intentions to continue, valuing teacher-AI collaboration - Over three-quarters of international medical students used AI tools at least weekly and reported strong intentions to continue, valuing teacher-AI collaboration
- Over two decades, Chicago teachers reported increasing program coherence and higher trust in their principals - Over two decades, Chicago teachers reported increasing program coherence and higher trust in their principals
- Over two semesters the LearnAI deployment reached 18 courses (293 enrolled students) and 35 co-creation clients who produced 36 portfolio websites and over 20 deployed applications - Over two semesters the LearnAI deployment reached 18 courses (293 enrolled students) and 35 co-creation clients who produced 36 portfolio websites and over 20 deployed applications
- Over-reliance on AI dialogue systems reduces students' critical and analytical thinking skills, especially when they become overly dependent on AI-generated content - Over-reliance on AI dialogue systems reduces students' critical and analytical thinking skills, especially when they become overly dependent on AI-generated content
- Over-reliance on AI in chemical experimentation carries ethical considerations and pitfalls as AI automates routine tasks and alters how experiments are conceptualized - Over-reliance on AI in chemical experimentation carries ethical considerations and pitfalls as AI automates routine tasks and alters how experiments are conceptualized
- Over-reliance on AI scaffolding risks learned helplessness, so focus should shift to fostering self-regulated AI interaction - Over-reliance on AI scaffolding risks learned helplessness, so focus should shift to fostering self-regulated AI interaction
- Over-reliance on GAI risks weakening teaching and social presence and depriving students of foundational skill development - Over-reliance on GAI risks weakening teaching and social presence and depriving students of foundational skill development
- Overage students at high schools with great racial equity climate are twice as likely to graduate in four years as those at schools with poor racial equity climate - Overage students at high schools with great racial equity climate are twice as likely to graduate in four years as those at schools with poor racial equity climate
- Overall 3E, Empower, and Empathize scores were higher in the second AI-patient encounter, but the uncontrolled design precludes attributing this to training - Overall 3E, Empower, and Empathize scores were higher in the second AI-patient encounter, but the uncontrolled design precludes attributing this to training
- Overall CPSE did not differ significantly between individual programming and RTC-based collaborative programming - Overall CPSE did not differ significantly between individual programming and RTC-based collaborative programming
- Overall demand–AI-use alignment varies modestly across education systems, but task-specific association profiles show clear residual heterogeneity - Overall demand–AI-use alignment varies modestly across education systems, but task-specific association profiles show clear residual heterogeneity
- Overall false positive and false negative error rates in teacher value-added performance classification are about 10 and 20 percent, respectively - Overall false positive and false negative error rates in teacher value-added performance classification are about 10 and 20 percent, respectively
- Overall false positive error rates are about 10 percent and false negative error rates about 20 percent for value-added performance classifications - Overall false positive error rates are about 10 percent and false negative error rates about 20 percent for value-added performance classifications
- Overall institutional support for academic engagement has an extremely strong positive relationship with overall academic engagement - Overall institutional support for academic engagement has an extremely strong positive relationship with overall academic engagement
- Overall L2 motivation is a significant positive predictor of L2 self-efficacy among Iranian EFL learners - Overall L2 motivation is a significant positive predictor of L2 self-efficacy among Iranian EFL learners
- Overall lexical processing latency at 36 months predicts receptive vocabulary at 60 months, but not over and above concurrent vocabulary - Overall lexical processing latency at 36 months predicts receptive vocabulary at 60 months, but not over and above concurrent vocabulary
- Overall policy effects were concentrated among the lowest-ability students: larger credit gains but more failures and lower math GPAs, with ninth-grade test scores unaffected - Overall policy effects were concentrated among the lowest-ability students: larger credit gains but more failures and lower math GPAs, with ninth-grade test scores unaffected
- Overall policy effects: lowest-ability students earned more ninth-grade credits but also failed more, and long-term outcomes were small to non-existent, with no increase in college entrance - Overall policy effects: lowest-ability students earned more ninth-grade credits but also failed more, and long-term outcomes were small to non-existent, with no increase in college entrance
- Overall posttest performance does not differ between targeted and holistic retrieval conditions - Overall posttest performance does not differ between targeted and holistic retrieval conditions
- Overall problem-solving performance did not differ significantly between DI-PS and PS-DI (p = .08) - Overall problem-solving performance did not differ significantly between DI-PS and PS-DI (p = .08)
- Overall quality was similar across durations and across the 21-lecture held-out set unused during system development - Overall quality was similar across durations and across the 21-lecture held-out set unused during system development
- Overall reading time did not differ between consistent and inconsistent texts, but participants judged consistent texts more accurately (d = 0.84), indicating inconsistencies were more often overlooked than falsely perceived - Overall reading time did not differ between consistent and inconsistent texts, but participants judged consistent texts more accurately (d = 0.84), indicating inconsistencies were more often overlooke
- Overall therapist complementarity across the full therapeutic relationship does not differ significantly between successful and unsuccessful outcome groups - Overall therapist complementarity across the full therapeutic relationship does not differ significantly between successful and unsuccessful outcome groups
- Overall U.S. teacher turnover is about 16% annually, with about 8% leaving the profession and about 8% moving schools - Overall U.S.
- Overall validity of eye-tracking measures of learning in IVR is limited, averaging 1.93 of 4, with data quality the weakest component - Overall validity of eye-tracking measures of learning in IVR is limited, averaging 1.93 of 4, with data quality the weakest component
- Overconfidence (bias) decreased from pretest to posttest across all groups including control, with no group differences - Overconfidence (bias) decreased from pretest to posttest across all groups including control, with no group differences
- Overheard adult speech is unrelated to 24-month vocabulary, unlike child-directed speech - Overheard adult speech is unrelated to 24-month vocabulary, unlike child-directed speech
- Overhearing dialogue between virtual tutor and tutee produced more recall propositions, transfer questions, and deeper reasoning than monologue - Overhearing dialogue between virtual tutor and tutee produced more recall propositions, transfer questions, and deeper reasoning than monologue
- Overlapping (nonlinear) epistemic belief profiles are a systematic phenomenon across grades and tracks, not limited to few students or specific contexts - Overlapping (nonlinear) epistemic belief profiles are a systematic phenomenon across grades and tracks, not limited to few students or specific contexts
- Overlapping concepts (sharing post-test questions with other concepts) yield higher student scores and higher model R², and multi-task modeling across all concepts is detrimental for these concepts - Overlapping concepts (sharing post-test questions with other concepts) yield higher student scores and higher model R², and multi-task modeling across all concepts is detrimental for these concepts
- Overlaying mass times calculated acceleration with net force from force plates provides a compelling visual connection to Newton's Second Law - Overlaying mass times calculated acceleration with net force from force plates provides a compelling visual connection to Newton's Second Law
- Overreliance on AI is the most prevalent pedagogical limitation (27 studies, 50%), followed by reduced critical thinking (25 studies, 46%) - Overreliance on AI is the most prevalent pedagogical limitation (27 studies, 50%), followed by reduced critical thinking (25 studies, 46%)
- Overreliance on AWE may lower learners' critical thinking and creativity - Overreliance on AWE may lower learners' critical thinking and creativity
- Overreliance on dominant outcomes constrains learning and mathematical identity of students of color - Overreliance on dominant outcomes constrains learning and mathematical identity of students of color
- Oversubscribed charter middle schools differ in features from charter schools that are not oversubscribed - Oversubscribed charter middle schools differ in features from charter schools that are not oversubscribed
- Oversubscription is prevalent among charter middle schools, enabling lottery-based evaluation - Oversubscription is prevalent among charter middle schools, enabling lottery-based evaluation
- Overt correction of errors speeds young children's learning compared with knowledge of correctness alone - Overt correction of errors speeds young children's learning compared with knowledge of correctness alone
- Overt counting, especially min-counting, remained common in adolescents and strategy solution times followed the expected retrieval < decomposition < counting ordering - Overt counting, especially min-counting, remained common in adolescents and strategy solution times followed the expected retrieval < decomposition < counting ordering
- Overt retrieval also outperforms covert retrieval for key terms, but with a smaller advantage than for definitions - Overt retrieval also outperforms covert retrieval for key terms, but with a smaller advantage than for definitions
- Overt retrieval practice enhances interim recall of new List-5 material compared to restudy, and does not differ from JOLs with word stems - Overt retrieval practice enhances interim recall of new List-5 material compared to restudy, and does not differ from JOLs with word stems
- Overt retrieval practice produces higher delayed recall of definitions than covert retrieval practice for learners studying declarative concepts - Overt retrieval practice produces higher delayed recall of definitions than covert retrieval practice for learners studying declarative concepts
- Overweight or obese students who participated in Get Fit and Prevention had large and statistically significant increases in PACER laps two and three years later - Overweight or obese students who participated in Get Fit and Prevention had large and statistically significant increases in PACER laps two and three years later