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- O'Shea's 1921 textbook interprets mental development for classroom problems and adds over one hundred pages of problem material for practice in thinking - O'Shea's 1921 textbook interprets mental development for classroom problems and adds over one hundred pages of problem material for practice in thinking
- Oakland Unified high school participation in Linked Learning career pathways rose from 49% in 2014 to 87.7% in 2020–21 - Oakland Unified high school participation in Linked Learning career pathways rose from 49% in 2014 to 87.7% in 2020–21
- Oakland Unified sustained its full-service community schools initiative through leadership turnover and lean funding by engaging stakeholders, braiding funding sources, and enacting formal policy commitments - Oakland Unified sustained its full-service community schools initiative through leadership turnover and lean funding by engaging stakeholders, braiding funding sources, and enacting formal policy comm
- OBCs drove a systemic shift for district and school teams to monitor and leverage data for continuous improvement. - OBCs drove a systemic shift for district and school teams to monitor and leverage data for continuous improvement.
- OBCs drove increased edtech implementation rates, boosted by provider implementation support, despite challenges including buy-in, staff workload, unclear terms, leadership turnover, and time constraints. - OBCs drove increased edtech implementation rates, boosted by provider implementation support, despite challenges including buy-in, staff workload, unclear terms, leadership turnover, and time constrai
- Obesity (BMI ≥30) is associated with lower performance in verbal abilities, processing speed, and cognitive flexibility in older adults - Obesity (BMI ≥30) is associated with lower performance in verbal abilities, processing speed, and cognitive flexibility in older adults
- Obesity is not related to verbal abilities, processing speed, or cognitive flexibility when cognitive reserve in early and midlife is accounted for - Obesity is not related to verbal abilities, processing speed, or cognitive flexibility when cognitive reserve in early and midlife is accounted for
- Obesity relates to lower processing speed and cognitive flexibility only among older adults with low education or low engagement in activities - Obesity relates to lower processing speed and cognitive flexibility only among older adults with low education or low engagement in activities
- Object formation in the meeting was iterative and non-linear: the proposed germ cell of 'making a choice' was encapsulated, not elaborated and expanded - Object formation in the meeting was iterative and non-linear: the proposed germ cell of 'making a choice' was encapsulated, not elaborated and expanded
- Object manipulation in a visual representation significantly improves scores from post-test to retention test after two weeks of non-instruction - Object manipulation in a visual representation significantly improves scores from post-test to retention test after two weeks of non-instruction
- Object-oriented play peaks between approximately 18 months and 3.5 years of age - Object-oriented play peaks between approximately 18 months and 3.5 years of age
- Objective evidence from observing children's book choices in four public libraries was interrelated with questionnaire results and book sales in the Jordan monograph - Objective evidence from observing children's book choices in four public libraries was interrelated with questionnaire results and book sales in the Jordan monograph
- Objective feedback is neither necessary nor sufficient for the group advantage; discussion is the critical factor - Objective feedback is neither necessary nor sufficient for the group advantage; discussion is the critical factor
- Objective learning gains did not differ significantly by condition in the primary ANCOVA, but KBD showed a significant positive effect on learning gains in exploratory regressions accounting for learner covariates - Objective learning gains did not differ significantly by condition in the primary ANCOVA, but KBD showed a significant positive effect on learning gains in exploratory regressions accounting for learn
- Objective support was not significantly correlated with utilization of support or prosocial behavior - Objective support was not significantly correlated with utilization of support or prosocial behavior
- Objectively measured physical activity shows no significant association with academic achievement in children with overweight/obesity - Objectively measured physical activity shows no significant association with academic achievement in children with overweight/obesity
- Observable indicators showed micro-action completion was higher with structured task-clarity prompts and communicative autonomy improved particularly after AmicoTuo sessions, while transition-to-human follow-through was not quantified - Observable indicators showed micro-action completion was higher with structured task-clarity prompts and communicative autonomy improved particularly after AmicoTuo sessions, while transition-to-human
- Observable metrics computed from IDE telemetry improved held-out prediction of query imminence (AUROC .726) and guided versus dependent help-seeking (AUROC .717) over raw telemetry - Observable metrics computed from IDE telemetry improved held-out prediction of query imminence (AUROC .726) and guided versus dependent help-seeking (AUROC .717) over raw telemetry
- Observation behavior is predominantly associated with copied rather than original models, while Construction and Exploration draw more on original models - Observation behavior is predominantly associated with copied rather than original models, while Construction and Exploration draw more on original models
- Observation scores and student surveys were moderately correlated with student learning and likely captured different dimensions of teaching quality - Observation scores and student surveys were moderately correlated with student learning and likely captured different dimensions of teaching quality
- Observation scores are modestly positively associated with individual value-added (adjusted correlation 0.349) but only weakly associated with performance tasks (0.108) and school-wide literacy value-added (0.119) - Observation scores are modestly positively associated with individual value-added (adjusted correlation 0.349) but only weakly associated with performance tasks (0.108) and school-wide literacy value-
- Observation scores have a stronger relationship with school characteristics such as poverty than value-added scores - Observation scores have a stronger relationship with school characteristics such as poverty than value-added scores
- Observation scores have a stronger relationship with school poverty than value-added scores - Observation scores have a stronger relationship with school poverty than value-added scores
- Observational learners read and filter more than hypermedia learners, and hypermedia learners check more solution steps than self-explanation learners - Observational learners read and filter more than hypermedia learners, and hypermedia learners check more solution steps than self-explanation learners
- Observational learning devotes a significantly lower percentage of learning activity to elaborative processing than the other three approaches - Observational learning devotes a significantly lower percentage of learning activity to elaborative processing than the other three approaches
- Observational measures spanning the preschool to elementary age range offer an alternative to direct testing of young children. - Observational measures spanning the preschool to elementary age range offer an alternative to direct testing of young children.
- Observed AI-mediated interpretive episodes distribute across three developmental trajectories — AI-dependent (35.71%), AI-enhanced (38.10%), and AI-critical (26.19%) — with fully critical engagement least frequent - Observed AI-mediated interpretive episodes distribute across three developmental trajectories — AI-dependent (35.71%), AI-enhanced (38.10%), and AI-critical (26.19%) — with fully critical engagement l
- Observed anxiety expressions during challenging tasks predict lower teacher-rated work-related and self-regulation skills - Observed anxiety expressions during challenging tasks predict lower teacher-rated work-related and self-regulation skills
- Observed classes in high-performing CHSRI schools showed high or medium student engagement and calm, well-behaved classrooms, with only one low-engagement class - Observed classes in high-performing CHSRI schools showed high or medium student engagement and calm, well-behaved classrooms, with only one low-engagement class
- Observed classroom engagement showed a small ITT effect and a medium CACE effect, neither statistically significant - Observed classroom engagement showed a small ITT effect and a medium CACE effect, neither statistically significant
- Observed classroom implementation promoted science practices and core ideas, with Observing and Describing most frequent and coverage varying by unit - Observed classroom implementation promoted science practices and core ideas, with Observing and Describing most frequent and coverage varying by unit
- Observed COVID-19 achievement declines were more substantial than declines during other recent disruptions such as natural disasters - Observed COVID-19 achievement declines were more substantial than declines during other recent disruptions such as natural disasters
- Observed differentiation took place mainly through student independence and working pace, with lesson goals largely the same across groups - Observed differentiation took place mainly through student independence and working pace, with lesson goals largely the same across groups
- Observed help-seeking during the challenge task is unrelated to teacher-rated learning-related behaviors and academic skills - Observed help-seeking during the challenge task is unrelated to teacher-rated learning-related behaviors and academic skills
- Observed interaction frequencies support the Interaction Matrix cell weightings, with the most interactions in the highest-weighted cells - Observed interaction frequencies support the Interaction Matrix cell weightings, with the most interactions in the highest-weighted cells
- Observed interest/arousal during challenging tasks predicts poorer teacher-rated social competence and more hyperactivity: the top third was rated least socially competent, and the top and middle thirds more hyperactive than the bottom third - Observed interest/arousal during challenging tasks predicts poorer teacher-rated social competence and more hyperactivity: the top third was rated least socially competent, and the top and middle thir
- Observed motivation indicators predict student-teacher conflict but not closeness: less persistence, greater task competence, and more interest/arousal predict greater conflict - Observed motivation indicators predict student-teacher conflict but not closeness: less persistence, greater task competence, and more interest/arousal predict greater conflict
- Observed performance-resolution slopes in the mathematics data were not greater than those produced by guessing in simulation - Observed performance-resolution slopes in the mathematics data were not greater than those produced by guessing in simulation
- Observed shame expressions during challenging tasks predict greater teacher-rated social competence, work-related skills, and academic skills - Observed shame expressions during challenging tasks predict greater teacher-rated social competence, work-related skills, and academic skills
- Observed task persistence during challenging tasks predicts teacher-rated academic competence and learning-related behaviors in Head Start graduates - Observed task persistence during challenging tasks predicts teacher-rated academic competence and learning-related behaviors in Head Start graduates
- Observed teacher expectations and developmental appropriateness were more strongly associated with mathematics achievement for African American than non-African American preschoolers - Observed teacher expectations and developmental appropriateness were more strongly associated with mathematics achievement for African American than non-African American preschoolers
- Observed teacher humour differs from self-reports: sarcasm and mocking accounted for nearly two-thirds of observed teacher humour although teachers and students reported aggressive humour as least common - Observed teacher humour differs from self-reports: sarcasm and mocking accounted for nearly two-thirds of observed teacher humour although teachers and students reported aggressive humour as least com
- Observer, student, and teacher perspectives on teacher agency overlap largely, but observed and teacher-self-reported communion are not significantly associated - Observer, student, and teacher perspectives on teacher agency overlap largely, but observed and teacher-self-reported communion are not significantly associated
- Observer-rated behavioral expression of high- and moderate-intensity ADHD personas declines progressively across turns in unscripted LLM conversations - Observer-rated behavioral expression of high- and moderate-intensity ADHD personas declines progressively across turns in unscripted LLM conversations
- Observer-rated physical neighborhood disorder is negatively associated with GPA, with each standard deviation of disorder linked to a 20.7% of a standard deviation decrease - Observer-rated physical neighborhood disorder is negatively associated with GPA, with each standard deviation of disorder linked to a 20.7% of a standard deviation decrease
- Observers of peer models who made and corrected key errors learned to identify and eliminate such errors, whereas observers of expert models missed the error-correction information - Observers of peer models who made and corrected key errors learned to identify and eliminate such errors, whereas observers of expert models missed the error-correction information
- Observers' perceptions of a classmate's GenAI use are negatively associated with interpersonal trust among university students - Observers' perceptions of a classmate's GenAI use are negatively associated with interpersonal trust among university students
- Observing a male model enhances perceived competence more from pretest to posttest than observing a female model, for both male and female observers - Observing a male model enhances perceived competence more from pretest to posttest than observing a female model, for both male and female observers
- Observing and producing gestures can enhance comprehension of verbal messages including narratives - Observing and producing gestures can enhance comprehension of verbal messages including narratives
- Observing gestures aids recall more when gestures provide complementary rather than redundant information (review attributes this to Austin et al., 2018) - Observing gestures aids recall more when gestures provide complementary rather than redundant information (review attributes this to Austin et al., 2018)
- Observing gestures embedded in instruction aids learning, especially when gestures convey a different strategy than speech - Observing gestures embedded in instruction aids learning, especially when gestures convey a different strategy than speech
- Observing the complete problem-solving-and-failing process (VF-process) was more effective for conceptual knowledge acquisition than generating one's own failed solutions (PF) prior to instruction - Observing the complete problem-solving-and-failing process (VF-process) was more effective for conceptual knowledge acquisition than generating one's own failed solutions (PF) prior to instruction
- Observing typical gestures significantly benefits narrative comprehension compared with atypical or no gestures, which do not differ significantly - Observing typical gestures significantly benefits narrative comprehension compared with atypical or no gestures, which do not differ significantly
- Observing typical gestures, but not atypical gestures, significantly benefits adult narrative comprehension - Observing typical gestures, but not atypical gestures, significantly benefits adult narrative comprehension
- Occipital plasticity for spoken language is independent of plasticity for Braille and for sound - Occipital plasticity for spoken language is independent of plasticity for Braille and for sound
- Occipital responses to nonlanguage sounds in blind children increase between ages 4 and 17 - Occipital responses to nonlanguage sounds in blind children increase between ages 4 and 17
- Occipital responses to spoken language in blind children are maximal by age 4 and unrelated to Braille learning - Occipital responses to spoken language in blind children are maximal by age 4 and unrelated to Braille learning
- Occupational commitment is the strongest positive consequence and turnover intentions the strongest negative consequence of teacher wellbeing - Occupational commitment is the strongest positive consequence and turnover intentions the strongest negative consequence of teacher wellbeing
- ODD and anxiety co-morbidity predict more severe sensory processing problems in children with ADHD - ODD and anxiety co-morbidity predict more severe sensory processing problems in children with ADHD
- Odyssey® Math receives a WWC rating of potentially positive effects on primary students' mathematics achievement - Odyssey® Math receives a WWC rating of potentially positive effects on primary students' mathematics achievement
- Odyssey® Math usage varied across classrooms in the DiLeo (2007) trial, partly because of differential access to technology - Odyssey® Math usage varied across classrooms in the DiLeo (2007) trial, partly because of differential access to technology
- Of 13 online learning practice variables examined, only use of a blended approach and expanded time on task significantly influenced effectiveness; the other 11 did not. - Of 13 online learning practice variables examined, only use of a blended approach and expanded time on task significantly influenced effectiveness; the other 11 did not.
- Of 132 early literacy interventions evaluated by high-quality impact studies, 38 demonstrated effectiveness in at least one language or literacy outcome domain and 93 showed inconclusive effects - Of 132 early literacy interventions evaluated by high-quality impact studies, 38 demonstrated effectiveness in at least one language or literacy outcome domain and 93 showed inconclusive effects
- Of 178 reference sources produced by AI dialogue systems, 69 lacked a DOI and 28 could not be found via Google search and had no existing DOI - Of 178 reference sources produced by AI dialogue systems, 69 lacked a DOI and 28 could not be found via Google search and had no existing DOI
- Of 18 reviewed Tier 2 literacy interventions, three had at most promising evidence and 12 had uncertain evidence of effects - Of 18 reviewed Tier 2 literacy interventions, three had at most promising evidence and 12 had uncertain evidence of effects
- Of 259 predictors analyzed for enrollment prediction, four stand out as most important: prior cohort sizes, in-school suspensions, out-of-school suspensions, and absences - Of 259 predictors analyzed for enrollment prediction, four stand out as most important: prior cohort sizes, in-school suspensions, out-of-school suspensions, and absences
- Of 30 verified hallucinated references, 13 appeared entirely fabricated and 17 were hybrid references combining a real title with fabricated authorship or metadata - Of 30 verified hallucinated references, 13 appeared entirely fabricated and 17 were hybrid references combining a real title with fabricated authorship or metadata
- Of 305 studies of Fast ForWord reviewed for adolescent learners, two met WWC evidence standards, six met standards with reservations, and 297 met neither - Of 305 studies of Fast ForWord reviewed for adolescent learners, two met WWC evidence standards, six met standards with reservations, and 297 met neither
- Of 89 coded supervised learning activities, 69 confine learners to the User role, 17 reach Creator, and 8 reach Machine - Of 89 coded supervised learning activities, 69 confine learners to the User role, 17 reach Creator, and 8 reach Machine
- Of eight PF-similar studies of problem solving prior to instruction in non-STEM or domain-general settings, only Schwartz and Bransford (1998) found a positive learning effect - Of eight PF-similar studies of problem solving prior to instruction in non-STEM or domain-general settings, only Schwartz and Bransford (1998) found a positive learning effect
- Of six academic advising programs with studies meeting WWC standards, two (Talent Search and Sponsor-a-Scholar) improved college enrollment and four had no impact - Of six academic advising programs with studies meeting WWC standards, two (Talent Search and Sponsor-a-Scholar) improved college enrollment and four had no impact
- Of students who started college in fall 2015, 73.4 percent persisted at any U.S. institution and 61.1 percent were retained at their starting institution in fall 2016 - Of students who started college in fall 2015, 73.4 percent persisted at any U.S.
- Of the Big Five personality traits, only conscientiousness (r = .22) and openness (r = .13) correlate appreciably with mathematics achievement
- Off-line self-report instruments show low concurrent validity with on-line measures and do not predict learning outcomes very well - Off-line self-report instruments show low concurrent validity with on-line measures and do not predict learning outcomes very well
- Off-line self-reports of strategy use may not correspond to actual learner behavior due to memory-reconstruction problems - Off-line self-reports of strategy use may not correspond to actual learner behavior due to memory-reconstruction problems
- Off-task activity appeared more common in the larger six-to-seven-member teams than in the compact teams, though not in every larger team - Off-task activity appeared more common in the larger six-to-seven-member teams than in the compact teams, though not in every larger team
- Off-the-shelf LLM tutors are more verbose than human tutors, leaving students only 5-15% of talk time versus close to 30% in human tutoring - Off-the-shelf LLM tutors are more verbose than human tutors, leaving students only 5-15% of talk time versus close to 30% in human tutoring
- Off-the-shelf LLMs are systematically misaligned with human item-difficulty judgments and struggle to simulate lower-proficiency states - Off-the-shelf LLMs are systematically misaligned with human item-difficulty judgments and struggle to simulate lower-proficiency states
- Off-the-shelf LLMs without domain-specific fine-tuning suggested true root causes among their zero-shot debugging recommendations for buggy analog circuits - Off-the-shelf LLMs without domain-specific fine-tuning suggested true root causes among their zero-shot debugging recommendations for buggy analog circuits
- Offering $20,000 per teacher filled 90 percent of targeted vacancies in hard-to-staff schools with high-performing teachers across seven districts - Offering $20,000 per teacher filled 90 percent of targeted vacancies in hard-to-staff schools with high-performing teachers across seven districts
- Offering a monetary incentive in both test and study conditions strengthens the case that testing has a true learning advantage over motivated restudy - Offering a monetary incentive in both test and study conditions strengthens the case that testing has a true learning advantage over motivated restudy
- Offering certification after program completion is associated with larger teacher knowledge gains (g = 1.39 vs. 0.86) - Offering certification after program completion is associated with larger teacher knowledge gains (g = 1.39 vs.
- Offering experimental Pell Grants for short occupational programs to low-income students who already hold a bachelor's degree increased program enrollment and completion by about 20 percentage points - Offering experimental Pell Grants for short occupational programs to low-income students who already hold a bachelor's degree increased program enrollment and completion by about 20 percentage points
- Offering experimental Pell Grants for very short-term occupational training programs increased program enrollment and completion by about 10 percentage points - Offering experimental Pell Grants for very short-term occupational training programs increased program enrollment and completion by about 10 percentage points
- Offering FAST produced no meaningful, enduring effects on family functioning, family-school relationships, academic learning, or social-behavioral outcomes in a 60-school cluster RCT - Offering FAST produced no meaningful, enduring effects on family functioning, family-school relationships, academic learning, or social-behavioral outcomes in a 60-school cluster RCT
- Offering Open Science Badges is associated with increased uptake of data and materials sharing and preregistration - Offering Open Science Badges is associated with increased uptake of data and materials sharing and preregistration
- Offering pay-for-performance bonuses in 10 TIF districts increased student reading achievement by 1 percentile point after two years, with a similar-magnitude but statistically non-significant math effect - Offering pay-for-performance bonuses in 10 TIF districts increased student reading achievement by 1 percentile point after two years, with a similar-magnitude but statistically non-significant math ef
- Offering SES to eligible applicants near the cutoff in oversubscribed districts has no statistically significant impact on reading or math achievement - Offering SES to eligible applicants near the cutoff in oversubscribed districts has no statistically significant impact on reading or math achievement
- Offering SI costs about €385.88 per invited student (€154 when set-up costs are spread over subsequent quarters) - Offering SI costs about €385.88 per invited student (€154 when set-up costs are spread over subsequent quarters)
- Offering Supplemental Instruction raises first-year students' course grades (d = 0.26) in a randomized field experiment - Offering Supplemental Instruction raises first-year students' course grades (d = 0.26) in a randomized field experiment
- Office hours attendance and Piazza posting declined over prior semesters and rose in Fall 2025 when LLMs and retakes were allowed - Office hours attendance and Piazza posting declined over prior semesters and rose in Fall 2025 when LLMs and retakes were allowed
- Officials raised equity concerns that closing low-performing charter schools may not better serve students when alternative district schools perform even worse - Officials raised equity concerns that closing low-performing charter schools may not better serve students when alternative district schools perform even worse
- Officials report the new framework's transparency and annual dashboards reduced surprise and stress and enabled focus on continuous improvement - Officials report the new framework's transparency and annual dashboards reduced surprise and stress and enabled focus on continuous improvement
- Offloading attenuates individual differences linked to unaided ability - Offloading attenuates individual differences linked to unaided ability
- Offloading information to external stores is associated with lower memory performance, moderated by awareness of a later test - Offloading information to external stores is associated with lower memory performance, moderated by awareness of a later test
- Offloading is decodable from metacognitive monitoring and control brain processes - Offloading is decodable from metacognitive monitoring and control brain processes
- Oklahoma achievement declined rather than grew across 2012–2014 under the A–F letter grade system, with the largest drops in F schools - Oklahoma achievement declined rather than grew across 2012–2014 under the A–F letter grade system, with the largest drops in F schools
- Oklahoma educators received value-added results in spring 2016 based on instruction provided in the 2014–2015 school year - Oklahoma educators received value-added results in spring 2016 based on instruction provided in the 2014–2015 school year
- Oklahoma's 2013-2014 teacher value-added estimates combined test scores with other information about teachers and students - Oklahoma's 2013-2014 teacher value-added estimates combined test scores with other information about teachers and students
- Oklahoma's Pilot Teacher and Leader Evaluation System used a value-added model to estimate teacher and school effectiveness for 2012-2013 instruction - Oklahoma's Pilot Teacher and Leader Evaluation System used a value-added model to estimate teacher and school effectiveness for 2012-2013 instruction
- Old (English-borrowed) and newly calibrated Spanish item RITs differ negligibly, with correlations of 0.98 and no statistically significant paired t-test differences - Old (English-borrowed) and newly calibrated Spanish item RITs differ negligibly, with correlations of 0.98 and no statistically significant paired t-test differences
- Old high performers reach a Stroop performance level comparable to middle-aged or even young adults - Old high performers reach a Stroop performance level comparable to middle-aged or even young adults
- Old high performers show larger CNV amplitudes than old middle and low performers, comparable to middle-aged and young adults - Old high performers show larger CNV amplitudes than old middle and low performers, comparable to middle-aged and young adults
- Old high performers show larger target-locked P2/N2 amplitudes than old low performers, exceeding middle-aged or young adults in some conditions - Old high performers show larger target-locked P2/N2 amplitudes than old low performers, exceeding middle-aged or young adults in some conditions
- Older adolescents (14.9–17.8 years) show lower relational reasoning accuracy when observed by a friend than by an experimenter, across task difficulty levels - Older adolescents (14.9–17.8 years) show lower relational reasoning accuracy when observed by a friend than by an experimenter, across task difficulty levels
- Older adolescents respond faster when observed by an experimenter than by a friend or when alone, while social condition does not affect younger adolescents' or adults' response times - Older adolescents respond faster when observed by an experimenter than by a friend or when alone, while social condition does not affect younger adolescents' or adults' response times
- Older adolescents show high night-to-night variability in free-living sleep duration, which may obscure sleep-cognition associations - Older adolescents show high night-to-night variability in free-living sleep duration, which may obscure sleep-cognition associations
- Older adults allocate proportionally more study time to easy and medium items while younger adults allocate more to difficult items, yet older adults recall less despite studying more - Older adults allocate proportionally more study time to easy and medium items while younger adults allocate more to difficult items, yet older adults recall less despite studying more
- Older adults can think as divergently as young adults but do so at a slower rate and require more time - Older adults can think as divergently as young adults but do so at a slower rate and require more time
- Older adults describe less effective problem-solving solutions, producing fewer relevant steps than younger adults - Older adults describe less effective problem-solving solutions, producing fewer relevant steps than younger adults
- Older adults manifest more than twice as many user difficulties as younger users in ICT contexts - Older adults manifest more than twice as many user difficulties as younger users in ICT contexts
- Older adults produce fewer internal details than younger adults during elaboration across both experiments - Older adults produce fewer internal details than younger adults during elaboration across both experiments
- Older adults produce fewer specific responses than younger adults in the generation task across both experiments - Older adults produce fewer specific responses than younger adults in the generation task across both experiments
- Older adults produced more external details than younger adults only in the memory experiment, not in problem solving - Older adults produced more external details than younger adults only in the memory experiment, not in problem solving
- Older adults produced more non-specific responses than younger adults only in the memory experiment, not in problem solving - Older adults produced more non-specific responses than younger adults only in the memory experiment, not in problem solving
- Older adults rate the blended LMS workshop positively on ease of use, perceived usefulness, attitude toward using, and intention to use - Older adults rate the blended LMS workshop positively on ease of use, perceived usefulness, attitude toward using, and intention to use
- Older adults rated the KOKU digital programme with excellent usability and high acceptability - Older adults rated the KOKU digital programme with excellent usability and high acceptability
- Older adults required more time to learn SNS use, partially validating the age stereotype (reported by cited prior work) - Older adults required more time to learn SNS use, partially validating the age stereotype (reported by cited prior work)
- Older adults restudy easy and medium items more than younger adults, and lower memory self-efficacy correlates with avoiding difficult items - Older adults restudy easy and medium items more than younger adults, and lower memory self-efficacy correlates with avoiding difficult items
- Older adults set lower self-determined learning goals than younger adults - Older adults set lower self-determined learning goals than younger adults
- Older adults show a more diffused cortical network involving frontal and ventral regions, whereas younger adults show a streamlined auditory network during speech-in-noise processing - Older adults show a more diffused cortical network involving frontal and ventral regions, whereas younger adults show a streamlined auditory network during speech-in-noise processing
- Older adults show a small but disproportionate age-related cost of concurrent processing on storage accuracy in working memory dual tasks - Older adults show a small but disproportionate age-related cost of concurrent processing on storage accuracy in working memory dual tasks
- Older adults show greater distractibility than younger adults during episodic retrieval of long-term memory details - Older adults show greater distractibility than younger adults during episodic retrieval of long-term memory details
- Older adults show higher retrospective metacognitive accuracy than young adults in the selection-only task, especially on homogeneous unit-digit problems, but comparable accuracy in the selection-execution task - Older adults show higher retrospective metacognitive accuracy than young adults in the selection-only task, especially on homogeneous unit-digit problems, but comparable accuracy in the selection-exec
- Older adults show larger multisensory gains for simple stimuli but multisensory deficits for complex speech stimuli - Older adults show larger multisensory gains for simple stimuli but multisensory deficits for complex speech stimuli
- Older adults show lower JOL resolution only when recollection-based responses are contrasted with pooled familiarity and new responses, an outcome attributed to age-related decreases in strong recollective experiences at test - Older adults show lower JOL resolution only when recollection-based responses are contrasted with pooled familiarity and new responses, an outcome attributed to age-related decreases in strong recolle
- Older adults show no reliable deficit in assessing item difficulty (EOL accuracy) - Older adults show no reliable deficit in assessing item difficulty (EOL accuracy)
- Older adults show performance decrements in divided-attention visual localization tasks, exacerbated by distractors and greater eccentricity, despite intact central-task performance - Older adults show performance decrements in divided-attention visual localization tasks, exacerbated by distractors and greater eccentricity, despite intact central-task performance
- Older adults show reduced accuracy in severe noise (SNR -5) but perform comparably to younger adults in quiet and moderate noise (SNR 20) - Older adults show reduced accuracy in severe noise (SNR -5) but perform comparably to younger adults in quiet and moderate noise (SNR 20)
- Older adults show reduced activation in auditory cortex and increased activation in prefrontal and precuneus regions during speech-in-noise processing - Older adults show reduced activation in auditory cortex and increased activation in prefrontal and precuneus regions during speech-in-noise processing
- Older adults show reduced midline frontal theta power and frontal–posterior coherence relative to younger adults regardless of single- or multitasking condition - Older adults show reduced midline frontal theta power and frontal–posterior coherence relative to younger adults regardless of single- or multitasking condition
- Older adults show reduced reminder bias relative to objective need despite setting more reminders - Older adults show reduced reminder bias relative to objective need despite setting more reminders
- Older adults were slower than young adults overall on solution times, with no age difference in accuracy - Older adults were slower than young adults overall on solution times, with no age difference in accuracy
- Older adults' slowdown relative to young adults is far smaller for problems interpreted as procedurally solved than for retrieval-solved problems - Older adults' slowdown relative to young adults is far smaller for problems interpreted as procedurally solved than for retrieval-solved problems
- Older age groups overestimate their mathematical and reading competence more than younger age groups, but this may reflect performance differences - Older age groups overestimate their mathematical and reading competence more than younger age groups, but this may reflect performance differences
- Older age groups report lower global performance judgments of their mathematical competence, controlling for education - Older age groups report lower global performance judgments of their mathematical competence, controlling for education
- Older age groups report lower global performance judgments of their reading competence, controlling for education - Older age groups report lower global performance judgments of their reading competence, controlling for education
- Older and younger Chinese children benefit comparably from reading interventions - Older and younger Chinese children benefit comparably from reading interventions
- Older children (11/12-year-olds) outperform younger children (9/10-year-olds) when considering characteristics of on-going retrieval processes - Older children (11/12-year-olds) outperform younger children (9/10-year-olds) when considering characteristics of on-going retrieval processes
- Older children (over 3.5 years) outperformed younger children on the posttest regardless of instructional condition - Older children (over 3.5 years) outperformed younger children on the posttest regardless of instructional condition
- Older children and adolescents with ADHD have lower self-concept scores - Older children and adolescents with ADHD have lower self-concept scores
- Older entrants show higher kindergarten growth rates but lower growth rates in 1st and 2nd grades - Older entrants show higher kindergarten growth rates but lower growth rates in 1st and 2nd grades
- Older Form II boys answered more questions correctly than Form I boys in every section of the bud lesson, attributed to age and prior training - Older Form II boys answered more questions correctly than Form I boys in every section of the bud lesson, attributed to age and prior training
- Older preschoolers outperformed younger preschoolers on most writing measures but not on the generative composing tasks - Older preschoolers outperformed younger preschoolers on most writing measures but not on the generative composing tasks
- Older readers showed a stronger indirect effect of MA on reading comprehension via vocabulary knowledge, with a converse pattern via word reading - Older readers showed a stronger indirect effect of MA on reading comprehension via vocabulary knowledge, with a converse pattern via word reading
- Older students more often represent the historical subject as heterogeneous - Older students more often represent the historical subject as heterogeneous
- Older students perceive self-assessment as more useful than younger students, while no gender differences were reported - Older students perceive self-assessment as more useful than younger students, while no gender differences were reported
- Older students show weaker social comparison effects but stronger dimensional comparison effects than younger students - Older students show weaker social comparison effects but stronger dimensional comparison effects than younger students
- Older two- and three-year-olds have lower odds of failing delay-of-gratification tasks - Older two- and three-year-olds have lower odds of failing delay-of-gratification tasks
- Older-arriving ESL learners transfer L1 knowledge efficiently, but learning slows once they outgrow their L1 - Older-arriving ESL learners transfer L1 knowledge efficiently, but learning slows once they outgrow their L1
- OLI evidence base covers community college and postsecondary students across diverse racial and ethnic groups - OLI evidence base covers community college and postsecondary students across diverse racial and ethnic groups
- OLI has mixed effects on academic achievement among postsecondary students - OLI has mixed effects on academic achievement among postsecondary students
- OLI has potentially positive effects on credit accumulation and persistence among postsecondary students - OLI has potentially positive effects on credit accumulation and persistence among postsecondary students
- OLI statistics students completed the semester's material in approximately half the regularly scheduled time - OLI statistics students completed the semester's material in approximately half the regularly scheduled time
- Omission (no response) errors vary with age but not with reading skill - Omission (no response) errors vary with age but not with reading skill
- Omission and commission errors in n-back tasks have different correlates and may represent different processes - Omission and commission errors in n-back tasks have different correlates and may represent different processes
- Omissions, commissions and variation index of the d2 test are not related to any physical fitness variable - Omissions, commissions and variation index of the d2 test are not related to any physical fitness variable
- Omitting same-subject pre-tests affects value-added estimates more than excluding other student background characteristics - Omitting same-subject pre-tests affects value-added estimates more than excluding other student background characteristics
- Omnibus tests found significant group, phase and group-by-phase effects on questions 1 and 2, and predominantly group effects on questions 3 and 4 - Omnibus tests found significant group, phase and group-by-phase effects on questions 1 and 2, and predominantly group effects on questions 3 and 4
- OmniEdu-27B achieves the best overall curriculum-grounding performance among evaluated models, raising K12-Bench EM from 52.11% to 63.12% - OmniEdu-27B achieves the best overall curriculum-grounding performance among evaluated models, raising K12-Bench EM from 52.11% to 63.12%
- On 0-1 fraction number line estimation, Belgian and Chinese students estimate far more accurately than U.S. students, with no Country × Grade interaction - On 0-1 fraction number line estimation, Belgian and Chinese students estimate far more accurately than U.S.
- On 2022 NAEP 8th- and 12th-grade reading and math exams, students who were both English learners and from low-income backgrounds scored lowest among four student groups, with less than one third scoring basic or above in reading and less than one quarter in math - On 2022 NAEP 8th- and 12th-grade reading and math exams, students who were both English learners and from low-income backgrounds scored lowest among four student groups, with less than one third scori
- On a common 0–1 metric, digital-competency adequacy shows the largest readiness gap (42.4%), followed by system readiness (21.3%) - On a common 0–1 metric, digital-competency adequacy shows the largest readiness gap (42.4%), followed by system readiness (21.3%)
- On a delayed assessment 1 to 3 months later, many students transferred their appreciation of variation to another context and could explain the meaning of variation - On a delayed assessment 1 to 3 months later, many students transferred their appreciation of variation to another context and could explain the meaning of variation
- On a motor transfer test, self-controlled knowledge-of-results groups estimated their outcomes more accurately than yoked groups, and among self-controlled groups Self-After and Self-Both were more accurate than Self-Before. - On a motor transfer test, self-controlled knowledge-of-results groups estimated their outcomes more accurately than yoked groups, and among self-controlled groups Self-After and Self-Both were more ac
- On a one-week delayed test, multiple text reading and rereading both outperform single reading, but on a one-day delayed test the differences are non-significant - On a one-week delayed test, multiple text reading and rereading both outperform single reading, but on a one-day delayed test the differences are non-significant
- On a preliminary three-question retrieval sanity check, all seed questions placed their target concept first and within the top three, with mean top-5 recall of 1.00 - On a preliminary three-question retrieval sanity check, all seed questions placed their target concept first and within the top three, with mean top-5 recall of 1.00
- On a test of setting up experiments and interpreting phenomena, the applied-science group showed a decided advantage (60% vs 35% correct on first reports) - On a test of setting up experiments and interpreting phenomena, the applied-science group showed a decided advantage (60% vs 35% correct on first reports)
- On a text channel, fading holds when the learner's turn is aimed at the decision under support, regardless of its depth - On a text channel, fading holds when the learner's turn is aimed at the decision under support, regardless of its depth
- On animation items, GPT via frame extraction matches human-level accuracy while Claude scores lowest of all models and humans at 59.3% - On animation items, GPT via frame extraction matches human-level accuracy while Claude scores lowest of all models and humans at 59.3%
- On assessment item Q10, describing a TinkerPlots plot, 32% of students achieved the maximum score of 4 and 70% achieved half marks or better - On assessment item Q10, describing a TinkerPlots plot, 32% of students achieved the maximum score of 4 and 70% achieved half marks or better
- On average, 3-year-old children with hearing loss who received early intervention scored below 1 SD of normative mean on several standardized language measures - On average, 3-year-old children with hearing loss who received early intervention scored below 1 SD of normative mean on several standardized language measures
- On average, charter middle schools' impacts on student achievement were negative but not statistically significant - On average, charter middle schools' impacts on student achievement were negative but not statistically significant
- On average, lottery-based charter middle schools are neither more nor less successful than traditional public schools in improving student achievement - On average, lottery-based charter middle schools are neither more nor less successful than traditional public schools in improving student achievement
- On average, more effective early-career teachers remain in the teaching profession and stay in their initial schools - On average, more effective early-career teachers remain in the teaching profession and stay in their initial schools
- On average, states required less than half of eight RTT-aligned teacher evaluation policies, though RTT states required more of these policies than non-RTT states - On average, states required less than half of eight RTT-aligned teacher evaluation policies, though RTT states required more of these policies than non-RTT states
- On average, students across most grades made reading and math gains during the 2020-21 pandemic-affected school year - On average, students across most grades made reading and math gains during the 2020-21 pandemic-affected school year
- On average, the overall persistence rate is about 13 percentage points higher than the retention rate, meaning nearly one in eight starting students transfer by the following fall - On average, the overall persistence rate is about 13 percentage points higher than the retention rate, meaning nearly one in eight starting students transfer by the following fall
- On benchmarks, GPT-3.5-turbo outperformed the fine-tuned Phi model in knowledge and story completion, while PhinetunEd scored best in story generation - On benchmarks, GPT-3.5-turbo outperformed the fine-tuned Phi model in knowledge and story completion, while PhinetunEd scored best in story generation
- On CK items, GradeOpt showed near-perfect alignment with human codes (κ = .88 and .85; QWK = .89 and .94), comparable to human–human agreement - On CK items, GradeOpt showed near-perfect alignment with human codes (κ = .88 and .85; QWK = .89 and .94), comparable to human–human agreement
- On codes requiring recognition of pedagogical intent not explicitly stated, LLMs over-apply and the blind verifier rejects their application in favor of human coding - On codes requiring recognition of pedagogical intent not explicitly stated, LLMs over-apply and the blind verifier rejects their application in favor of human coding
- On distractor-driven science items, instruction can first strengthen students' attraction to an alternative conception before that preference declines - Psychometric modelling of distractor-driven astronomy items given to 1,250 grade 8–12 students before and after their courses found that support for alternative conceptions rose with instruction befor
- On fully AI-generated papers produced with ChatGPT Deep Research, Pangram achieved 65% strict accuracy while Turnitin, GPTZero and Copyleaks classified essentially all papers as false negatives - On fully AI-generated papers produced with ChatGPT Deep Research, Pangram achieved 65% strict accuracy while Turnitin, GPTZero and Copyleaks classified essentially all papers as false negatives
- On fully correct responses, the GPT few-shot models outperformed the fine-tuned models, averaging less than one category distance from the gold score - On fully correct responses, the GPT few-shot models outperformed the fine-tuned models, averaging less than one category distance from the gold score
- On hybrid and humanised AI papers, Pangram correctly identified AI content in 37 of 40 cases while GPTZero and Copyleaks performed poorly and Turnitin declined on humanised texts - On hybrid and humanised AI papers, Pangram correctly identified AI content in 37 of 40 cases while GPTZero and Copyleaks performed poorly and Turnitin declined on humanised texts
- On Newton's Third Law questions specifically, Just-in-Time Teaching students gained 50.8%±4.1% while traditional lecture students gained only 6.6%±5.2% - On Newton's Third Law questions specifically, Just-in-Time Teaching students gained 50.8%±4.1% while traditional lecture students gained only 6.6%±5.2%
- On novel, hard tasks, superior trained adults tend to jump at conclusions, accept results without surety, and become confused, more than orthodox psychology supposes - On novel, hard tasks, superior trained adults tend to jump at conclusions, accept results without surety, and become confused, more than orthodox psychology supposes
- On public-source benchmark subsets, corrected scores for all three frontier models rise dramatically after excluding flawed questions - On public-source benchmark subsets, corrected scores for all three frontier models rise dramatically after excluding flawed questions
- On randomly assigned proctored retention items, odds of correct response on AI-susceptible items decline 25.0% cumulatively after ChatGPT's release - On randomly assigned proctored retention items, odds of correct response on AI-susceptible items decline 25.0% cumulatively after ChatGPT's release
- On real-world data, the proposed method maintains high win rates as the number of skills increases, performing strongly on ACE and MSE - On real-world data, the proposed method maintains high win rates as the number of skills increases, performing strongly on ACE and MSE
- On retrospective rating scales, US high school students reported feeling stressed 79.83% and bored 69.51% of the time, with positive feelings (46.60%) slightly exceeding negative feelings (40.67%) - On retrospective rating scales, US high school students reported feeling stressed 79.83% and bored 69.51% of the time, with positive feelings (46.60%) slightly exceeding negative feelings (40.67%)
- On Spanish sentiment, the 2026 frontier model shows no advantage over the cheap model, with Haiku zero-shot at 0.923 versus Opus zero-shot at 0.884 and the head-to-head McNemar favoring Haiku - On Spanish sentiment, the 2026 frontier model shows no advantage over the cheap model, with Haiku zero-shot at 0.923 versus Opus zero-shot at 0.884 and the head-to-head McNemar favoring Haiku
- On structured pedagogical-judgment items, all evaluated models share a systematic style-over-fit deviation, converging on the same non-reference option - On structured pedagogical-judgment items, all evaluated models share a systematic style-over-fit deviation, converging on the same non-reference option
- On study habits, grit, and promotion to tenth grade, charter students performed similarly to or slightly below comparable non-charter students, with the promotion gap possibly reflecting charters' higher promotion requirements - On study habits, grit, and promotion to tenth grade, charter students performed similarly to or slightly below comparable non-charter students, with the promotion gap possibly reflecting charters' hig
- On the ASSISTments 2020 dataset, StanBKT inference methods achieve nearly identical predictive performance while differing mainly in fit time - On the ASSISTments 2020 dataset, StanBKT inference methods achieve nearly identical predictive performance while differing mainly in fit time
- On the ASSISTments real-world benchmark, the proposed method achieves the best performance across all metrics, significantly outperforming all baselines - On the ASSISTments real-world benchmark, the proposed method achieves the best performance across all metrics, significantly outperforming all baselines
- On the CASED challenge test set, all participating engagement-prediction methods converge near random-chance performance, with the best F1 Macro at 0.52 - On the CASED challenge test set, all participating engagement-prediction methods converge near random-chance performance, with the best F1 Macro at 0.52
- On the Debugging Task, CoTAL raised average subscore QWK from 0.567 to 0.706 (24.5% improvement) and Total Score QWK by 0.218 (a 38.9% gain) over the Baseline - On the Debugging Task, CoTAL raised average subscore QWK from 0.567 to 0.706 (24.5% improvement) and Total Score QWK by 0.218 (a 38.9% gain) over the Baseline
- On the delayed test, a significant three-way interaction showed a worked example effect for high element interactivity material and a generation effect for low element interactivity material for novices - On the delayed test, a significant three-way interaction showed a worked example effect for high element interactivity material and a generation effect for low element interactivity material for novic
- On the delayed test, guidance interacted with element interactivity: generation was superior for low element interactivity material, with no significant difference for high element interactivity material - On the delayed test, guidance interacted with element interactivity: generation was superior for low element interactivity material, with no significant difference for high element interactivity mater
- On the external CS50-Forum set, EduGuard remains strongest with 86.7% correctness and 6.8% hallucination, though all systems lose grounding - On the external CS50-Forum set, EduGuard remains strongest with 86.7% correctness and 6.8% hallucination, though all systems lose grounding
- On the final cumulative test, JOLs with word stems and retrieval practice improve List-5 recall over restudy, while restudy shows a List-1 advantage - On the final cumulative test, JOLs with word stems and retrieval practice improve List-5 recall over restudy, while restudy shows a List-1 advantage
- On the final exam, high performers had more dominant strategy–time-management links than low performers, who showed dominant catching-up, ahead-with-errors, and video-revision links - On the final exam, high performers had more dominant strategy–time-management links than low performers, who showed dominant catching-up, ahead-with-errors, and video-revision links
- On the full propositional logic dataset, LLM-found bug fixing transformations explain 84.44% of pairs versus 71.57% for hand-picked mistakes - On the full propositional logic dataset, LLM-found bug fixing transformations explain 84.44% of pairs versus 71.57% for hand-picked mistakes
- On the immediate posttest of explicit L2 knowledge, direct CF and metalinguistic CF with rule explanations outperformed the control group while metalinguistic code CF did not. - On the immediate posttest of explicit L2 knowledge, direct CF and metalinguistic CF with rule explanations outperformed the control group while metalinguistic code CF did not.
- On the immediate posttest of implicit L2 knowledge, direct CF and metalinguistic CF with rule explanations outperformed the control group while metalinguistic code CF did not. - On the immediate posttest of implicit L2 knowledge, direct CF and metalinguistic CF with rule explanations outperformed the control group while metalinguistic code CF did not.
- On the immediate test, novices showed a worked example effect (high guidance superior) while more knowledgeable learners showed a generation effect (low guidance superior) - On the immediate test, novices showed a worked example effect (high guidance superior) while more knowledgeable learners showed a generation effect (low guidance superior)
- On the knowledge assignment, neither the occasion-by-contingency interaction nor the three-way interaction with independent working time was significant - On the knowledge assignment, neither the occasion-by-contingency interaction nor the three-way interaction with independent working time was significant
- On the live single-node deployment, short-answer rounds take ≈32 s (≈$0.015/round) while multiple-choice rounds are ≈4× faster (≈7.6 s, ≈$0.005/round) because grading is deterministic - On the live single-node deployment, short-answer rounds take ≈32 s (≈$0.015/round) while multiple-choice rounds are ≈4× faster (≈7.6 s, ≈$0.005/round) because grading is deterministic
- On the MathDial problem set with SymPy access, o3-mini(high) and Claude 3.5 Sonnet achieved the highest problem-solving accuracy at 90.00% - On the MathDial problem set with SymPy access, o3-mini(high) and Claude 3.5 Sonnet achieved the highest problem-solving accuracy at 90.00%
- On the misconception-annotated math dataset, LLMs predominantly follow a solve-first, error-injection process aligned with misconception-based distractor design - On the misconception-annotated math dataset, LLMs predominantly follow a solve-first, error-injection process aligned with misconception-based distractor design
- On the more difficult 0-5 number line task, Chinese students estimated more accurately than Belgian students, who in turn estimated more accurately than U.S. students - On the more difficult 0-5 number line task, Chinese students estimated more accurately than Belgian students, who in turn estimated more accurately than U.S.
- On the physics conceptual test, both teachers' students improved significantly, with a significant teacher-by-time interaction in which Mrs. Lewis's students overcame a lower pre-test disadvantage by post-test - On the physics conceptual test, both teachers' students improved significantly, with a significant teacher-by-time interaction in which Mrs.
- On the primary base under the frozen Opus judge, ConvTutor and PedTutor do not differ significantly in judged helpfulness but are perfectly rank-separated in judged pedagogy - On the primary base under the frozen Opus judge, ConvTutor and PedTutor do not differ significantly in judged helpfulness but are perfectly rank-separated in judged pedagogy
- On the primary base, a turn that leaks the answer predicts a higher Opus helpfulness rating and less next-turn independent student work - On the primary base, a turn that leaks the answer predicts a higher Opus helpfulness rating and less next-turn independent student work
- On the PRM800K validation dataset, detection rates dropped by 10.5 percentage points when final answers were correct, consistent with the correct answer trap extending beyond the Eedi data - On the PRM800K validation dataset, detection rates dropped by 10.5 percentage points when final answers were correct, consistent with the correct answer trap extending beyond the Eedi data
- On the problem solution criterion, verbal problem solving scores do not decline over four weeks and rise on the more complex problems - Verbal problem solving scores on both criteria are highly resistant to forgetting over four weeks
- On the report's internal suites CogEvol-27B scores 83.7 on slides and 63.7 on HTML-500 with zero hard failures, while no external flagship leads both modalities - On the report's internal suites CogEvol-27B scores 83.7 on slides and 63.7 on HTML-500 with zero hard failures, while no external flagship leads both modalities
- On the RiceChem ALAG grading benchmark GLM-4-9B-chat leads six LLMs (Accuracy 0.6492, F1 0.6054) - On the RiceChem ALAG grading benchmark GLM-4-9B-chat leads six LLMs (Accuracy 0.6492, F1 0.6054)
- On the same frozen base, TEI@4 beats both DTR@4 and Greedy on Δ Solve Rate, leak rate, and composite R_total at no training cost - On the same frozen base, TEI@4 beats both DTR@4 and Greedy on Δ Solve Rate, leak rate, and composite R_total at no training cost
- On the TU/e CS overlap dataset, supervised NLP classifiers (Random Forest, XGBoost) outperform thresholding and zero-shot LLM baselines at detecting course overlap - On the TU/e CS overlap dataset, supervised NLP classifiers (Random Forest, XGBoost) outperform thresholding and zero-shot LLM baselines at detecting course overlap
- On the TWS-3 subtests in the 2006 RCT, Spelling Mastery favored the Predictable Words subtest (effect size 0.57, WWC-adjusted p = 0.07) over the Unpredictable Words subtest (effect size 0.11) - On the TWS-3 subtests in the 2006 RCT, Spelling Mastery favored the Predictable Words subtest (effect size 0.57, WWC-adjusted p = 0.07) over the Unpredictable Words subtest (effect size 0.11)
- On tightly specified functions, LLMs converged on a few exact AST forms (1–14 per 1,000 files) while an open-ended function remained diverse, and source was associated with exact form for all five functions - On tightly specified functions, LLMs converged on a few exact AST forms (1–14 per 1,000 files) while an open-ended function remained diverse, and source was associated with exact form for all five fun
- On-grade item pools cause content balancing failures for off-grade-ability students, while all-grade pools improve balancing and language usage tests remained balanced throughout - On-grade item pools cause content balancing failures for off-grade-ability students, while all-grade pools improve balancing and language usage tests remained balanced throughout
- On-grade mathematics item pools yield larger SEMs and lower efficiency than all-grade pools for on-grade students, especially at the low end of the scale - On-grade mathematics item pools yield larger SEMs and lower efficiency than all-grade pools for on-grade students, especially at the low end of the scale
- On-screen text that duplicates the narration of a diagram can hurt learning, but spoken–written redundancy is not harmful on average and helps over spoken-only presentation in some conditions
- On-track gains were largest for students with the lowest incoming skills and for African American males - On-track gains were largest for students with the lowest incoming skills and for African American males
- On-Track gains were largest in the lowest-performing schools and among African American and Latino males - On-Track gains were largest in the lowest-performing schools and among African American and Latino males
- On-track improvements were accompanied by across-the-board grade gains, not grade inflation from turning Fs into Ds - On-track improvements were accompanied by across-the-board grade gains, not grade inflation from turning Fs into Ds
- On-track rates after ninth grade rose from 42.2 to 50.6 percent, with slightly less than half the adjusted improvement attributable to better-prepared entering students - On-track rates after ninth grade rose from 42.2 to 50.6 percent, with slightly less than half the adjusted improvement attributable to better-prepared entering students
- On-track status predicts graduation better than eighth-grade test scores - On-track status predicts graduation better than eighth-grade test scores
- Once undergraduate-level mathematics and physics preparation is controlled, gender no longer significantly predicts performance in advanced STEM courses - Once undergraduate-level mathematics and physics preparation is controlled, gender no longer significantly predicts performance in advanced STEM courses
- One adult educator's first-person reflection reports that facilitated class discussions left her feeling empowered as an individual contributor - One adult educator's first-person reflection reports that facilitated class discussions left her feeling empowered as an individual contributor
- One Black male educator reported that Admiral Squad participation raised his confidence, sense of belonging, and sense of purpose - One Black male educator reported that Admiral Squad participation raised his confidence, sense of belonging, and sense of purpose
- One focal student exhibited a critical-pragmatic humanistic AI literacy, conceptualizing AI as a manipulable tool and evaluating it by rhetorical efficiency - One focal student exhibited a critical-pragmatic humanistic AI literacy, conceptualizing AI as a manipulable tool and evaluating it by rhetorical efficiency
- One in-person coaching intervention produced a small significant reduction in conscientiousness while the control group showed no change - One in-person coaching intervention produced a small significant reduction in conscientiousness while the control group showed no change
- One item-level attitude finding, on teachers helping students who need extra help, was statistically significant in the randomized trial - One item-level attitude finding, on teachers helping students who need extra help, was statistically significant in the randomized trial
- One LoRA adapter fine-tuned on the two exams' pooled ~3,900 dual-graded examples brings five small open models to parity or better with a human grader and makes them insensitive to harsh personas - One LoRA adapter fine-tuned on the two exams' pooled ~3,900 dual-graded examples brings five small open models to parity or better with a human grader and makes them insensitive to harsh personas
- One measurement article argues that low test-taking motivation biases an individual student's achievement test score downward - One measurement article argues that low test-taking motivation biases an individual student's achievement test score downward
- One of four qualifying studies found significant positive ITED outcomes for Core-Plus Mathematics - One of four qualifying studies found significant positive ITED outcomes for Core-Plus Mathematics
- One pilot instructor reported the adaptive proctor differentiated students at multiple proficiency boundaries and decoupled conceptual mastery from computational speed - One pilot instructor reported the adaptive proctor differentiated students at multiple proficiency boundaries and decoupled conceptual mastery from computational speed
- One policy report argues that rigid pacing guides push teachers toward teacher-centered lessons and away from cognitively demanding activities, especially in schools serving learners of color and those experiencing poverty - Rigid pacing guides push teachers toward teacher-centered lessons and away from cognitively demanding, learner-centered activities, especially in schools serving learners of color and those experienci
- One qualifying study found a substantively important but statistically non-significant positive effect of repeated reading on comprehension (effect size 0.28) - One qualifying study found a substantively important but statistically non-significant positive effect of repeated reading on comprehension (effect size 0.28)
- One RCT found AI-assisted simulation inferior to standardized patient simulation for breast self-examination skills - One RCT found AI-assisted simulation inferior to standardized patient simulation for breast self-examination skills
- One review reports that more teacher guidance within inquiry is associated with larger advantages over traditional instruction, though the two meta-analyses it cites differ in magnitude - One review reports that more teacher guidance within inquiry is associated with larger advantages over traditional instruction, though the two meta-analyses it cites differ in magnitude
- One reviewed intervention affected students’ insight into themselves - One reviewed intervention affected students’ insight into themselves
- One school district experienced a 25 percent increase in the recruitment of Black male educators through Inclusive Innovation - One school district experienced a 25 percent increase in the recruitment of Black male educators through Inclusive Innovation
- One small evaluation of Achieve3000 found positive effects on the SRI but not Terra Nova (average effect size +0.16) - One small evaluation of Achieve3000 found positive effects on the SRI but not Terra Nova (average effect size +0.16)
- One student asked for a disciplinary explanation twelve times during a 53-minute problem-solving process without anyone clarifying it sufficiently - One student asked for a disciplinary explanation twelve times during a 53-minute problem-solving process without anyone clarifying it sufficiently
- One student group compared outputs across three LLMs and judged Gemini more accurate overall, though it still failed fine-grained distinctions - One student group compared outputs across three LLMs and judged Gemini more accurate overall, though it still failed fine-grained distinctions
- One student's resistance to GenAI was entangled with neurodiversity, a biological conception of authentic effortful learning, and anxieties about rapid technological change - One student's resistance to GenAI was entangled with neurodiversity, a biological conception of authentic effortful learning, and anxieties about rapid technological change
- One study found the intervention effect on conduct problems was stronger for youth at greater risk of developing conduct problems. - One study found the intervention effect on conduct problems was stronger for youth at greater risk of developing conduct problems.
- One week later, the AI-access group's lead on unaided assessments shrinks to 3.9 pp (0.21 SD), short of statistical significance (p = 0.068) - A smaller AI-access learning gain persists one week later on unaided assessments (3.9 pp, 0.21 SD)
- One year after emergency remote instruction, Norwegian second-graders showed no statistically significant differences from a pre-pandemic cohort in writing quality, handwriting fluency, or attitude toward writing - One year after emergency remote instruction, Norwegian second-graders showed no statistically significant differences from a pre-pandemic cohort in writing quality, handwriting fluency, or attitude to
- One year after leaving closing schools, displaced students' reading and math achievement returned to expected levels, with no additional negative or positive effects - One year after leaving closing schools, displaced students' reading and math achievement returned to expected levels, with no additional negative or positive effects
- One year after the intervention ended, SpellRead™ effects were not statistically significant on the supplemental Torgesen et al. (2007) outcomes - One year after the intervention ended, SpellRead™ effects were not statistically significant on the supplemental Torgesen et al.
- One year after the intervention, Reading Mastery showed a statistically significant effect on word attack for English language learners, with positive but non-significant differences on other reading measures - One year after the intervention, Reading Mastery showed a statistically significant effect on word attack for English language learners, with positive but non-significant differences on other reading
- One year after tutoring, full-sample Air Tutors participation shows no statistically significant impact on statewide math assessment scores - One year after tutoring, full-sample Air Tutors participation shows no statistically significant impact on statewide math assessment scores
- One year of Teacher Potential Project participation improved teachers' overall English language arts instructional practices relative to district curriculum and professional development - One year of Teacher Potential Project participation improved teachers' overall English language arts instructional practices relative to district curriculum and professional development
- One year or more after the first lockdown, students had not recovered the learning deficits caused by Covid-19 school closures - One year or more after the first lockdown, students had not recovered the learning deficits caused by Covid-19 school closures
- One-fifth of students in academically advanced programs do not apply to any four-year college - One-fifth of students in academically advanced programs do not apply to any four-year college
- One-level and two-level external disequilibrium conditions did not differ significantly, and all Modal Level advances occurred to exactly one level above the subject's mode - One-level and two-level external disequilibrium conditions did not differ significantly, and all Modal Level advances occurred to exactly one level above the subject's mode
- One-minute-ahead direct forecasting performs similarly to contemporaneous estimation, but performance degrades at longer horizons and a carry-forward baseline outperforms the sensor model at every future horizon - One-minute-ahead direct forecasting performs similarly to contemporaneous estimation, but performance degrades at longer horizons and a carry-forward baseline outperforms the sensor model at every fut
- One-on-one adult support at school, such as a coach or counselor, helped students prioritize and complete college applications - One-on-one adult support at school, such as a coach or counselor, helped students prioritize and complete college applications
- One-on-one service delivery may not be the only way to target services to individual student needs - One-on-one service delivery may not be the only way to target services to individual student needs
- One-quarter of NFTE alumni respondents launched a business, with launch rates varying by program (over 42 percent for BizCamp and Startup Summer versus 16 percent for a single course) - One-quarter of NFTE alumni respondents launched a business, with launch rates varying by program (over 42 percent for BizCamp and Startup Summer versus 16 percent for a single course)
- One-semester courses predominate, with 2,259 undergraduate and 356 graduate enrollments reported - One-semester courses predominate, with 2,259 undergraduate and 356 graduate enrollments reported
- One-session checklist (CRAAP) instruction in source evaluation did no better than the alternative methods it was compared with in two quasi-experiments
- One-shot path generation raises Validity but lowers Adaptivity and Efficiency relative to step-by-step interaction - One-shot path generation raises Validity but lowers Adaptivity and Efficiency relative to step-by-step interaction
- One-sided face-targeted gazes were more frequent than dyadic eye contacts, and student-started eye contacts outnumbered teacher-started ones - One-sided face-targeted gazes were more frequent than dyadic eye contacts, and student-started eye contacts outnumbered teacher-started ones
- One-third of the Ukrainian general public does not know what AI is, and 64.1% do not use AI chatbots - One-third of the Ukrainian general public does not know what AI is, and 64.1% do not use AI chatbots
- One-to-one correspondence between ITBS national quartiles and ISAT performance categories breaks down at the first and fourth quartiles - One-to-one correspondence between ITBS national quartiles and ISAT performance categories breaks down at the first and fourth quartiles
- One-to-one human tutoring lifts an ordinary student well beyond the average classroom with an effect of about d = 0.79 (VanLehn, 2011, as reported) - One-to-one human tutoring lifts an ordinary student well beyond the average classroom with an effect of about d = 0.79 (VanLehn, 2011, as reported)
- One-to-one social support, advice and information, or health-needs assessment interventions were largely ineffective at reducing social isolation and loneliness among older people - One-to-one social support, advice and information, or health-needs assessment interventions were largely ineffective at reducing social isolation and loneliness among older people
- One-year dropout rates confound changing student composition and movement through high school, unlike cohort rates - One-year dropout rates confound changing student composition and movement through high school, unlike cohort rates
- One-year follow-up and LiPS-vs-RWT supplemental comparisons showed mostly non-significant differences, with some follow-up alphabetics effects remaining significant - One-year follow-up and LiPS-vs-RWT supplemental comparisons showed mostly non-significant differences, with some follow-up alphabetics effects remaining significant
- One-year learning gains similar for schools with leadership teams and schools without Fund leaders or NBCTs - One-year learning gains similar for schools with leadership teams and schools without Fund leaders or NBCTs
- One-year persistence favored Single Stop students but college-level credits earned after two semesters showed only a marginal, statistically non-significant difference - One-year persistence favored Single Stop students but college-level credits earned after two semesters showed only a marginal, statistically non-significant difference
- One-year principal retention rates were stable from fall 2016 to fall 2020 and did not decline during the COVID-19 pandemic year - One-year principal retention rates were stable from fall 2016 to fall 2020 and did not decline during the COVID-19 pandemic year
- Ongoing professional development and mentorship are critical to coaches' growth and confidence in their coaching skills - Ongoing professional development and mentorship are critical to coaches' growth and confidence in their coaching skills
- Online (versus offline) measures of metacognition are associated with larger metacognition–math effect sizes - Online (versus offline) measures of metacognition are associated with larger metacognition–math effect sizes
- Online apprenticeship learning offers greater flexibility than in-person learning despite implementation challenges for hybrid or remote options - Online apprenticeship learning offers greater flexibility than in-person learning despite implementation challenges for hybrid or remote options
- Online attrition during Orientation Week is twice that of onground classes' first week - Online attrition during Orientation Week is twice that of onground classes' first week
- Online charter school students receive less live teacher contact time in a week than conventional-school students receive in a day - Online charter school students receive less live teacher contact time in a week than conventional-school students receive in a day
- Online charter school students show substantially weaker growth than both TPS peers and brick-and-mortar charter students in reading and math - Online charter school students show substantially weaker growth than both TPS peers and brick-and-mortar charter students in reading and math
- Online charter schools place significant expectations on parents, with 43, 56, and 78 percent at high school, middle, and elementary levels expecting active parental participation in instruction - Online charter schools place significant expectations on parents, with 43, 56, and 78 percent at high school, middle, and elementary levels expecting active parental participation in instruction
- Online charter students in New Mexico gain significantly less than brick-and-mortar charter students, offsetting brick-and-mortar reading gains in the aggregate - Online charter students in New Mexico gain significantly less than brick-and-mortar charter students, offsetting brick-and-mortar reading gains in the aggregate
- Online college courses are a rapidly expanding feature of higher education, with little prior research on their relative effects - Online college courses are a rapidly expanding feature of higher education, with little prior research on their relative effects
- Online concept-mapping behaviour may play a critical role in transforming verbal-discourse knowledge into deep-level co-construction; Type 3's lowest behavioural knowledge construction accompanied its lowest performance - Online concept-mapping behaviour may play a critical role in transforming verbal-discourse knowledge into deep-level co-construction; Type 3's lowest behavioural knowledge construction accompanied its
- Online continuing education courses show lower persistence than comparable onground courses (79% vs 84%) over eight quarters - Online continuing education courses show lower persistence than comparable onground courses (79% vs 84%) over eight quarters
- Online environments build adolescent competence through pride in achievements, social confidence, and creative confidence - Online environments build adolescent competence through pride in achievements, social confidence, and creative confidence
- Online environments function as virtual youth centres and hubs for bonding and bridging social capital - Online environments function as virtual youth centres and hubs for bonding and bridging social capital
- Online genre knowledge shapes credibility expectations and guides credibility evaluations - Online genre knowledge shapes credibility expectations and guides credibility evaluations
- Online learning communities do not simply emerge; they must be designed for and scaffolded through teaching and assessment activities - Online learning communities do not simply emerge; they must be designed for and scaffolded through teaching and assessment activities
- Online learning effectiveness was broadly positive across content areas and learner types, but the mean effect was not significant for the seven K–12 contrasts and the learner-type moderator test was nonsignificant. - Online learning effectiveness was broadly positive across content areas and learner types, but the mean effect was not significant for the seven K–12 contrasts and the learner-type moderator test was
- Online PBL group interaction follows the scripted sequence initially, but co-regulation derails over time into social bonding with fewer high-cognitive interactions - Online PBL group interaction follows the scripted sequence initially, but co-regulation derails over time into social bonding with fewer high-cognitive interactions
- Online peer assessment activities account for about 12.8% of variance in project performance, with feedback activities adding 14.2% variance change - Online peer assessment activities account for about 12.8% of variance in project performance, with feedback activities adding 14.2% variance change
- Online peer assessment shifts instructional assessment from teacher-controlled to a combination of teacher assessment and student peer assessment - Online peer assessment shifts instructional assessment from teacher-controlled to a combination of teacher assessment and student peer assessment
- Online problem-solving solution performance predicted students' posttest performance on both the concept test and problem-solving test - Online problem-solving solution performance predicted students' posttest performance on both the concept test and problem-solving test
- Online professional development offers potential advantages of reduced travel costs, increased convenience, and community building among participants - Online professional development offers potential advantages of reduced travel costs, increased convenience, and community building among participants
- Online reading for academic purposes is a complex activity involving analysing task requirements, assessing information needs, accessing relevant contents, and evaluating relevance and reliability of information. - Online reading for academic purposes is a complex activity involving analysing task requirements, assessing information needs, accessing relevant contents, and evaluating relevance and reliability of
- Online spaces hold distinctive value for underrepresented adolescents for identity expression, supportive peer networks, and friendships - Online spaces hold distinctive value for underrepresented adolescents for identity expression, supportive peer networks, and friendships
- Online students value learner-to-instructor engagement strategies most among the three interaction categories - Online students value learner-to-instructor engagement strategies most among the three interaction categories
- Online students' learning needs centre on course support and communication with tutors and other students - Online students' learning needs centre on course support and communication with tutors and other students
- Only 11 percent of first-time CMI students between spring 2022 and spring 2024 placed into credit-bearing ELA courses, down from 22 percent under the prior placement system - Only 11 percent of first-time CMI students between spring 2022 and spring 2024 placed into credit-bearing ELA courses, down from 22 percent under the prior placement system
- Only 11% of surveyed educators can recommend specialized AI services, with ChatGPT dominating recommendations at 44% - Only 11% of surveyed educators can recommend specialized AI services, with ChatGPT dominating recommendations at 44%
- Only 11.1% of interactions pair mastery-oriented aims with advanced strategies such as epistemic justification - Only 11.1% of interactions pair mastery-oriented aims with advanced strategies such as epistemic justification
- Only 12.9 percent of students without prior college experience graduated within five years, putting them at risk of credit expiration - Only 12.9 percent of students without prior college experience graduated within five years, putting them at risk of credit expiration
- Only 13 of 40 school weeks are reliably focused on grade-level curriculum, and best-case students receive about 540 annual instruction hours - Only 13 of 40 school weeks are reliably focused on grade-level curriculum, and best-case students receive about 540 annual instruction hours
- Only 13 of 66 interventions promoted pre-service teachers' dual role in SRL, and only three covered all four subcategories of the dual role - Only 13 of 66 interventions promoted pre-service teachers' dual role in SRL, and only three covered all four subcategories of the dual role
- Only 15 of the identified measurement tools met common acceptability thresholds for more than two areas of psychometric evidence - Only 15 of the identified measurement tools met common acceptability thresholds for more than two areas of psychometric evidence
- Only 15 states and the District of Columbia mandate kindergarten attendance, and 11 of those states require students to take a KEA - Only 15 states and the District of Columbia mandate kindergarten attendance, and 11 of those states require students to take a KEA
- Only 15% of published polygenic score estimates for education come from non-European ancestry samples, all recruited in the US - Only 15% of published polygenic score estimates for education come from non-European ancestry samples, all recruited in the US
- Only 155 of 2,005 misspellings occur in words on the Simplified Spelling Board's first recommended lists - Only 155 of 2,005 misspellings occur in words on the Simplified Spelling Board's first recommended lists
- Only 17.9 percent of study ERWC teachers taught at least 8 modules with fidelity under the strand criterion, versus 62.5 percent under an activity-count criterion - Only 17.9 percent of study ERWC teachers taught at least 8 modules with fidelity under the strand criterion, versus 62.5 percent under an activity-count criterion
- Only 18 percent of schools strongly agree teachers are sufficiently trained to use technology for instruction - Only 18 percent of schools strongly agree teachers are sufficiently trained to use technology for instruction
- Only 2.4 percent of the sampled California secondary schools were classified as beating the odds, and 1.2 percent as chronically underperforming - Only 2.4 percent of the sampled California secondary schools were classified as beating the odds, and 1.2 percent as chronically underperforming
- Only 20 percent of U.S. teachers felt well prepared to integrate educational technology into classroom instruction (1998) - Only 20 percent of U.S.
- Only 20% of pooled performance outcomes agree with the paradoxical contextual interference effects - Only 20% of pooled performance outcomes agree with the paradoxical contextual interference effects
- Only 20% of the 100 most used edtech products have a research rationale - Only 20% of the 100 most used edtech products have a research rationale
- Only 22.34% of Chinese school-aged children get sufficient sleep (≥10 hours), while 37.96% have short sleep duration (<9 hours) - Only 22.34% of Chinese school-aged children get sufficient sleep (≥10 hours), while 37.96% have short sleep duration (<9 hours)
- Only 3 of 22 reviewed studies examine technology-blended delivery of WIL, and 4 examine fully technology-based WIL - Only 3 of 22 reviewed studies examine technology-blended delivery of WIL, and 4 examine fully technology-based WIL
- Only 36 percent of students had teachers reporting at least 8 hours of behavior-management professional development over three years, versus 81 percent for reading and language arts - Only 36 percent of students had teachers reporting at least 8 hours of behavior-management professional development over three years, versus 81 percent for reading and language arts
- Only 4 of 11 studied external partners had a comprehensive, research-based approach to literacy instruction - Only 4 of 11 studied external partners had a comprehensive, research-based approach to literacy instruction
- Only 4 of 23 reviewed conversational agent studies explicitly apply learning theories, indicating a gap between CA development and pedagogical grounding - Only 4 of 23 reviewed conversational agent studies explicitly apply learning theories, indicating a gap between CA development and pedagogical grounding
- Only 4 percent of LSCs show three or more signs of inactivity, and the most common problem is having fewer than two active committees - Only 4 percent of LSCs show three or more signs of inactivity, and the most common problem is having fewer than two active committees
- Only 4.3% of surveyed secondary vocational students meet mental health knowledge standards - Only 4.3% of surveyed secondary vocational students meet mental health knowledge standards
- Only 4.65% of the 43 most-used school climate measures include an explicitly SEL-oriented subscale - Only 4.65% of the 43 most-used school climate measures include an explicitly SEL-oriented subscale
- Only 43% of retained third graders and 47% of retained sixth graders met the test criteria by summer 1998 despite four chances, yet over two-thirds were promoted the next year largely due to waivers - Only 43% of retained third graders and 47% of retained sixth graders met the test criteria by summer 1998 despite four chances, yet over two-thirds were promoted the next year largely due to waivers
- Only 46% of principals reported a preparation internship involving real leadership responsibilities, and few in-service principals had coaching or mentoring - Only 46% of principals reported a preparation internship involving real leadership responsibilities, and few in-service principals had coaching or mentoring
- Only 50% of a school's 5Essentials score is explained by the previous year's score, indicating substantial year-to-year malleability of school climate - Only 50% of a school's 5Essentials score is explained by the previous year's score, indicating substantial year-to-year malleability of school climate
- Only 55% of concerned respondents who had applied to a company engaged in concerning activities said the knowledge made them less likely to apply - Only 55% of concerned respondents who had applied to a company engaged in concerning activities said the knowledge made them less likely to apply
- Only 6 of 24 TRGP-participating IHEs enrolled at least 20 TRGP-funded residents in 2022-23, below the cohort size experts suggest is needed for sustainable, affordable programs - Only 6 of 24 TRGP-participating IHEs enrolled at least 20 TRGP-funded residents in 2022-23, below the cohort size experts suggest is needed for sustainable, affordable programs
- Only 6% of 136 examined SEL frameworks explicitly deal with development - Only 6% of 136 examined SEL frameworks explicitly deal with development
- Only 62 percent of ninth-grade IB DP entrants enrolled in the program in eleventh grade, and there were no effects of IB DP participation for the 38 percent who did not complete the program - Only 62 percent of ninth-grade IB DP entrants enrolled in the program in eleventh grade, and there were no effects of IB DP participation for the 38 percent who did not complete the program
- Only 69% of LLM-simulated ideas met the target grade's language level, with elementary grades faring worst and Llama-4 performing best - Only 69% of LLM-simulated ideas met the target grade's language level, with elementary grades faring worst and Llama-4 performing best
- Only 8% of the exercise interventions induced behaviour change that was significant and measurable after the four-week intervention - Only 8% of the exercise interventions induced behaviour change that was significant and measurable after the four-week intervention
- Only 8.0% of queries reaching a person duplicated existing corpus content, suggesting the knowledge base was already well used - Only 8.0% of queries reaching a person duplicated existing corpus content, suggesting the knowledge base was already well used
- Only 9 of 23 courses publicly named AI tools, with Claude Code, Cursor, and GitHub Copilot most frequent and a fragmented long tail - Only 9 of 23 courses publicly named AI tools, with Claude Code, Cursor, and GitHub Copilot most frequent and a fragmented long tail
- Only a minority of Dutch seventh graders read for leisure, with lower prevalence in the pre-vocational track (19.5%) than the pre-academic track (32.5%) - Only a minority of Dutch seventh graders read for leisure, with lower prevalence in the pre-vocational track (19.5%) than the pre-academic track (32.5%)
- Only a minority of self-reported CLT-familiar teachers could identify the three types of cognitive load - Only a minority of self-reported CLT-familiar teachers could identify the three types of cognitive load
- Only a minority of teacher educators interpreted a critical classroom-management incident as theoretically expected, despite marked eye-tracking differences - Only a minority of teacher educators interpreted a critical classroom-management incident as theoretically expected, despite marked eye-tracking differences
- Only a minority of VRL studies assess collaboration quality or learning, but most studies that measure learning report positive impact - Only a minority of VRL studies assess collaboration quality or learning, but most studies that measure learning report positive impact
- Only a small amount of data is available about U.S. businesses in their first years of operation - Only a small amount of data is available about U.S.
- Only a small minority of EER research articles explicitly link educational theory to the EER method - Only a small minority of EER research articles explicitly link educational theory to the EER method
- Only about 25 percent of teachers received an individual value-added score, with most teachers instead receiving a school-wide literacy value-added score - Only about 25 percent of teachers received an individual value-added score, with most teachers instead receiving a school-wide literacy value-added score
- Only about 53 percent of CPS students who were first-time freshmen in 2000-01 took the PSAE within four years, with rates varying by race and gender - Only about 53 percent of CPS students who were first-time freshmen in 2000-01 took the PSAE within four years, with rates varying by race and gender
- Only about a third of design students report reduced creativity or project ownership from GenAI use - Only about a third of design students report reduced creativity or project ownership from GenAI use
- Only about half of beginning teachers of color had taken any teaching classes prior to teaching, compared to 59% of beginning White teachers - Only about half of beginning teachers of color had taken any teaching classes prior to teaching, compared to 59% of beginning White teachers
- Only about half of eligible children attend NC Pre-K, leaving almost 33,000 eligible children per year unserved - Only about half of eligible children attend NC Pre-K, leaving almost 33,000 eligible children per year unserved
- Only about half of misfit items were flagged in common by the AllYr and LatestYr samples, which the authors found surprising - Only about half of misfit items were flagged in common by the AllYr and LatestYr samples, which the authors found surprising
- Only about one-third of quantitative ECEC engagement studies provide an explicit definition of child engagement or involvement - Only about one-third of quantitative ECEC engagement studies provide an explicit definition of child engagement or involvement
- Only bioscience graduates who took CLASP (2000-2001) had significantly higher UDGPA than transfer students in their majors, unlike 1993-1994 graduates and non-bioscience majors - Only bioscience graduates who took CLASP (2000-2001) had significantly higher UDGPA than transfer students in their majors, unlike 1993-1994 graduates and non-bioscience majors
- Only CPS graduates with access to very selective colleges (above 3.3 GPA and ACT 26+) have four-year college graduation prospects exceeding 50 percent - Only CPS graduates with access to very selective colleges (above 3.3 GPA and ACT 26+) have four-year college graduation prospects exceeding 50 percent
- Only dual enrollment and early college high school studies documented rural inclusion, and none analyzed rural students separately - Only dual enrollment and early college high school studies documented rural inclusion, and none analyzed rural students separately
- Only eight of 130 sampled universities had a business-school-specific AI policy, limiting discipline-specific alignment - Only eight of 130 sampled universities had a business-school-specific AI policy, limiting discipline-specific alignment
- Only eight of the 15 regular magnet elementary schools meet the consent decree desegregation standard, after white enrollment declined through the 1990s - Only eight of the 15 regular magnet elementary schools meet the consent decree desegregation standard, after white enrollment declined through the 1990s
- Only equity visualizations disaggregated by race/ethnicity and gender prompted teachers to reflect on how race/ethnicity or gender may impact student classroom experiences - Only equity visualizations disaggregated by race/ethnicity and gender prompted teachers to reflect on how race/ethnicity or gender may impact student classroom experiences
- Only fifty-eight of the 800 girls expressed a wish to pursue a vocation along the lines of their favorite pastimes, concentrated in music, art, athletics, and sewing - Only fifty-eight of the 800 girls expressed a wish to pursue a vocation along the lines of their favorite pastimes, concentrated in music, art, athletics, and sewing
- Only four included articles achieved theoretical grounding with empirical validation - Only four included articles achieved theoretical grounding with empirical validation
- Only four screeners demonstrated acceptable diagnostic accuracy for distinguishing children with or at-risk of mathematical learning difficulties - Only four screeners demonstrated acceptable diagnostic accuracy for distinguishing children with or at-risk of mathematical learning difficulties
- Only four states (California, Massachusetts, New York, Washington) dedicate state funding specifically to students experiencing homelessness - Only four states (California, Massachusetts, New York, Washington) dedicate state funding specifically to students experiencing homelessness
- Only Grade 10 Liberal Studies students engaged in simple argumentation, complex argumentation, and theory-oriented interactions, possibly due to the subject's emphasis on argumentation - Only Grade 10 Liberal Studies students engaged in simple argumentation, complex argumentation, and theory-oriented interactions, possibly due to the subject's emphasis on argumentation
- Only half of students could clearly tell the AI-generated videos were AI-generated, the item with the highest variance - Only half of students could clearly tell the AI-generated videos were AI-generated, the item with the highest variance
- Only Illinois among the 19 Heartland states exceeds the national benchmark for AI-related job postings - Only Illinois among the 19 Heartland states exceeds the national benchmark for AI-related job postings
- Only in the 5th-grade group were moderate positive correlations found, between visual-motor integration and motor coordination (r = 0.748) and between visual perception and dysgraphia classification (r = 0.643) - Only in the 5th-grade group were moderate positive correlations found, between visual-motor integration and motor coordination (r = 0.748) and between visual perception and dysgraphia classification (
- Only individual performance feedback, not general instruction about the testing effect, produced long-term increases in retrieval practice use, and only for students who benefited from retrieval practice - Only individual performance feedback, not general instruction about the testing effect, produced long-term increases in retrieval practice use, and only for students who benefited from retrieval pract
- Only L1-gloss-L2-ex and L1-in-text-gloss conditions significantly outperform the no-gloss control on all three vocabulary recall tests - Only L1-gloss-L2-ex and L1-in-text-gloss conditions significantly outperform the no-gloss control on all three vocabulary recall tests
- Only letter naming among rapid-naming measures showed significant correlation with reading and writing - Only letter naming among rapid-naming measures showed significant correlation with reading and writing
- Only low-working-memory-capacity students benefited from making pointing gestures when explaining number equations (review attributes this to Marstaller & Burianová, 2013) - Only low-working-memory-capacity students benefited from making pointing gestures when explaining number equations (review attributes this to Marstaller & Burianová, 2013)
- Only mastery-approach and performance-approach goals mediate the relationship between teacher support and engagement in AI-assisted English learning - Only mastery-approach and performance-approach goals mediate the relationship between teacher support and engagement in AI-assisted English learning
- Only medium-level incongruity between individual knowledge and wiki information causes cognitive conflict that motivates equilibration - Only medium-level incongruity between individual knowledge and wiki information causes cognitive conflict that motivates equilibration
- Only one between-group difference emerged: the Control/Comparison, Decoding and Fluency, and DCEF groups showed stronger word attack outcomes than the Extensive Reading group - Only one between-group difference emerged: the Control/Comparison, Decoding and Fluency, and DCEF groups showed stronger word attack outcomes than the Extensive Reading group
- Only one identified study found improved visuospatial working memory after music training - Only one identified study found improved visuospatial working memory after music training
- Only one mathematical assessment and one screener (NSS) met the acceptability threshold for predictive validity - Only one mathematical assessment and one screener (NSS) met the acceptability threshold for predictive validity
- Only one of 10 identified studies of InsideTrack© Coaching met WWC group design standards without reservations - Only one of 10 identified studies of InsideTrack© Coaching met WWC group design standards without reservations
- Only one of 29 domain-general studies controlled participants' prior knowledge - Only one of 29 domain-general studies controlled participants' prior knowledge
- Only one of 38 severely struggling middle school readers met a standard-score benchmark of 93 for adequate response to intervention after the study - Only one of 38 severely struggling middle school readers met a standard-score benchmark of 93 for adequate response to intervention after the study
- Only one of seven eligible studies of I CAN Learn® met WWC group design standards, and it met them only with reservations - Only one of seven eligible studies of I CAN Learn® met WWC group design standards, and it met them only with reservations
- Only one-third of CSR schools adopted reform models identified as having a scientific research base - Only one-third of CSR schools adopted reform models identified as having a scientific research base
- Only Page readers tended to locate boundary-zone sentences more accurately than central-zone sentences - Only Page readers tended to locate boundary-zone sentences more accurately than central-zone sentences
- Only perceived accuracy differed across educational contexts, rated lower in CTeSP than in secondary and undergraduate education - Only perceived accuracy differed across educational contexts, rated lower in CTeSP than in secondary and undergraduate education
- Only problematizing scaffolds, not structuring scaffolds, significantly raise domain knowledge - Only problematizing scaffolds, not structuring scaffolds, significantly raise domain knowledge
- Only recent (within the past year) occurrences of dropout in an adolescent's network are associated with the adolescent's own dropout; older occurrences are not - Only recent (within the past year) occurrences of dropout in an adolescent's network are associated with the adolescent's own dropout; older occurrences are not
- Only six reviewed studies combined peer feedback with feedback from other sources - Only six reviewed studies combined peer feedback with feedback from other sources
- Only SOPT, IT and SART-CO showed significant impairment at the lowest blood alcohol concentration of 0.048%, with large effect sizes (d = 0.76, 0.65 and 1.06) - Only SOPT, IT and SART-CO showed significant impairment at the lowest blood alcohol concentration of 0.048%, with large effect sizes (d = 0.76, 0.65 and 1.06)
- Only students receiving SSRL and co-regulation support achieved superior performance in collaborative programming activities - Only students receiving SSRL and co-regulation support achieved superior performance in collaborative programming activities
- Only support for affective engagement predicts its matching engagement dimension; behavioral and cognitive support do not, contradicting the ACE framework's alignment - Only support for affective engagement predicts its matching engagement dimension; behavioral and cognitive support do not, contradicting the ACE framework's alignment
- Only the 200740F high-use group showed a significantly higher rate of good academic standing compared to non-visitors - Only the 200740F high-use group showed a significantly higher rate of good academic standing compared to non-visitors
- Only the challenge winner clearly beat the organizer baselines; most shortlisted systems have not yet improved on a commercial generator or well-chosen human-made video - Only the challenge winner clearly beat the organizer baselines; most shortlisted systems have not yet improved on a commercial generator or well-chosen human-made video
- Only the Collaborator group shows a complete significant sequential metacognitive chain from orientation through elaboration; the Replacement Tool group shows only self-loops - Only the Collaborator group shows a complete significant sequential metacognitive chain from orientation through elaboration; the Replacement Tool group shows only self-loops
- Only the combined effects of pretesting and coaching have substantial positive effects on student performance on the low-stakes PISA assessments - Only the combined effects of pretesting and coaching have substantial positive effects on student performance on the low-stakes PISA assessments
- Only the current teacher's enthusiasm relates to students' enjoyment; prior-year teacher enthusiasm is unrelated to next-year enjoyment - Only the current teacher's enthusiasm relates to students' enjoyment; prior-year teacher enthusiasm is unrelated to next-year enjoyment
- Only the discussion of the Flex vs. Plain phonics trial reports that, for students with full week-6 attendance, Flex showed greater gains than Plain on taught-letter alphabetics, decoding, and word reading; its results report no treatment differences or interactions - Only the discussion of the Flex vs. Plain phonics trial reports that, for students with full week-6 attendance, Flex showed greater gains than Plain on taught-letter alphabetics, decoding, and word re
- Only the exceptionless ie-to-y rule demonstrated efficiency, with 13 of 16 collegians citing and applying it correctly - Only the exceptionless ie-to-y rule demonstrated efficiency, with 13 of 16 collegians citing and applying it correctly
- Only the high-dose VSDR group showed statistically significant improvement in ICT subject knowledge, from pre-test to post-test - Only the high-dose VSDR group showed statistically significant improvement in ICT subject knowledge, from pre-test to post-test
- Only the initial level and rate of change in arithmetic fluency predict third-grade mathematics performance; achievement emotions do not - Only the initial level and rate of change in arithmetic fluency predict third-grade mathematics performance; achievement emotions do not
- Only the interactive antagonistic agent, not stepwise guidance, significantly shifted novice designers' design thinking relative to self-reflection - Only the interactive antagonistic agent, not stepwise guidance, significantly shifted novice designers' design thinking relative to self-reflection
- Only the self-concept-by-low-cost interaction adds predictive power for achievement beyond the self-concept-by-global-value interaction - Only the self-concept-by-low-cost interaction adds predictive power for achievement beyond the self-concept-by-global-value interaction
- Only the smallest class differs significantly from the other two; classes of 10 and 15 do not differ significantly - Only the smallest class differs significantly from the other two; classes of 10 and 15 do not differ significantly