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- Shame and guilt coexist with continued AI use, creating self-reinforcing cycles of reliance, concealment, and self-critique rather than behavior change - Shame and guilt coexist with continued AI use, creating self-reinforcing cycles of reliance, concealment, and self-critique rather than behavior change
- Shame and guilt regulate the visibility of AI use: students engage in hiding behaviors and selective disclosure rather than open disclosure - Shame and guilt regulate the visibility of AI use: students engage in hiding behaviors and selective disclosure rather than open disclosure
- Shanghai students took first place in all three major PISA 2009 categories, with Asian countries dominating the top rankings - Shanghai students took first place in all three major PISA 2009 categories, with Asian countries dominating the top rankings
- SHAP analysis identifies Hapax Ratio as the most influential stylometric feature in Random Forest predictions, followed by NSR, Noun Ratio, Adverb Ratio, and TTR - SHAP analysis identifies Hapax Ratio as the most influential stylometric feature in Random Forest predictions, followed by NSR, Noun Ratio, Adverb Ratio, and TTR
- SHAP analysis of the explainable model identifies production frequency and spelling difficulty as high-impact predictors of KVL difficulty, with spelling difficulty varying strongly by L1 - SHAP analysis of the explainable model identifies production frequency and spelling difficulty as high-impact predictors of KVL difficulty, with spelling difficulty varying strongly by L1
- SHAP and LLM explanation methods show consistently low alignment, with mean top-10 Jaccard similarity of 0.085 - SHAP and LLM explanation methods show consistently low alignment, with mean top-10 Jaccard similarity of 0.085
- SHAP explanations transfer robustly across architectures while LLM rationales transfer poorly to PLM predictions - SHAP explanations transfer robustly across architectures while LLM rationales transfer poorly to PLM predictions
- SHAP modality attributions aligned with each BARS dimension's behavioral focus, supporting interpretable feedback - SHAP modality attributions aligned with each BARS dimension's behavioral focus, supporting interpretable feedback
- Shared and co-constructed intra-group interaction were significantly correlated with deep-level metacognitive activities during pre-task regulation - Shared and co-constructed intra-group interaction were significantly correlated with deep-level metacognitive activities during pre-task regulation
- Shared and well-communicated mission, vision, and goals are critical to district and CMO performance - Shared and well-communicated mission, vision, and goals are critical to district and CMO performance
- Shared control combined with high task variability improved transfer, while system control was better under low variability - Shared control combined with high task variability improved transfer, while system control was better under low variability
- Shared control over task or problem selection between learner and system yields better learning outcomes than full system control - Shared control over task or problem selection between learner and system yields better learning outcomes than full system control
- Shared mental model development mediates the effect of team learning behaviors on actual team performance - Shared mental model development mediates the effect of team learning behaviors on actual team performance
- Shared mental models of the task predict actual team performance in a business simulation game - Shared mental models of the task predict actual team performance in a business simulation game
- Shared mental models show no significant link with perceived team effectiveness - Shared mental models show no significant link with perceived team effectiveness
- Shared story reading was always implemented as one component of a multi-component intervention package, so component contributions are unknown - Shared story reading was always implemented as one component of a multi-component intervention package, so component contributions are unknown
- Shared technology resources can act as positioning artifacts around which students negotiate power and status differentials in CSCL groups - Shared technology resources can act as positioning artifacts around which students negotiate power and status differentials in CSCL groups
- Shared text reading benefits students with intellectual disability whether or not they need augmentative and alternative communication systems - Shared text reading benefits students with intellectual disability whether or not they need augmentative and alternative communication systems
- Sharing a projected display with multiple mice produced significant collaborative-learning gains for a whole classroom - Sharing a projected display with multiple mice produced significant collaborative-learning gains for a whole classroom
- Sharing experiences in class discussion modifies learners' attitudes and interpretations - Sharing experiences in class discussion modifies learners' attitudes and interpretations
- Sharing perceptual experiences through discussion improves individual performance beyond mere task practice - Sharing perceptual experiences through discussion improves individual performance beyond mere task practice
- Shifting accuracy and shift cost show no association with intelligence or WM in kindergarten children - Shifting accuracy and shift cost show no association with intelligence or WM in kindergarten children
- Shifting away from traditional IRE recitation toward student participation in discussion improves student learning - Shifting away from traditional IRE recitation toward student participation in discussion improves student learning
- Shifting information to external aids enhances task performance with greater gains under high cognitive load - Shifting information to external aids enhances task performance with greater gains under high cognitive load
- Shifting is generally moderately to strongly associated with word reading, with reading-specific shifting tasks most strongly linked to accuracy-based word reading assessments - Shifting is generally moderately to strongly associated with word reading, with reading-specific shifting tasks most strongly linked to accuracy-based word reading assessments
- Shifting is moderately to strongly associated with reading comprehension, with large associations when reading-specific shifting tasks are paired with literal comprehension measures - Shifting is moderately to strongly associated with reading comprehension, with large associations when reading-specific shifting tasks are paired with literal comprehension measures
- Shifting shows small to moderate associations with listening comprehension (r = .12 to .45) across three studies - Shifting shows small to moderate associations with listening comprehension (r = .12 to .45) across three studies
- Shifting staffing decisions from a per-pupil formula to needs-based allocation addresses staffing resource inequities - Shifting staffing decisions from a per-pupil formula to needs-based allocation addresses staffing resource inequities
- Shifting to restorative practices reduced exclusionary discipline and its racial disparities while improving climate and achievement - Shifting to restorative practices reduced exclusionary discipline and its racial disparities while improving climate and achievement
- Shifts among self perspectives are locatable moments of learning in which the self develops and expands - Shifts among self perspectives are locatable moments of learning in which the self develops and expands
- Shifts from the blue to the green behavioral cluster correspond to shifts from completing the worksheet to discussing ideas - Shifts from the blue to the green behavioral cluster correspond to shifts from completing the worksheet to discussing ideas
- Short belonging interventions in college settings can produce significant and lasting effects - Short belonging interventions in college settings can produce significant and lasting effects
- Short chunking study outlines produce higher test performance than long chunking study outlines - Short chunking study outlines produce higher test performance than long chunking study outlines
- Short et al.'s (1976) four bipolar scales are questionable as a social presence measure because they lack construct validation and assess attitudes toward the medium rather than perceived 'realness' - Short et al.'s (1976) four bipolar scales are questionable as a social presence measure because they lack construct validation and assess attitudes toward the medium rather than perceived 'realness'
- Short maze units learned under massed conditions connect into a serial whole with great economy, whereas units learned under distributed conditions connect only with extreme difficulty - Short maze units learned under massed conditions connect into a serial whole with great economy, whereas units learned under distributed conditions connect only with extreme difficulty
- Short online pedagogy courses shifted university teachers’ interpretations of a learning-focused teaching video from knowledge transmission toward learning facilitation - Short online pedagogy courses shifted university teachers’ interpretations of a learning-focused teaching video from knowledge transmission toward learning facilitation
- Short sleep duration (<9 hours) at follow-up is associated with impaired academic achievement, while baseline sleep duration did not significantly predict later school performance - Short sleep duration (<9 hours) at follow-up is associated with impaired academic achievement, while baseline sleep duration did not significantly predict later school performance
- Short sleep duration at age 3 was not associated with quality of life at about age 13 - Short sleep duration at age 3 was not associated with quality of life at about age 13
- Short stories as classroom tools improved motivation toward L2 reading for most but not all EFL students - Short stories as classroom tools improved motivation toward L2 reading for most but not all EFL students
- Short walks and green playtime improve selective attention in children and adolescents relative to urban or indoor comparisons - Short walks and green playtime improve selective attention in children and adolescents relative to urban or indoor comparisons
- Short-answer (production) and multiple-choice (recognition) retrieval practice produce no statistically significant difference in undergraduates' reading comprehension on a final MCQ test - Short-answer (production) and multiple-choice (recognition) retrieval practice produce no statistically significant difference in undergraduates' reading comprehension on a final MCQ test
- Short-duration anaerobic sprint exercise speeds vocabulary-type associative learning by 20% with increased serum BDNF that correlates with learning success - Short-duration anaerobic sprint exercise speeds vocabulary-type associative learning by 20% with increased serum BDNF that correlates with learning success
- Short-term creativity interventions can be effective in changing creativity positively - Short-term creativity interventions can be effective in changing creativity positively
- Short-term effects of academic-media multitasking on achievement are documented, but long-term support was lacking before this study - Short-term effects of academic-media multitasking on achievement are documented, but long-term support was lacking before this study
- Short-term gains from Air Tutors tutoring on district benchmark assessments did not persist to statewide math assessments 1 year later - Short-term gains from Air Tutors tutoring on district benchmark assessments did not persist to statewide math assessments 1 year later
- Short-term memory predicts vocabulary over and above book exposure and intelligence - Short-term memory predicts vocabulary over and above book exposure and intelligence
- Short-term memory task profiles differ by age: 7–8-year-olds show no verbal–spatial difference, while 9–10-year-olds show a verbal > visuo-spatial > motor gradient. - Short-term memory task profiles differ by age: 7–8-year-olds show no verbal–spatial difference, while 9–10-year-olds show a verbal > visuo-spatial > motor gradient.
- Short-term passive exposure to nature produces cognitive benefits in 12 of 14 reviewed studies across educational levels, mainly as directed attention restoration - Short-term passive exposure to nature produces cognitive benefits in 12 of 14 reviewed studies across educational levels, mainly as directed attention restoration
- Short-term prompting in weekly learning journals increases university students' self-reported cognitive strategy use over time - Short-term prompting in weekly learning journals increases university students' self-reported cognitive strategy use over time
- Short-term prompting in weekly learning journals increases university students' self-reported metacognitive strategy use over time - Short-term prompting in weekly learning journals increases university students' self-reported metacognitive strategy use over time
- Short-term prompting increases the quantity of cognitive strategy use in open-ended learning journals, but not the quantity of metacognitive strategy use - Short-term prompting increases the quantity of cognitive strategy use in open-ended learning journals, but not the quantity of metacognitive strategy use
- Short-term remediation covering missed grade 3 material in grade 4 halves the long-term loss, but leaves the cohort 0.55 years behind the no-shock counterfactual - Short-term remediation covering missed grade 3 material in grade 4 halves the long-term loss, but leaves the cohort 0.55 years behind the no-shock counterfactual
- Short-term self-regulatory strategy training, including within regular mathematics lessons, enhances students' self-regulatory judgments and mathematics performance - Short-term self-regulatory strategy training, including within regular mathematics lessons, enhances students' self-regulatory judgments and mathematics performance
- Short-term storage capacity increases from two units at ages 3-4 to four units at ages 10-11 when executive operations are minimal - Short-term storage capacity increases from two units at ages 3-4 to four units at ages 10-11 when executive operations are minimal
- Short-term, non-longitudinal training programmes pose challenges for estimating long-term skill retention - Short-term, non-longitudinal training programmes pose challenges for estimating long-term skill retention
- Shortage districts fill vacancies with substandard-credential teachers (55%), substitutes (24%), and out-of-field assignments (22%), with high-poverty districts using substandard credentials most - Shortage districts fill vacancies with substandard-credential teachers (55%), substitutes (24%), and out-of-field assignments (22%), with high-poverty districts using substandard credentials most
- Shorter codebooks and shorter data excerpts yield higher initial LLM coding accuracy, and a smaller specialization gap between codebook and excerpt helps - Shorter codebooks and shorter data excerpts yield higher initial LLM coding accuracy, and a smaller specialization gap between codebook and excerpt helps
- Shorter duration of deafness, higher performance IQ, and lack of sign enhancement predict higher literacy in adolescents with cochlear implants - Shorter duration of deafness, higher performance IQ, and lack of sign enhancement predict higher literacy in adolescents with cochlear implants
- Shorter sleep duration is associated with higher adiposity in children aged 0–4 years, though evidence quality is low - Shorter sleep duration is associated with higher adiposity in children aged 0–4 years, though evidence quality is low
- Shorter sleep duration is associated with higher injury risk in children aged 0–4 years, though evidence is limited (2 of 3 studies) - Shorter sleep duration is associated with higher injury risk in children aged 0–4 years, though evidence is limited (2 of 3 studies)
- Shorter sleep duration is associated with more screen time in children aged 0–4 years (5 of 5 studies) - Shorter sleep duration is associated with more screen time in children aged 0–4 years (5 of 5 studies)
- Shorter time in bed the night before testing is associated with slower 3-back response times in older adolescents - Shorter time in bed the night before testing is associated with slower 3-back response times in older adolescents
- Shortest remediation paths respecting attribute prerequisites are shorter than random and full-coverage baseline paths - Shortest remediation paths respecting attribute prerequisites are shorter than random and full-coverage baseline paths
- Showing an LLM Grader a Learner's Prior Performance Biases the Grade
- Shrinkage could differentially affect consequences for teachers of fewer students or students with hard-to-predict achievement - Shrinkage could differentially affect consequences for teachers of fewer students or students with hard-to-predict achievement
- Shrinkage does not change accountability consequences for teachers of hard-to-predict students, since extreme-rating probabilities are unaffected - Shrinkage does not change accountability consequences for teachers of hard-to-predict students, since extreme-rating probabilities are unaffected
- Shrinkage had no statistically significant effect on the relative probability that teachers of hard-to-predict students received consequences - Shrinkage had no statistically significant effect on the relative probability that teachers of hard-to-predict students received consequences
- Shrinkage has no statistically significant effect on the relative probability that teachers of hard-to-predict students receive extreme value-added ratings - Shrinkage has no statistically significant effect on the relative probability that teachers of hard-to-predict students receive extreme value-added ratings
- SI-PASS group membership (leader) had no effect on exam performance, with only the TOLT logical thinking score predicting grades in multilevel analysis - SI-PASS group membership (leader) had no effect on exam performance, with only the TOLT logical thinking score predicting grades in multilevel analysis
- SI-PASS participants did not engage more with online exercises than controls in the RCT, but attendance correlated with online exercise engagement - SI-PASS participants did not engage more with online exercises than controls in the RCT, but attendance correlated with online exercise engagement
- SI-PASS participation showed no significant effect on socio-affective dimensions including well-being and academic adjustment - SI-PASS participation showed no significant effect on socio-affective dimensions including well-being and academic adjustment
- Sierra Middle School staff attrition was cut nearly in half after the 2023–24 school year - Sierra Middle School staff attrition was cut nearly in half after the 2023–24 school year
- Sierra Middle School students reporting a caring adult who regularly checks on them rose from 4% to 31% over three years - Sierra Middle School students reporting a caring adult who regularly checks on them rose from 4% to 31% over three years
- Sign enhancement predicts high school language in opposite directions at elementary versus adolescent measurement - Sign enhancement predicts high school language in opposite directions at elementary versus adolescent measurement
- Sign priming effects in addition occur for large, small, and +1 problems but not for tie or +0 problems in older adults - Sign priming effects in addition occur for large, small, and +1 problems but not for tie or +0 problems in older adults
- Signaling Improves Learning
- Signaling principle: highlighting essential words improves transfer from multimedia lessons - Signaling principle: highlighting essential words improves transfer from multimedia lessons
- Signaling with on-screen text, color, contrast, or symbols improves retention and transfer from animations and video - Signaling with on-screen text, color, contrast, or symbols improves retention and transfer from animations and video
- Significant achievement gaps between COVID-year students and pre-pandemic peers persisted at the end of 2022-23 - Significant achievement gaps between COVID-year students and pre-pandemic peers persisted at the end of 2022-23
- Significant learner characteristics explained 17% and 14% of variance in prediction bias and 11% and 12% in postdiction bias, so characteristics were slightly more relevant for predictions - Significant learner characteristics explained 17% and 14% of variance in prediction bias and 11% and 12% in postdiction bias, so characteristics were slightly more relevant for predictions
- Significant mismatches exist between faculty ideal learning styles and actual student learning styles - Significant mismatches exist between faculty ideal learning styles and actual student learning styles
- Significant mixing and local costs are present at each preschool age, with both decreasing in magnitude from age 3;9 to 5;3 - Significant mixing and local costs are present at each preschool age, with both decreasing in magnitude from age 3;9 to 5;3
- Significantly more TPP teachers asked students to cite evidence from texts in discussions and writing - Significantly more TPP teachers asked students to cite evidence from texts in discussions and writing
- Significantly more TPP teachers encouraged students' higher-order thinking skills than district-supported comparison teachers - Significantly more TPP teachers encouraged students' higher-order thinking skills than district-supported comparison teachers
- Silent-letter omission and insertion errors together comprise 55 per cent of real spelling errors - Silent-letter omission and insertion errors together comprise 55 per cent of real spelling errors
- SimCalc replacement units produced statistically significant pretest-to-posttest gains in conceptual understanding with student-level effect sizes of .63, .50, and .56 in three Texas experiments - SimCalc replacement units produced statistically significant pretest-to-posttest gains in conceptual understanding with student-level effect sizes of .63, .50, and .56 in three Texas experiments
- SimCalc scale-up study showed significant positive impacts on curriculum-aligned conceptual items but no significant difference on state test items - SimCalc scale-up study showed significant positive impacts on curriculum-aligned conceptual items but no significant difference on state test items
- SimCalc treatment effects were not sensitive to school socioeconomic status or percentage of Hispanic students, and 91% of 7th-grade treatment classrooms exceeded the control-group mean gain - SimCalc treatment effects were not sensitive to school socioeconomic status or percentage of Hispanic students, and 91% of 7th-grade treatment classrooms exceeded the control-group mean gain
- Similar introductory lessons on the same topics were observed across grades separated by multiple years, indicating little curricular development - Similar introductory lessons on the same topics were observed across grades separated by multiple years, indicating little curricular development
- Similarity between AI and peer feedback reassured students and increased their confidence in peer response - Similarity between AI and peer feedback reassured students and increased their confidence in peer response
- Similarity-based retrieval degrades as the Knowledge Base grows, consistent with the fan effect, stalling the agent - Similarity-based retrieval degrades as the Knowledge Base grows, consistent with the fan effect, stalling the agent
- Simple addition of through-course results is appropriate only when learning is bounded to each testing period - Simple addition of through-course results is appropriate only when learning is bounded to each testing period
- Simple additions are retrieved with equal accuracy in both languages from grade 10 onward, though still faster in German - Simple additions are retrieved with equal accuracy in both languages from grade 10 onward, though still faster in German
- Simple paraphrasing and self-editing counter-measures collapse AI detection rates to near-random levels - Simple paraphrasing and self-editing counter-measures collapse AI detection rates to near-random levels
- Simple subtraction in adults relies heavily on strategy use, which disadvantages participants under limited working memory resources - Simple subtraction in adults relies heavily on strategy use, which disadvantages participants under limited working memory resources
- Simple, targeted mere exposure prompt (MEP) scripts show promise for promoting desirable learning behaviors in a fully online multiplayer role-play classroom - Simple, targeted mere exposure prompt (MEP) scripts show promise for promoting desirable learning behaviors in a fully online multiplayer role-play classroom
- Simpler knowledge components are executed faster: correct application times rise from about 3-6 seconds for constant-constant KCs to 10-14 seconds for variable-variable KCs - Simpler knowledge components are executed faster: correct application times rise from about 3-6 seconds for constant-constant KCs to 10-14 seconds for variable-variable KCs
- Simplifying journal articles and providing glossaries of unfamiliar terms preceded the second-cycle improvement in proposal writing - Simplifying journal articles and providing glossaries of unfamiliar terms preceded the second-cycle improvement in proposal writing
- Simply inserting a name indicating Turkish-origin background produced less favorable judgments of otherwise identical student descriptions - Simply inserting a name indicating Turkish-origin background produced less favorable judgments of otherwise identical student descriptions
- Simply viewing virtual referent objects during L2 learning enhances retention relative to audiovisual-only learning, for both aptitude groups - Simply viewing virtual referent objects during L2 learning enhances retention relative to audiovisual-only learning, for both aptitude groups
- Simpson's D index is insensitive to small groups, so contexts with vastly different racial/ethnic compositions can receive nearly equivalent index values - Simpson's D index is insensitive to small groups, so contexts with vastly different racial/ethnic compositions can receive nearly equivalent index values
- Simulated adjustment of ratings for classroom context improves Black teachers' rankings by about 8 percentile points, with the largest gains for teachers serving more disadvantaged students - Simulated adjustment of ratings for classroom context improves Black teachers' rankings by about 8 percentile points, with the largest gains for teachers serving more disadvantaged students
- Simulated correlations between time-on-task and achievement vary substantially across contexts and can be negative even when time-on-task causally increases achievement - Simulated correlations between time-on-task and achievement vary substantially across contexts and can be negative even when time-on-task causally increases achievement
- Simulated Human-in-the-Loop workflow reduces required full human scoring of written productions by at least 50% - Simulated Human-in-the-Loop workflow reduces required full human scoring of written productions by at least 50%
- Simulated one-standard-deviation increases in autonomy yield only modest predicted changes in ICT career aspirations - Simulated one-standard-deviation increases in autonomy yield only modest predicted changes in ICT career aspirations
- Simulated role play sessions cost $0.05-$0.10 each in the EducaSim deployment - Simulated role play sessions cost $0.05-$0.10 each in the EducaSim deployment
- Simulated student reasoning shifted teachers from task-solvers to teacher-reasoners who interpreted misconceptions as student logic - Simulated student reasoning shifted teachers from task-solvers to teacher-reasoners who interpreted misconceptions as student logic
- Simulated time-on-task achievement correlations resemble empirical distributions from K-12 classroom studies without any fitting procedure - Simulated time-on-task achievement correlations resemble empirical distributions from K-12 classroom studies without any fitting procedure
- Simulating higher-cognitive-ability students is easier: simulation quality correlates positively with student cognitive score - Simulating higher-cognitive-ability students is easier: simulation quality correlates positively with student cognitive score
- Simulation ablations show ARC's projected growth requires both primary and secondary hub mechanisms together - Simulation ablations show ARC's projected growth requires both primary and secondary hub mechanisms together
- Simulation and hybrid authentic-learning approaches do not necessarily differ in participants or experienced meaningfulness of collaboration - Simulation and hybrid authentic-learning approaches do not necessarily differ in participants or experienced meaningfulness of collaboration
- Simulation Based Education Improves Outcomes
- Simulation Based Education With Deliberate Practice Improves Clinical Outcomes
- Simulation effects vary by complex skill: highest for technical performance, lowest for communication skills - Simulation effects vary by complex skill: highest for technical performance, lowest for communication skills
- Simulation evidence shows RI-CLPM estimates are biased when the true model is a CLPM with lag-2 effects, and fit statistics cannot decide between the two - Simulation evidence shows RI-CLPM estimates are biased when the true model is a CLPM with lag-2 effects, and fit statistics cannot decide between the two
- Simulation feedback predicts sadness and neutral facial expressions and metacognitive judgement, but not perceived task difficulty - Simulation feedback predicts sadness and neutral facial expressions and metacognitive judgement, but not perceived task difficulty
- Simulation functions as a site where professional knowledge is produced, negotiated, and reshaped, not merely a tool for skill rehearsal - Simulation functions as a site where professional knowledge is produced, negotiated, and reshaped, not merely a tool for skill rehearsal
- Simulation games are effective as a supplement to other instruction but not as standalone instruction, where comparison groups learned slightly more (a difference not statistically significant) - Simulation games are effective as a supplement to other instruction but not as standalone instruction, where comparison groups learned slightly more (a difference not statistically significant)
- Simulation games are more effective when they actively rather than passively convey course material - Simulation games are more effective when they actively rather than passively convey course material
- Simulation games were the most-used game type for educational assessment (N = 7, 33%), followed by immersive (N = 6, 29%) and video games (N = 5, 24%) - Simulation games were the most-used game type for educational assessment (N = 7, 33%), followed by immersive (N = 6, 29%) and video games (N = 5, 24%)
- Simulation-based learning has a large positive overall effect on complex skills in higher education (g = 0.85) - Simulation-based learning has a large positive overall effect on complex skills in higher education (g = 0.85)
- Simulation-response convergence was corroborated by survey-based changes in mindsets and practices and by human rater ratings for Roster Justice - Simulation-response convergence was corroborated by survey-based changes in mindsets and practices and by human rater ratings for Roster Justice
- Simulations of adaptive, multistage, and fixed form tests show the adaptation measures can be used operationally to identify difficulties with adaptation - Simulations of adaptive, multistage, and fixed form tests show the adaptation measures can be used operationally to identify difficulties with adaptation
- Simulator feedback responds authentically to student error, e.g. logs fall from the cargo when the grapple is opened incorrectly. - Simulator feedback responds authentically to student error, e.g.
- Simulator-based VET instruction in this study centres on volume training of routine tasks rather than rehearsing specific high-stakes, risky situations. - Simulator-based VET instruction in this study centres on volume training of routine tasks rather than rehearsing specific high-stakes, risky situations.
- Simultaneous (Mazes) visuospatial memory showed a trend predicting fifth grade mathematics while sequential (Block Recall) did not - Simultaneous (Mazes) visuospatial memory showed a trend predicting fifth grade mathematics while sequential (Block Recall) did not
- Simultaneous and sequential DLL learners show opposite vocabulary patterns in English versus the home language - Simultaneous and sequential DLL learners show opposite vocabulary patterns in English versus the home language
- Simultaneous and sequential instruction produce no immediate differences in solving basic or generalization math equivalence problems - Simultaneous and sequential instruction produce no immediate differences in solving basic or generalization math equivalence problems
- Simultaneous speech-and-gesture instruction increases children's spoken use of the conceptual Equalizer strategy, which post-hoc mediates lasting learning - Simultaneous speech-and-gesture instruction increases children's spoken use of the conceptual Equalizer strategy, which post-hoc mediates lasting learning
- Since 2023, software/product papers report markedly less evaluation detail than LLM papers in review automation - Since 2023, software/product papers report markedly less evaluation detail than LLM papers in review automation
- Single composite accountability indicators are susceptible to gaming and Campbell's Law corruption pressures - Single composite accountability indicators are susceptible to gaming and Campbell's Law corruption pressures
- Single exposures yield partial word knowledge, and repeated encounters in varied contexts build complete word meaning (fast mapping then full mapping) - Single exposures yield partial word knowledge, and repeated encounters in varied contexts build complete word meaning (fast mapping then full mapping)
- Single instances of help-seeking actions (answer requested, explanation requested) carry more predictive information than single correct or open responses (ISA) - Single instances of help-seeking actions (answer requested, explanation requested) carry more predictive information than single correct or open responses (ISA)
- Single latent factor models fitted both task success and ideal manipulation well, suggesting robust internal consistency, though Cling-subtract loaded weakly on task success - Single latent factor models fitted both task success and ideal manipulation well, suggesting robust internal consistency, though Cling-subtract loaded weakly on task success
- Single noncollaborative, noncompetitive play shows the largest learning effects, significantly larger than single competitive play - Single noncollaborative, noncompetitive play shows the largest learning effects, significantly larger than single competitive play
- Single noncollaborative, noncompetitive play shows the largest learning effects; single competitive play shows no benefit relative to nongame conditions - Single noncollaborative, noncompetitive play shows the largest learning effects; single competitive play shows no benefit relative to nongame conditions
- Single Stop has potentially positive effects on academic achievement of first-time community college students - Single Stop has potentially positive effects on academic achievement of first-time community college students
- Single Stop has potentially positive effects on progressing in college among first-time community college students - Single Stop has potentially positive effects on progressing in college among first-time community college students
- Single-case design evidence for SRSD on math achievement does not reach the WWC threshold for inclusion in effectiveness ratings - Single-case design evidence for SRSD on math achievement does not reach the WWC threshold for inclusion in effectiveness ratings
- Single-case effects of self-management interventions are moderated by student race and special education status, with more pronounced effects for African American students and students receiving special education services - Single-case effects of self-management interventions are moderated by student race and special education status, with more pronounced effects for African American students and students receiving speci
- Single-case effects of self-management interventions are not moderated by intervention characteristics (duration, fidelity assessment, fidelity method, or training) - Single-case effects of self-management interventions are not moderated by intervention characteristics (duration, fidelity assessment, fidelity method, or training)
- Single-case evidence on FBA-based interventions for social-emotional competence does not reach the threshold for an effectiveness rating - Single-case evidence on FBA-based interventions for social-emotional competence does not reach the threshold for an effectiveness rating
- Single-case studies yielded a larger average effect size (g = 1.94) than group studies (g = 0.41) in this meta-analysis - Single-case studies yielded a larger average effect size (g = 1.94) than group studies (g = 0.41) in this meta-analysis
- Single-course implementations of problem-driven learning show larger motivation effects than curriculum-wide implementations - Single-course implementations of problem-driven learning show larger motivation effects than curriculum-wide implementations
- Single-district SELPAs had meaningfully lower inclusion rates, with a higher proportion of students with disabilities in general education less than 40 percent of the school day - Single-district SELPAs had meaningfully lower inclusion rates, with a higher proportion of students with disabilities in general education less than 40 percent of the school day
- Single-document comprehension is the most studied literacy correlate of K-12 intertextual integration, with correlations ranging from near zero to moderate-strong - Single-document comprehension is the most studied literacy correlate of K-12 intertextual integration, with correlations ranging from near zero to moderate-strong
- Single-initiative data analysis has not always changed agency-wide policies and practices, and many staff may lack skills to interpret findings - Single-initiative data analysis has not always changed agency-wide policies and practices, and many staff may lack skills to interpret findings
- Single-item effort ratings show high internal consistency but their reliability is difficult to establish - Single-item effort ratings show high internal consistency but their reliability is difficult to establish
- Single-LLM writing assistance increased idea-level homogenization across writers, while a role-specialized duo of architecturally distinct LLMs preserved baseline diversity - Single-LLM writing assistance increased idea-level homogenization across writers, while a role-specialized duo of architecturally distinct LLMs preserved baseline diversity
- Single-person images are significantly biased toward light-skinned individuals, while multi-person images show more balanced gender and skin-tone diversity - Single-person images are significantly biased toward light-skinned individuals, while multi-person images show more balanced gender and skin-tone diversity
- Single-sex math classrooms raised female students' math performance by 7–10% over co-educational programs - Single-sex math classrooms raised female students' math performance by 7–10% over co-educational programs
- Single-turn tutors disclose answers pervasively while challenge scores are near zero across every model and subject - Single-turn tutors disclose answers pervasively while challenge scores are near zero across every model and subject
- Site-level pre-k attendance in the validation sample averaged 85.2 percent and varied widely across sites - Site-level pre-k attendance in the validation sample averaged 85.2 percent and varied widely across sites
- Sites offering tutoring during school were much more likely than out-of-school-hours sites to offer tutoring more than twice a week - Sites offering tutoring during school were much more likely than out-of-school-hours sites to offer tutoring more than twice a week
- Situated perspective explains Latino students' mathematical meaning-making in bilingual classrooms better than a discontinuity model (review reports Moschkovich, 1996) - Situated perspective explains Latino students' mathematical meaning-making in bilingual classrooms better than a discontinuity model (review reports Moschkovich, 1996)
- Situated, task-based and game-based learning were the most used strategies in VR/AR-supported K-12 STEM learning - Situated, task-based and game-based learning were the most used strategies in VR/AR-supported K-12 STEM learning
- Situation-model-approach interventions also directly improved comprehension, albeit with a small effect - Situation-model-approach interventions also directly improved comprehension, albeit with a small effect
- Situation-model-approach interventions produce a medium positive average effect (g = 0.46) on relative metacomprehension accuracy - Situation-model-approach interventions produce a medium positive average effect (g = 0.46) on relative metacomprehension accuracy
- Situation-model-approach interventions show a medium-sized positive effect on metacomprehension accuracy and a small direct effect on comprehension - Situation-model-approach interventions show a medium-sized positive effect on metacomprehension accuracy and a small direct effect on comprehension
- Situational and individual interest can be interpreted as phases of the same reward-learning knowledge-acquisition process - Situational and individual interest can be interpreted as phases of the same reward-learning knowledge-acquisition process
- Situational knowledge is fostered by collaboration, tool format, and tool-use, with arithmetical format outperforming textual - Situational knowledge is fostered by collaboration, tool format, and tool-use, with arithmetical format outperforming textual
- Situational motivation is highly context-dependent and fluctuates within and between learners, but most studies rely on self-reports - Situational motivation is highly context-dependent and fluctuates within and between learners, but most studies rely on self-reports
- Situational motivation is influenced by the learning context, with evidence mainly from situation-specific studies (65%) rather than momentary studies (28%) - Situational motivation is influenced by the learning context, with evidence mainly from situation-specific studies (65%) rather than momentary studies (28%)
- Six AI tutors individually matched human tutoring, with Gemma 4 31B equivalent at 918× lower cost per percentage point of learning gain - Six AI tutors individually matched human tutoring, with Gemma 4 31B equivalent at 918× lower cost per percentage point of learning gain
- Six closed-model configurations grade at or below the human inter-grader floor of 2.61/35 on the CV exam, with the best reaching MAE 1.64 - Six closed-model configurations grade at or below the human inter-grader floor of 2.61/35 on the CV exam, with the best reaching MAE 1.64
- Six component reading skills show strong average relationships with reading comprehension in struggling adult readers (rs ≥ .50) - Six component reading skills show strong average relationships with reading comprehension in struggling adult readers (rs ≥ .50)
- Six contextual factors mediate the influence of cultural factors on discussion behaviors, either inhibiting or enhancing discussion - Six contextual factors mediate the influence of cultural factors on discussion behaviors, either inhibiting or enhancing discussion
- Six historical thinking dimensions — historical argumentation, causation, comparison, contextualization, continuity and change over time, and sourcing — were selected as rubric assessment targets based on convergence across U.S. national frameworks and the WHP course guide - Six historical thinking dimensions — historical argumentation, causation, comparison, contextualization, continuity and change over time, and sourcing — were selected as rubric assessment targets base
- Six implementation modes operationalize customized AI writing systems, with standalone evaluation most common - Six implementation modes operationalize customized AI writing systems, with standalone evaluation most common
- Six independent applications of the Binet scale in widely separated countries show surprising agreement in the age ranking of the tests, suggesting many tests are correctly placed - Six independent applications of the Binet scale in widely separated countries show surprising agreement in the age ranking of the tests, suggesting many tests are correctly placed
- Six months after training, the experimental group showed a slight improvement over the control group in transferring argumentation to teaching practice, especially in mentioning argumentation in practice portfolios - Six months after training, the experimental group showed a slight improvement over the control group in transferring argumentation to teaching practice, especially in mentioning argumentation in pract
- Six of eight student groups successfully completed experiments according to their AI-assisted lab manuals - Six of eight student groups successfully completed experiments according to their AI-assisted lab manuals
- Six of seven recently reformed high schools showed first-year on-track improvements above comparison schools, though evidence is limited - Six of seven recently reformed high schools showed first-year on-track improvements above comparison schools, though evidence is limited
- Six predictor constructs jointly explain 44.0% of the variance in ethical GenAI use among university students, with all structural paths positive and significant - Six predictor constructs jointly explain 44.0% of the variance in ethical GenAI use among university students, with all structural paths positive and significant
- Six relationships in the model differ for less effective self-regulators, including performance-avoidance goals being unrelated to metacognition - Six relationships in the model differ for less effective self-regulators, including performance-avoidance goals being unrelated to metacognition
- Six reviewed interventions affected students’ understanding of, views on, or intended behavior toward real-world others - Six reviewed interventions affected students’ understanding of, views on, or intended behavior toward real-world others
- Six-year college completion among the CPS class of 2015 varied sharply by enrollment pathway: 55.8% for immediate four-year enrollees, 32.5% for immediate two-year enrollees, and 7.8% for delayed/non-enrollees - Six-year college completion among the CPS class of 2015 varied sharply by enrollment pathway: 55.8% for immediate four-year enrollees, 32.5% for immediate two-year enrollees, and 7.8% for delayed/non-
- Six-year college completion rates for immediate four-year enrollees rose from 54 to 56 percent for the CPS class of 2013, double the rate for immediate two-year enrollees - Six-year college completion rates for immediate four-year enrollees rose from 54 to 56 percent for the CPS class of 2013, double the rate for immediate two-year enrollees
- Six-year graduation rates for students with behavioral and learning disabilities increased substantially between 2009 and 2019, while rates for cognitive disabilities slightly declined - Six-year graduation rates for students with behavioral and learning disabilities increased substantially between 2009 and 2019, while rates for cognitive disabilities slightly declined
- Sixteen states have district impact provisions in statute or regulation, and these fall into four primary categories: fiscal, demographic, programmatic, and general - Sixteen states have district impact provisions in statute or regulation, and these fall into four primary categories: fiscal, demographic, programmatic, and general
- Sixth graders mostly select relevant ideas well from multiple online texts when using a snippet tool - Sixth graders mostly select relevant ideas well from multiple online texts when using a snippet tool
- Sixth graders promoted in 1997 without meeting the test cutoff fared poorly at the eighth-grade gate, while Summer Bridge passers did relatively well - Sixth graders promoted in 1997 without meeting the test cutoff fared poorly at the eighth-grade gate, while Summer Bridge passers did relatively well
- Sixth graders scored significantly higher on posttests that included the seven-step problem-solving plan than on unformatted posttests - Sixth graders scored significantly higher on posttests that included the seven-step problem-solving plan than on unformatted posttests
- Sixth graders who used the experiment room to solve each problem through trial and error were the students doing worst in mathematics - Sixth graders who used the experiment room to solve each problem through trial and error were the students doing worst in mathematics
- Sixth-grade syntactic complexity of narrative writing is predicted by fourth-grade oral grammar, inhibition, and planning in addition to initial syntactic complexity - Sixth-grade syntactic complexity of narrative writing is predicted by fourth-grade oral grammar, inhibition, and planning in addition to initial syntactic complexity
- Sixth-grade understanding of mathematical equality predicts ninth-grade expression evaluation above and beyond general mathematics ability - Sixth-grade understanding of mathematical equality predicts ninth-grade expression evaluation above and beyond general mathematics ability
- Sixth-graders' mathematics self-concept and individual interest both decline over one school year - Sixth-graders' mathematics self-concept and individual interest both decline over one school year
- Sixth-graders' own monitoring accuracy is low and does not differ between no-cue, keyword, and summary cue-prompt conditions (Experiment 1). - Sixth-graders' own monitoring accuracy is low and does not differ between no-cue, keyword, and summary cue-prompt conditions (Experiment 1).
- Sixty percent of the highest-poverty schools also have above-average student growth - Sixty percent of the highest-poverty schools also have above-average student growth
- Sixty-five percent of CPS ninth-grade math sections used Gradebook's default Total Points Logic ON setting, aggregating task scores by total points earned over total points possible - Sixty-five percent of CPS ninth-grade math sections used Gradebook's default Total Points Logic ON setting, aggregating task scores by total points earned over total points possible
- Sixty-three per cent of Detroit prevocational pupils have an I.Q. below .70 - Sixty-three per cent of Detroit prevocational pupils have an I.Q.
- Sketching and viewing animations produced the best understanding of a geoscience text, while the photograph condition produced the worst - Sketching and viewing animations produced the best understanding of a geoscience text, while the photograph condition produced the worst
- Sketching during reading yielded the most accurate comprehension monitoring, with significantly less absolute error than photograph, no-image, and animation conditions - Sketching during reading yielded the most accurate comprehension monitoring, with significantly less absolute error than photograph, no-image, and animation conditions
- Skill develops through engaging in the target activity itself, not through mechanistic drill of isolated components - Skill develops through engaging in the target activity itself, not through mechanistic drill of isolated components
- Skill portfolio diversity is positively associated with skill acquisition, occupational mobility, and transitions into lower-AI-exposure occupations - Skill portfolio diversity is positively associated with skill acquisition, occupational mobility, and transitions into lower-AI-exposure occupations
- Skill portfolio measures stratify by demographics: men, younger cohorts, and more educated workers show higher specialisation - Skill portfolio measures stratify by demographics: men, younger cohorts, and more educated workers show higher specialisation
- Skill-based AI literacy (using/understanding and detecting AI) is positively associated with reported AI dependency among higher education students - Skill-based AI literacy (using/understanding and detecting AI) is positively associated with reported AI dependency among higher education students
- Skill-equipped agents reproduce target users' attributes and language, enabling impersonation across unseen contexts - Skill-equipped agents reproduce target users' attributes and language, enabling impersonation across unseen contexts
- Skill-level leakage is strongest for communication style and personality, not explicit demographics - Skill-level leakage is strongest for communication style and personality, not explicit demographics
- Skill-specific genetic variance in working memory and processing speed predicts reading components - Skill-specific genetic variance in working memory and processing speed predicts reading components
- Skilled comprehenders recall more literal story content than less skilled comprehenders, but the groups do not differ significantly in interpreting novel similes - Skilled comprehenders recall more literal story content than less skilled comprehenders, but the groups do not differ significantly in interpreting novel similes
- Skilled comprehenders show superior one-week retention of a taught knowledge base despite comparable immediate recall - Skilled comprehenders show superior one-week retention of a taught knowledge base despite comparable immediate recall
- Skilled EFL writers apply procedural planning strategies of brainstorming, organizing, and outlining before writing, and revising strategies of pause-to-think, reviewing, and local plus global revision. - Skilled EFL writers apply procedural planning strategies of brainstorming, organizing, and outlining before writing, and revising strategies of pause-to-think, reviewing, and local plus global revisio
- Skilled EFL writers possess audience awareness, keeping readers in mind to judge whether their writing is understandable and coherent. - Skilled EFL writers possess audience awareness, keeping readers in mind to judge whether their writing is understandable and coherent.
- Skimming is the fastest of five reading modes, roughly 0.13-0.14 seconds per word versus 0.22-0.35 for normal and maximal silent and aloud reading - Skimming is the fastest of five reading modes, roughly 0.13-0.14 seconds per word versus 0.22-0.35 for normal and maximal silent and aloud reading
- Skimming rate correlates strongly with normal silent reading rate (r = +0.71) - Skimming rate correlates strongly with normal silent reading rate (r = +0.71)
- Skimming speed increases across the later pages of multi-page texts - Skimming speed increases across the later pages of multi-page texts
- Skin conductance level did not differ significantly between instructor-presence conditions, though arousal patterns appeared to vary with content difficulty - Skin conductance level did not differ significantly between instructor-presence conditions, though arousal patterns appeared to vary with content difficulty
- SKT-SRL scores did not correlate significantly with high school GPA in the pilot and validation studies - SKT-SRL scores did not correlate significantly with high school GPA in the pilot and validation studies
- Slalom dribbling improves equally with basketball mathematics and basketball-only PE, and not in regular PE - Slalom dribbling improves equally with basketball mathematics and basketball-only PE, and not in regular PE
- SLD stigma effects on psychological adjustment appear in middle childhood as well as adolescence, and no discernible age pattern emerged across the reviewed studies - SLD stigma effects on psychological adjustment appear in middle childhood as well as adolescence, and no discernible age pattern emerged across the reviewed studies
- Sleep and consolidation support semantic memory development, suggesting delayed school start times may benefit memory - Sleep and consolidation support semantic memory development, suggesting delayed school start times may benefit memory
- Sleep deprivation is associated with reduced psychomotor vigilance, impaired reaction time, and greater perceived workload and stress in astronauts - Sleep deprivation is associated with reduced psychomotor vigilance, impaired reaction time, and greater perceived workload and stress in astronauts
- Sleep duration shows no association with gross and fine motor skills in children aged 0–4 years - Sleep duration shows no association with gross and fine motor skills in children aged 0–4 years
- Sleep education at school improves academic performance in children - Sleep education at school improves academic performance in children
- Sleep education at school improves cognitive functioning in children - Sleep education at school improves cognitive functioning in children
- Sleep problems are common in school-aged children, with prevalence estimates ranging widely depending on assessment mode and definition - Sleep problems are common in school-aged children, with prevalence estimates ranging widely depending on assessment mode and definition
- Sleep quality and Verrucomicrobia are not independently associated with Stroop Word performance - Sleep quality and Verrucomicrobia are not independently associated with Stroop Word performance
- Sleep quality remains a significant predictor of Stroop Color-Word performance independent of Lentisphaerae proportion, while the Lentisphaerae-Stroop relationship reduces to non-significance - Sleep quality remains a significant predictor of Stroop Color-Word performance independent of Lentisphaerae proportion, while the Lentisphaerae-Stroop relationship reduces to non-significance
- Sleep restriction impairs emotional self-regulation in toddlers, with randomized-trial evidence of moderate-to-large effects - Sleep restriction impairs emotional self-regulation in toddlers, with randomized-trial evidence of moderate-to-large effects
- Sleep restriction increases objectively coded inattentive behaviors in a simulated classroom - Sleep restriction increases objectively coded inattentive behaviors in a simulated classroom
- Sleep restriction lowers tonic arousal (raises EEG theta power) in a simulated classroom, with a medium effect - Sleep restriction lowers tonic arousal (raises EEG theta power) in a simulated classroom, with a medium effect
- Sleep the night before cognitive testing resembles weekly averages except for an earlier mid-sleep time - Sleep the night before cognitive testing resembles weekly averages except for an earlier mid-sleep time
- Sleep's association with inhibitory control and working memory remains significant after controlling for the other EF components, but cognitive flexibility's does not - Sleep's association with inhibitory control and working memory remains significant after controlling for the other EF components, but cognitive flexibility's does not
- Sleepy behaviors (eyes closed, head down) showed medium-sized but non-significant effects of sleep restriction - Sleepy behaviors (eyes closed, head down) showed medium-sized but non-significant effects of sleep restriction
- Slight control over an algorithm's output reduces algorithm aversion, with process control producing the strongest calibration effects - Slight control over an algorithm's output reduces algorithm aversion, with process control producing the strongest calibration effects
- Slightly fewer than half (42 percent) of students who started the year in the at risk DIBELS category moved to a lower risk category after a full year of Project On-Track tutoring - Slightly fewer than half (42 percent) of students who started the year in the at risk DIBELS category moved to a lower risk category after a full year of Project On-Track tutoring
- Slower processing speed in adults with ASD is associated with greater impairment on ADOS Communication and Reciprocal Social Interaction scores - Slower processing speed in adults with ASD is associated with greater impairment on ADOS Communication and Reciprocal Social Interaction scores
- Small additions of research-specific procedures can shift a study out of exempt review - Small additions of research-specific procedures can shift a study out of exempt review
- Small between-task relative to within-task interference in dual-task studies supports functional separation of phonological and visuospatial working memory, and newer experiments led Cowan's group to add specialized verbal and visual resources to the embedded-processes account - Small between-task relative to within-task interference in dual-task studies supports functional separation of phonological and visuospatial working memory, and newer experiments led Cowan's group to
- Small career-ladder bonuses can affect teacher behavior without necessarily producing large effects - Small career-ladder bonuses can affect teacher behavior without necessarily producing large effects
- Small changes in the way information is presented can have a large impact on a person's decision to participate in a program - Small changes in the way information is presented can have a large impact on a person's decision to participate in a program
- Small edits to cGPT instructions and knowledge bases had unpredictable effects on GPT responses during iterative co-design - Small edits to cGPT instructions and knowledge bases had unpredictable effects on GPT responses during iterative co-design
- Small elementary schools (under 350 students) report more positive trust relations among teachers and between teachers and parents - Small elementary schools (under 350 students) report more positive trust relations among teachers and between teachers and parents
- Small gaps in AVID experiences by gender, achievement, and grade, with girls, lower achievers, and tenth graders more positive - Small gaps in AVID experiences by gender, achievement, and grade, with girls, lower achievers, and tenth graders more positive
- Small group instruction is associated with significantly larger effect sizes than CAI and incentive components in targeted secondary interventions - Small group instruction is associated with significantly larger effect sizes than CAI and incentive components in targeted secondary interventions
- Small input perturbations such as minor spelling errors can reduce state-of-the-art dialogue and assessment model accuracy by over 30% - Small input perturbations such as minor spelling errors can reduce state-of-the-art dialogue and assessment model accuracy by over 30%
- Small isolated effects on family conflict (negative) and parent-teacher joining (positive) appeared but were not enduring and may be spurious - Small isolated effects on family conflict (negative) and parent-teacher joining (positive) appeared but were not enduring and may be spurious
- Small language models used as automated judges exhibit severe leniency bias against tutoring responses - Small language models used as automated judges exhibit severe leniency bias against tutoring responses
- Small pilot studies provide preliminary evidence that exercise interventions improve behavioral symptoms and neuropsychological functioning in children with ADHD - Small pilot studies provide preliminary evidence that exercise interventions improve behavioral symptoms and neuropsychological functioning in children with ADHD
- Small quantities of fatigue-substances increase protoplasmic activity and augment muscular energy, per Lee's experiments - Small quantities of fatigue-substances increase protoplasmic activity and augment muscular energy, per Lee's experiments
- Small rural teaching staffs forced PLCs across grades and subjects, and teachers in four schools felt isolated from same-subject colleagues - Small rural teaching staffs forced PLCs across grades and subjects, and teachers in four schools felt isolated from same-subject colleagues
- Small school contexts may both enable and constrain professional communities: collegiality rises but heavy workloads make collective instructional focus difficult - Small school contexts may both enable and constrain professional communities: collegiality rises but heavy workloads make collective instructional focus difficult
- Small systematic discrepancies imply SEDA growth estimates may not generalize to MAP Growth-based estimates in some states - Small systematic discrepancies imply SEDA growth estimates may not generalize to MAP Growth-based estimates in some states
- Small-group instructional intervention for students struggling in literacy and English language development is supported by six RCTs at moderate evidence level - Small-group instructional intervention for students struggling in literacy and English language development is supported by six RCTs at moderate evidence level
- Small-group interaction generates and retains resources across all three planes - Small-group interaction generates and retains resources across all three planes
- Small-group learning improves undergraduate STEM achievement
- Small-number parent talk predicts children's performance only on low-number items, whereas large-number talk predicts both low- and high-number Point-to-X items - Small-number parent talk predicts children's performance only on low-number items, whereas large-number talk predicts both low- and high-number Point-to-X items
- Small-scale studies suggest age 15-16 with intermediate English proficiency (reading GE 5) is a good immigration age - Small-scale studies suggest age 15-16 with intermediate English proficiency (reading GE 5) is a good immigration age
- Small-screen design recommendations were explicated through an inquiry in which teachers and students interacted with learning objects on handheld devices - Small-screen design recommendations were explicated through an inquiry in which teachers and students interacted with learning objects on handheld devices
- Smaller classes related to more interactions; task-directed and praising interactions linked to more time on task and higher achievement, but organisational and personal interactions rose contrary to expectations - Smaller classes related to more interactions; task-directed and praising interactions linked to more time on task and higher achievement, but organisational and personal interactions rose contrary to
- Smaller community colleges tended to have larger adequacy gaps, with colleges under 4,001 students spending $1,871 (17 percent) below projected adequate cost - Smaller community colleges tended to have larger adequacy gaps, with colleges under 4,001 students spending $1,871 (17 percent) below projected adequate cost
- Smaller group sizes and lower child-caregiver ratios are associated with higher interactive skills of individual caregivers - Smaller group sizes and lower child-caregiver ratios are associated with higher interactive skills of individual caregivers
- Smaller local LLMs show a minor position bias toward option ordering and partially guessing-like error variation, but accuracy remains relatively stable across permutations and repeated sampling runs - Smaller local LLMs show a minor position bias toward option ordering and partially guessing-like error variation, but accuracy remains relatively stable across permutations and repeated sampling runs
- Smaller response-time differences between incongruent and congruent trials (better inhibition) correlate with higher mathematics scores - Smaller response-time differences between incongruent and congruent trials (better inhibition) correlate with higher mathematics scores
- Smaller rural districts tend to outperform larger ones, but large geographic spread limits their capacity to manage turnaround efforts - Smaller rural districts tend to outperform larger ones, but large geographic spread limits their capacity to manage turnaround efforts
- Smaller sample sizes are associated with larger VSWM–mathematics effect sizes - Smaller sample sizes are associated with larger VSWM–mathematics effect sizes
- Smaller schools and schools with lower student mobility show significantly stronger instructional pacing even after controlling for prior achievement and poverty - Smaller schools and schools with lower student mobility show significantly stronger instructional pacing even after controlling for prior achievement and poverty
- Smart Start-funded activities in North Carolina were positively related to classroom quality, which was in turn positively related to children's outcomes - Smart Start-funded activities in North Carolina were positively related to classroom quality, which was in turn positively related to children's outcomes
- Smartphone attachment is associated with impatience and impulsive behavior in young children, per cited literature - Smartphone attachment is associated with impatience and impulsive behavior in young children, per cited literature
- Smartphone settings moderate how vigilance translates into phone use: vigilance raises checking frequency more when notifications are revealed, and use duration more when notifications are hidden - Smartphone settings moderate how vigilance translates into phone use: vigilance raises checking frequency more when notifications are revealed, and use duration more when notifications are hidden
- Smartphone use during class is a distraction with potential to compromise grades (review attribution) - Smartphone use during class is a distraction with potential to compromise grades (review attribution)
- SMART® effects on comprehension were not statistically significant on either subtest, though the domain-average effect size was substantively important - SMART® effects on comprehension were not statistically significant on either subtest, though the domain-average effect size was substantively important
- SMART® tutoring produced a statistically significant positive effect on first-graders' word identification after two years of intervention - SMART® tutoring produced a statistically significant positive effect on first-graders' word identification after two years of intervention
- SMART® tutoring produced statistically significant positive effects on oral reading fluency on both first- and second-grade passages - SMART® tutoring produced statistically significant positive effects on oral reading fluency on both first- and second-grade passages
- SMEs rated ChatGPT's content accuracy acceptable but inconsistent across questions and significantly below human TAs' accuracy - SMEs rated ChatGPT's content accuracy acceptable but inconsistent across questions and significantly below human TAs' accuracy
- Smoking and snuffing are inversely associated with high academic achievement in both adolescent girls and boys - Smoking and snuffing are inversely associated with high academic achievement in both adolescent girls and boys
- SMS use improved both vocabulary retention and reading comprehension among Iranian EFL learners relative to a control group - SMS use improved both vocabulary retention and reading comprehension among Iranian EFL learners relative to a control group
- SNA, particularly when combined with content analysis, can provide a detailed understanding of interactions between network members, supporting optimisation of course design, learner-group composition and dropout identification - SNA, particularly when combined with content analysis, can provide a detailed understanding of interactions between network members, supporting optimisation of course design, learner-group composition
- Snapshots of critical steps were marginally beneficial for individual learners but significantly detrimental for dyads - Snapshots of critical steps were marginally beneficial for individual learners but significantly detrimental for dyads
- Snedden argues school reports should inform the public, but available educational statistics cannot answer questions about the relative value of different studies - Snedden argues school reports should inform the public, but available educational statistics cannot answer questions about the relative value of different studies
- Snippet selection contributes to integration quality over and above reading fluency and reading comprehension - Snippet selection contributes to integration quality over and above reading fluency and reading comprehension
- SOBAS differs across attributes of countries, families, schools, teachers, and students in 41 countries - SOBAS differs across attributes of countries, families, schools, teachers, and students in 41 countries
- Social and emotional competence can be enhanced through explicit instruction, teaching practices, and curriculum integration - Social and emotional competence can be enhanced through explicit instruction, teaching practices, and curriculum integration
- Social and emotional learning programs promote competencies, reduce behavior problems, and improve engagement and achievement, with sustained longer-term benefits - Social and emotional learning programs promote competencies, reduce behavior problems, and improve engagement and achievement, with sustained longer-term benefits
- Social and organizational support relate to AI well-being indirectly through AI literacy and technological self-efficacy - Social and organizational support relate to AI well-being indirectly through AI literacy and technological self-efficacy
- Social and personal skills interventions had a higher mean effect size (d = 0.64; 95% CI, 0.42-0.86) than the overall pooled estimate (d = 0.42; 95% CI, 0.32-0.53). - Social and personal skills interventions had a higher mean effect size (d = 0.64; 95% CI, 0.42-0.86) than the overall pooled estimate (d = 0.42; 95% CI, 0.32-0.53).
- Social and personal skills interventions were highly effective, with only 2 of 6 studies (33%) reporting a small and statistically insignificant change. - Social and personal skills interventions were highly effective, with only 2 of 6 studies (33%) reporting a small and statistically insignificant change.
- Social and physical self-concepts (e.g., relative physical abilities) appear universal and central to overall self-concept, unlike academic self-concepts - Social and physical self-concepts (e.g., relative physical abilities) appear universal and central to overall self-concept, unlike academic self-concepts
- Social and temporal comparison effects are stronger in studies using grades rather than test scores as achievement indicators - Social and temporal comparison effects are stronger in studies using grades rather than test scores as achievement indicators
- Social awareness had much greater effects on interaction and individual performance than knowledge awareness - Social awareness had much greater effects on interaction and individual performance than knowledge awareness
- Social barriers—teachers from dominant groups, poor teacher-parent relations, and stigma and discrimination from teachers and peers—undermine hunter-gatherer children's schooling - Social barriers—teachers from dominant groups, poor teacher-parent relations, and stigma and discrimination from teachers and peers—undermine hunter-gatherer children's schooling
- Social capital among teachers has been associated with five categories of outcomes, including teacher professional development and improved student achievement - Social capital among teachers has been associated with five categories of outcomes, including teacher professional development and improved student achievement
- Social collaboration in authentic assessment is mostly peer- and teacher-based, with few connections to industry or community partners and rare equitable teacher-student collaboration - Social collaboration in authentic assessment is mostly peer- and teacher-based, with few connections to industry or community partners and rare equitable teacher-student collaboration
- Social communication skills uniquely predict kindergarten executive functions after accounting for vocabulary, which does not predict EF - Social communication skills uniquely predict kindergarten executive functions after accounting for vocabulary, which does not predict EF
- Social communication skills uniquely predict teacher-rated kindergarten learning behaviors after accounting for vocabulary - Social communication skills uniquely predict teacher-rated kindergarten learning behaviors after accounting for vocabulary
- Social comparison effects are stronger in academic track schools than in nonacademic track schools - Social comparison effects are stronger in academic track schools than in nonacademic track schools
- Social comparison information affects the magnitude of metacognitive judgments, with greater magnitude for higher peer performance - Social comparison information affects the magnitude of metacognitive judgments, with greater magnitude for higher peer performance
- Social competence is positively and externalizing problems negatively prospectively related to academic achievement - Social competence is positively and externalizing problems negatively prospectively related to academic achievement
- Social contingency in parent–child interaction supports early language learning, and infants actively elicit higher-quality input through a social feedback loop - Social contingency in parent–child interaction supports early language learning, and infants actively elicit higher-quality input through a social feedback loop
- Social disadvantage moderates the relationship between cardiovascular fitness and spelling - Social disadvantage moderates the relationship between cardiovascular fitness and spelling
- Social dynamics — trust, friendship, openness, and rudeness — shape the effectiveness of dialogic interactions - Social dynamics — trust, friendship, openness, and rudeness — shape the effectiveness of dialogic interactions
- Social engagement in gateway math courses builds confidence and deepens understanding, dependent on faculty fostering a supportive learning environment - Social engagement in gateway math courses builds confidence and deepens understanding, dependent on faculty fostering a supportive learning environment
- Social exclusion has no significant effect on visuo-spatial dot-matrix working memory accuracy in any age group - Social exclusion has no significant effect on visuo-spatial dot-matrix working memory accuracy in any age group
- Social exclusion shows no significant effect on n-back response times in any age group - Social exclusion shows no significant effect on n-back response times in any age group
- Social flow and group flow were sustained and even strengthened as task challenge increased in the game's algebraic stages - Social flow and group flow were sustained and even strengthened as task challenge increased in the game's algebraic stages
- Social functioning fully mediates the relation between early effortful control and later academic achievement - Social functioning fully mediates the relation between early effortful control and later academic achievement
- Social identity threat impairs math performance via increased intrusive thoughts and working memory load (being-cognition disfluency) - Social identity threat impairs math performance via increased intrusive thoughts and working memory load (being-cognition disfluency)
- Social influence has a small positive impact on MALL use in EFL acquisition among Vietnamese learners - Social influence has a small positive impact on MALL use in EFL acquisition among Vietnamese learners
- Social influence plays a diminishing role in Gen Z students' AI adoption intention - Social influence plays a diminishing role in Gen Z students' AI adoption intention
- Social influence positively predicts perceived trust in generative AI - Social influence positively predicts perceived trust in generative AI
- Social interdependence, not role interdependence or specialization, correlates with performance and well-being - Social interdependence, not role interdependence or specialization, correlates with performance and well-being
- Social media usage in higher education continues to grow, and future empirical research on its educational role is warranted - Social media usage in higher education continues to grow, and future empirical research on its educational role is warranted
- Social media use rose sharply during the workshop (d = .954) but significantly declined in the following three months (d = .553), though remaining above baseline at 4 months - Social media use rose sharply during the workshop (d = .954) but significantly declined in the following three months (d = .553), though remaining above baseline at 4 months
- Social network site participation enables design learning that breaks the confines of space and time, including pre-enrollment learning and asynchronous ethical discussion - Social network site participation enables design learning that breaks the confines of space and time, including pre-enrollment learning and asynchronous ethical discussion
- Social norms shape role positioning in parent-child dyads playing an educational video game, with children sometimes more expert - Social norms shape role positioning in parent-child dyads playing an educational video game, with children sometimes more expert
- Social norms, peer behaviors, family attitudes, insufficient sanctions, teacher attitude, high expectations, and adverse conditions positively predict AI-assisted dishonesty, while ethical and moral education negatively predicts it - Social norms, peer behaviors, family attitudes, insufficient sanctions, teacher attitude, high expectations, and adverse conditions positively predict AI-assisted dishonesty, while ethical and moral e
- Social openness components transactivity and authority are associated with less follow-up, and dimension-level openness shows no significant association with follow-up - Social openness components transactivity and authority are associated with less follow-up, and dimension-level openness shows no significant association with follow-up
- Social presence from social cues can improve task performance (social facilitation) but may impair performance on complex tasks (social inhibition) - Social presence from social cues can improve task performance (social facilitation) but may impair performance on complex tasks (social inhibition)
- Social presence influences how social interaction unfolds in online group learning, which in turn affects learning outcomes - Social presence influences how social interaction unfolds in online group learning, which in turn affects learning outcomes
- Social presence shows the strongest association with metacognition in an online case-based course, while teaching presence shows no significant relationship - Social presence shows the strongest association with metacognition in an online case-based course, while teaching presence shows no significant relationship
- Social science students report higher job finding anxiety and AI anxiety than natural and applied field students, with small effect sizes - Social science students report higher job finding anxiety and AI anxiety than natural and applied field students, with small effect sizes
- Social sciences content is positively correlated with perceived ethnic bias in text-based learning materials - Social sciences content is positively correlated with perceived ethnic bias in text-based learning materials
- Social skills are positively related only to evidence elicitation quality, with inconsistent support across studies - Social skills are positively related only to evidence elicitation quality, with inconsistent support across studies
- Social skills training has positive effects on social-emotional development and behavior for preschool children with disabilities in early education settings - Social skills training has positive effects on social-emotional development and behavior for preschool children with disabilities in early education settings
- Social skills training shows no discernible effects on cognition for preschool children with disabilities - Social skills training shows no discernible effects on cognition for preschool children with disabilities
- Social studies periods gave little preparation for reading (1.73 percent) and focused assessment questions on facts - Social studies periods gave little preparation for reading (1.73 percent) and focused assessment questions on facts
- Social support factors (parent, peer, teacher) are among the themes associated with adolescent school belonging - Social support factors (parent, peer, teacher) are among the themes associated with adolescent school belonging
- Social support in all forms is a key protective factor for psychosocial success in the transition to university - Social support in all forms is a key protective factor for psychosocial success in the transition to university
- Social support is significantly positively correlated with adolescents' prosocial behavior (r = 0.206) - Social support is significantly positively correlated with adolescents' prosocial behavior (r = 0.206)
- Social support partially mediates the relationship between empathy and prosocial behavior - Social support partially mediates the relationship between empathy and prosocial behavior
- Social trust predicts which urban schools improve, and trust is built by reducing staff vulnerability - Social trust predicts which urban schools improve, and trust is built by reducing staff vulnerability
- Social-cognitive regions show quadratic activation patterns with age, with adolescents showing lower reactivity-related but higher reappraisal-related activation - Social-cognitive regions show quadratic activation patterns with age, with adolescents showing lower reactivity-related but higher reappraisal-related activation
- Social-emotional factors, including low academic self-efficacy and self-management, are related to rapid guessing behavior - Social-emotional factors, including low academic self-efficacy and self-management, are related to rapid guessing behavior
- Social-emotional learning benefits persist at follow-up
- Social-emotional support was the most frequent code in COVID-19-related Duolingo discussion posts, followed by gratitude and pandemic - Social-emotional support was the most frequent code in COVID-19-related Duolingo discussion posts, followed by gratitude and pandemic
- Social-support strategies are the most generalised technology-based SRL strategies, with most students interacting via instant messaging and sharing material via the cloud - Social-support strategies are the most generalised technology-based SRL strategies, with most students interacting via instant messaging and sharing material via the cloud
- Socialization and subjectification purposes in DLE can complement rather than conflict each other, despite a described tension between the domains - Socialization and subjectification purposes in DLE can complement rather than conflict each other, despite a described tension between the domains
- Socially disadvantaged children do not differ in physical fitness but score significantly lower on academic performance than non-disadvantaged peers - Socially disadvantaged children do not differ in physical fitness but score significantly lower on academic performance than non-disadvantaged peers
- Socially-emotionally skilled children in SWPBIS schools were less often held back a grade than skilled peers in comparison schools (1.8% vs 4.2%, d = -0.39) - Socially-emotionally skilled children in SWPBIS schools were less often held back a grade than skilled peers in comparison schools (1.8% vs 4.2%, d = -0.39)
- Socio-economic inequality in learning increased during the pandemic for most estimates, across subjects, grades and pandemic stages - Socio-economic inequality in learning increased during the pandemic for most estimates, across subjects, grades and pandemic stages
- Socio-emotional and metalevel argument-as-process gains were reported in 48 of 108 pattern studies, concentrated in Patterns 2 and 3 - Socio-emotional and metalevel argument-as-process gains were reported in 48 of 108 pattern studies, concentrated in Patterns 2 and 3
- Sociocultural classroom diversity can produce inequality when school-home discontinuities make children perform below their abilities - Sociocultural classroom diversity can produce inequality when school-home discontinuities make children perform below their abilities
- Sociocultural contexts—school, professional community, policy, and society—shape teachers' motivational beliefs about TSRs - Sociocultural contexts—school, professional community, policy, and society—shape teachers' motivational beliefs about TSRs
- Sociocultural factors, learner motivation, self-efficacy and perceptions of the classroom environment influence FLCA learning outcomes and oral performance - Sociocultural factors, learner motivation, self-efficacy and perceptions of the classroom environment influence FLCA learning outcomes and oral performance
- Sociocultural learning theory holds that knowledge develops through engagement in social interaction with others, so English learners benefit from meaningful interaction with peers - Sociocultural learning theory holds that knowledge develops through engagement in social interaction with others, so English learners benefit from meaningful interaction with peers
- Sociocultural SLA literature portrays learners who resist mainstream social interaction negatively, as 'nonparticipating' or having 'negative attitude' - Sociocultural SLA literature portrays learners who resist mainstream social interaction negatively, as 'nonparticipating' or having 'negative attitude'
- Sociodemographic covariates outweigh domain-identical pretests for predicting between-classroom and between-school variance in elementary school - Sociodemographic covariates outweigh domain-identical pretests for predicting between-classroom and between-school variance in elementary school
- Socioeconomic disadvantage is more prevalent among California students designated as LTEL7 (89%) than other ever-ELs (80%) - Socioeconomic disadvantage is more prevalent among California students designated as LTEL7 (89%) than other ever-ELs (80%)
- Socioeconomic resources changed meaningfully over early childhood, with household income rising from 290% to 351% of the poverty line, concentrated in the prekindergarten year. - Socioeconomic resources changed meaningfully over early childhood, with household income rising from 290% to 351% of the poverty line, concentrated in the prekindergarten year.
- Socioeconomic status differences between bilingual and monolingual groups may determine study outcomes - Socioeconomic status differences between bilingual and monolingual groups may determine study outcomes
- Socioeconomic status does not significantly moderate the mind-set–achievement correlation - Socioeconomic status does not significantly moderate the mind-set–achievement correlation
- Socioemotional benefits of same-racial/ethnic peers show marginal group differences in interpersonal skills but no racial/ethnic differences for externalizing behavior - Socioemotional benefits of same-racial/ethnic peers show marginal group differences in interpersonal skills but no racial/ethnic differences for externalizing behavior
- Sociological research reports workplace segregation and coercive labor conditions for immigrant tech workers - Sociological research reports workplace segregation and coercive labor conditions for immigrant tech workers
- Socratic + No Context produces the highest query volume and Direct + No Context the longest messages - Socratic + No Context produces the highest query volume and Direct + No Context the longest messages
- Socratic dialogue by a skilled but inefficient teaching assistant underperformed: lengthy, unsummarized checkpoints may leave students without clear understanding - Socratic dialogue by a skilled but inefficient teaching assistant underperformed: lengthy, unsummarized checkpoints may leave students without clear understanding
- Socratic feedback is associated with higher task orientation and comprehension monitoring than directive feedback; on feedback regulation it has no main effect, but its effect depends on agent type - Socratic feedback is associated with higher task orientation and comprehension monitoring than directive feedback; on feedback regulation it has no main effect, but its effect depends on agent type
- Socratic participants required nearly twice as many attempts to reach the 80% mastery threshold as Full participants (d = -2.01), and 58% of the exercises of Socratic participants who abandoned the dialogue mid-way never reached the threshold - Socratic participants required nearly twice as many attempts to reach the 80% mastery threshold as Full participants (d = -2.01), and 58% of the exercises of Socratic participants who abandoned the di
- Socratic-mode participants progressively disengaged from the chatbot: message counts declined after question 5 and EEG engagement fell to its lowest value at question 10 - Socratic-mode participants progressively disengaged from the chatbot: message counts declined after question 5 and EEG engagement fell to its lowest value at question 10
- Soft skills play an equally important role in education investments and outcomes as cognitive skills - Soft skills play an equally important role in education investments and outcomes as cognitive skills
- Software analyses are presented as illuminating advantages of the reorganizer view for new visions of computers' cognitive benefits - Software analyses are presented as illuminating advantages of the reorganizer view for new visions of computers' cognitive benefits
- Software product effects changed between the first and second year of the study, warranting cohort-level comparison of effectiveness - Software product effects changed between the first and second year of the study, warranting cohort-level comparison of effectiveness
- Solomon four-group pilot found significant pre-post gains from EPIGAME play with no testing effects and no pretest-by-treatment interaction - Solomon four-group pilot found significant pre-post gains from EPIGAME play with no testing effects and no pretest-by-treatment interaction
- Solution providers reported high satisfaction with facilitator preparedness, networking, and solution mapping, with some dissatisfaction on other components - Solution providers reported high satisfaction with facilitator preparedness, networking, and solution mapping, with some dissatisfaction on other components
- Solution quality correlates with conceptual knowledge and gap awareness only for individual problem solvers - Solution quality correlates with conceptual knowledge and gap awareness only for individual problem solvers
- Solution quality does not mediate the effect of collaboration on conceptual knowledge in PF - Solution quality does not mediate the effect of collaboration on conceptual knowledge in PF
- Solution quantity does not mediate the effect of collaboration on conceptual knowledge in PF - Solution quantity does not mediate the effect of collaboration on conceptual knowledge in PF
- Solutions from different LLM providers converged broadly on most CS1 labs, with cross-LLM MOSS match rates of about 88% pooled across labs but only 13.18–22.11% on Lab 10 - Solutions from different LLM providers converged broadly on most CS1 labs, with cross-LLM MOSS match rates of about 88% pooled across labs but only 13.18–22.11% on Lab 10
- Solvable judgments of solvability discriminate solvable from unsolvable anagrams even after excluding already-solved judgments - Solvable judgments of solvability discriminate solvable from unsolvable anagrams even after excluding already-solved judgments
- Solve attributes differ in discrimination: the environment attribute strongly separated proficiency groups while the learned-procedure attribute did not - Solve attributes differ in discrimination: the environment attribute strongly separated proficiency groups while the learned-procedure attribute did not
- Solving a creative problem-solving task with ChatGPT is perceived as easier and requires less mental effort, but is not more interesting - Solving a creative problem-solving task with ChatGPT is perceived as easier and requires less mental effort, but is not more interesting
- Solving an isomorphic practice problem after studying a worked example improves prospective monitoring accuracy, with mixed effects on regulation accuracy - Solving an isomorphic practice problem after studying a worked example improves prospective monitoring accuracy, with mixed effects on regulation accuracy
- Solving inversion problems increases adults' self-reported use of associativity shortcuts on three-term problems - Solving inversion problems increases adults' self-reported use of associativity shortcuts on three-term problems
- Solving only 'a + b – b' inversion problems replicates increased self-reported associativity shortcut use in a new sample - Solving only 'a + b – b' inversion problems replicates increased self-reported associativity shortcut use in a new sample
- Solving practice problems invested less mental effort than contrasting or erroneous examples, contrary to the worked-example-effect hypothesis - Solving practice problems invested less mental effort than contrasting or erroneous examples, contrary to the worked-example-effect hypothesis
- Solving problems with graphs increased mental effort, shown by a higher proportion of silence in think-aloud data - Solving problems with graphs increased mental effort, shown by a higher proportion of silence in think-aloud data
- Solving-oriented and pedagogy-oriented composite scores on the public MathTutorBench leaderboard are only moderately correlated (Pearson 0.421, Spearman 0.690) - Solving-oriented and pedagogy-oriented composite scores on the public MathTutorBench leaderboard are only moderately correlated (Pearson 0.421, Spearman 0.690)
- Somatically informed dance teachers use six facilitation strategies to deepen movement sensation - Somatically informed dance teachers use six facilitation strategies to deepen movement sensation
- Some 2003 MCAS fourth-grade math word problems exhibited differential item functioning for English-language learners versus non-ELLs - Some 2003 MCAS fourth-grade math word problems exhibited differential item functioning for English-language learners versus non-ELLs
- Some afterschool participation benefits emerged when high-level participants were compared to non-participants, but not when compared to other program participants - Some afterschool participation benefits emerged when high-level participants were compared to non-participants, but not when compared to other program participants
- Some AI tools can inhibit productive struggle by reducing cognitive effort when they automate processes students would otherwise reason through - Some AI tools can inhibit productive struggle by reducing cognitive effort when they automate processes students would otherwise reason through
- Some aspects of spatial skills are more predictive of mathematical development than others, so the construct must be differentiated - Some aspects of spatial skills are more predictive of mathematical development than others, so the construct must be differentiated
- Some aspects of TIF implementation improved between years one and two while others, including bonus awareness, remained challenging - Some aspects of TIF implementation improved between years one and two while others, including bonus awareness, remained challenging
- Some blended learning interventions improve student outcomes, but whether a positive effect exists varies across interventions and domains of achievement - Some blended learning interventions improve student outcomes, but whether a positive effect exists varies across interventions and domains of achievement
- Some charter school students grow faster than their traditional public school peers - Some charter school students grow faster than their traditional public school peers
- Some children in a K-8 school study used a 'trust test' strategy, asking a chatbot questions they already knew the answers to, to evaluate it as a credible information source - Some children in a K-8 school study used a 'trust test' strategy, asking a chatbot questions they already knew the answers to, to evaluate it as a credible information source
- Some Chinese students felt uncomfortable with case-based learning due to lack of structured instruction content - Some Chinese students felt uncomfortable with case-based learning due to lack of structured instruction content
- Some CHSRI small schools struggle to align their themes with CPS graduation standards and PSAE content, and accountability pressure is reshaping instruction - Some CHSRI small schools struggle to align their themes with CPS graduation standards and PSAE content, and accountability pressure is reshaping instruction
- Some classroom discussion approaches improve text comprehension, but gains are not uniform across approaches and more student talk alone does not produce them
- Some content-based offloading profiles differed in prompting volume even though volume was not a clustering variable, suggesting what is offloaded constrains how much is offloaded - Some content-based offloading profiles differed in prompting volume even though volume was not a clustering variable, suggesting what is offloaded constrains how much is offloaded
- Some educators are concerned that students scoring at the bottom or top of a test's score distribution will negatively affect the value-added estimates of those students' teachers - Some educators are concerned that students scoring at the bottom or top of a test's score distribution will negatively affect the value-added estimates of those students' teachers
- Some employers were reluctant to hire new apprentices during pandemic economic uncertainty, but no mass cancellations of apprenticeships were reported - Some employers were reluctant to hire new apprentices during pandemic economic uncertainty, but no mass cancellations of apprenticeships were reported
- Some ESL learners felt their English was not high enough to use ASR because their speech was not always intelligible to it, although overall perceived usefulness was positive - Some ESL learners felt their English was not high enough to use ASR because their speech was not always intelligible to it, although overall perceived usefulness was positive
- Some GenAI tools can inhibit productive struggle by reducing cognitive effort (metacognitive laziness) - Some GenAI tools can inhibit productive struggle by reducing cognitive effort (metacognitive laziness)
- Some groups had an intellectual leader without an organizational leader, but no group had an organizational leader without an intellectual leader - Some groups had an intellectual leader without an organizational leader, but no group had an organizational leader without an intellectual leader
- Some high schools mitigated the typical negative effects of proximity to homicide: most student outcomes declined after a nearby homicide, but not all schools saw average declines - Some high schools mitigated the typical negative effects of proximity to homicide: most student outcomes declined after a nearby homicide, but not all schools saw average declines
- Some initiatives fit no single generalized structure: the OER for Racial Justice project required a novel generator-plus-catalyzer combination - Some initiatives fit no single generalized structure: the OER for Racial Justice project required a novel generator-plus-catalyzer combination
- Some interventions brought more improvements in self-regulation measures of those with lower baseline scores, offering promise for resource-constrained settings. - Some interventions brought more improvements in self-regulation measures of those with lower baseline scores, offering promise for resource-constrained settings.
- Some items positioned close together across booklets were also flagged as DIF, possibly due to Type I error from sampling - Some items positioned close together across booklets were also flagged as DIF, possibly due to Type I error from sampling
- Some LLMs exhibit a selection bias against selecting option D on multiple-choice pedagogy questions - Some LLMs exhibit a selection bias against selecting option D on multiple-choice pedagogy questions
- Some measures' evaluated self-regulation categories misalign with their intended theoretical orientation - Some measures' evaluated self-regulation categories misalign with their intended theoretical orientation
- Some MLLM failures occur when a higher-level SciVis interpretation is grounded in an unsupported visual encoding rather than the encoding specified by the visualization and caption - Some MLLM failures occur when a higher-level SciVis interpretation is grounded in an unsupported visual encoding rather than the encoding specified by the visualization and caption
- Some observers attributed the relative decline in secondary science registrations to the disciplinary teaching attitude, while the Committee of Ten did not emphasize the informational side - Some observers attributed the relative decline in secondary science registrations to the disciplinary teaching attitude, while the Committee of Ten did not emphasize the informational side
- Some outcome-oriented PSMTs (types o and o*) predict single-trial outcomes, and type o* thinkers conflate causality with conditionality - Some outcome-oriented PSMTs (types o and o*) predict single-trial outcomes, and type o* thinkers conflate causality with conditionality
- Some participants' ChatGPT interactions followed a pattern of inquiry-based learning with iterative prompt refinement - Some participants' ChatGPT interactions followed a pattern of inquiry-based learning with iterative prompt refinement
- Some SECs show no association with engagement dimensions in individual studies, including emotion regulation with behavioural engagement and intentional self-regulation compensation - Some SECs show no association with engagement dimensions in individual studies, including emotion regulation with behavioural engagement and intentional self-regulation compensation
- Some sentences show imperfect difficulty graduation, with inversions in per cent correct across years - Some sentences show imperfect difficulty graduation, with inversions in per cent correct across years
- Some social-emotional and cognitive-behavioural initiatives showed no effect or a negative effect on educator wellbeing - Some social-emotional and cognitive-behavioural initiatives showed no effect or a negative effect on educator wellbeing
- Some SQU ELT trainers used prescriptive practices contrary to reflective preparation: telling trainees how to teach (74.2% agreement), restricting lesson planning to the teachers guide (53.4%), and training them to teach only the national textbook (66.8%) - Some SQU ELT trainers used prescriptive practices contrary to reflective preparation: telling trainees how to teach (74.2% agreement), restricting lesson planning to the teachers guide (53.4%), and tr
- Some SRSD students, particularly those with poor working memory, struggled to implement the planning strategies they were taught - Some SRSD students, particularly those with poor working memory, struggled to implement the planning strategies they were taught