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- Training in a single setting (home only or center/school only) yields larger comprehension-related effects than training in both contexts or no training - Training in a single setting (home only or center/school only) yields larger comprehension-related effects than training in both contexts or no training
- Training in cancellation of 3 and 5 produced neither transfer nor interference on cancellation of groups containing 4 and 7 - Training in cancellation of 3 and 5 produced neither transfer nor interference on cancellation of groups containing 4 and 7
- Training in collaboration strategies increases the frequency with which student dyads draw inferences during subsequent unscaffolded collaborative problem solving - Training in collaboration strategies increases the frequency with which student dyads draw inferences during subsequent unscaffolded collaborative problem solving
- Training in metacognitive regulation combined with a cognitive learning strategy transfers to better metacognitive regulation of mental effort (far transfer), with small effect sizes - Training in metacognitive regulation combined with a cognitive learning strategy transfers to better metacognitive regulation of mental effort (far transfer), with small effect sizes
- Training in text structure improves college students' summaries, but summarizing has not been shown here to improve recall or writing more than rereading or other active reading
- Training learners with an effort-and-performance algorithm via video modeling improved monitoring accuracy, task selection accuracy, and learning outcomes - Training learners with an effort-and-performance algorithm via video modeling improved monitoring accuracy, task selection accuracy, and learning outcomes
- Training metacognitive self-regulation (self-testing plus selective restudy) produced greater paired-associate learning improvements in older adults than traditional encoding-strategy training when study was self-paced - Training metacognitive self-regulation (self-testing plus selective restudy) produced greater paired-associate learning improvements in older adults than traditional encoding-strategy training when st
- Training more than three sessions per week neutralizes CCT efficacy, while one or 2–3 sessions per week are effective - Training more than three sessions per week neutralizes CCT efficacy, while one or 2–3 sessions per week are effective
- Training on AI interaction strategies does not further improve AI-assisted learning design quality - Training on AI interaction strategies does not further improve AI-assisted learning design quality
- Training on AI interaction strategies slightly increases cognitive load during AI-assisted design - Training on AI interaction strategies slightly increases cognitive load during AI-assisted design
- Training on the deep structure of problems increases 4th and 5th graders' use of the shorter 1-step algorithm on unordered-entity problems - Training on the deep structure of problems increases 4th and 5th graders' use of the shorter 1-step algorithm on unordered-entity problems
- Training outcomes extend from individual clinical care to teaching, quality improvement, and specialty development roles - Training outcomes extend from individual clinical care to teaching, quality improvement, and specialty development roles
- Training providers and instructors faced logistical challenges moving in-person apprenticeship training online but adapted quickly - Training providers and instructors faced logistical challenges moving in-person apprenticeship training online but adapted quickly
- Training restructuring strategies fosters grade-2 students' flexibility in dealing with additive situations relative to a control group, with stronger growth at follow-up - Training restructuring strategies fosters grade-2 students' flexibility in dealing with additive situations relative to a control group, with stronger growth at follow-up
- Training restructuring strategies improves grade-2 students' word problem solving skills at four-week follow-up relative to a control group - Training restructuring strategies improves grade-2 students' word problem solving skills at four-week follow-up relative to a control group
- Training seventh graders to elaborate produced better long-term recall than questions stimulating elaboration, and the training transferred to new passages - Training seventh graders to elaborate produced better long-term recall than questions stimulating elaboration, and the training transferred to new passages
- Training shows small trends toward better conflict detection on bat-and-ball and base-rate tasks but the opposite trend on the conjunction fallacy task - Training shows small trends toward better conflict detection on bat-and-ball and base-rate tasks but the opposite trend on the conjunction fallacy task
- Training SRAE facilitators significantly increased their self-reported knowledge of self-regulation - Training SRAE facilitators significantly increased their self-reported knowledge of self-regulation
- Training students to select tasks using a combination of self-assessed performance and invested mental effort improves self-assessment, task selection, and posttest performance, but one follow-up study found no transfer to a new problem domain - Training students to select tasks using a combination of self-assessed performance and invested mental effort improves self-assessment, task selection, and posttest performance, but one follow-up stud
- Training transfer among neurosurgical specialty nurses is an adaptive reconstruction process, not linear replication of training content - Training transfer among neurosurgical specialty nurses is an adaptive reconstruction process, not linear replication of training content
- Training with longer-duration anagrams improved AS JOS discrimination in blocks 1–3 but not S JOS discrimination - Training with longer-duration anagrams improved AS JOS discrimination in blocks 1–3 but not S JOS discrimination
- Training-data contamination motivates newly designed cases: models can reproduce popular tabular records that frequently appear in public notebooks - Training-data contamination motivates newly designed cases: models can reproduce popular tabular records that frequently appear in public notebooks
- Training-induced increases in midline frontal theta power correlate with preserved multitasking gains at 6 months and with sustained attention improvement - Training-induced increases in midline frontal theta power correlate with preserved multitasking gains at 6 months and with sustained attention improvement
- Trait depression, anxiety, and negative emotionality correlate with baseline emotion parameters but not with temporal dynamics (Study 1) - Trait depression, anxiety, and negative emotionality correlate with baseline emotion parameters but not with temporal dynamics (Study 1)
- Trait emotional intelligence showed no significant association with university GPA, despite correlating with engagement, SRL strategies and self-efficacy - Trait emotional intelligence showed no significant association with university GPA, despite correlating with engagement, SRL strategies and self-efficacy
- Trait goal orientation is expected to moderate error-framing effects, with framing most powerful for trainees low in the corresponding trait orientation - Trait goal orientation is expected to moderate error-framing effects, with framing most powerful for trainees low in the corresponding trait orientation
- Trait metacognitive awareness positively predicts perceived group performance while perceived task difficulty negatively predicts it - Trait metacognitive awareness positively predicts perceived group performance while perceived task difficulty negatively predicts it
- Trait mind wandering predicts verbal creativity over fluid intelligence, reading difficulties, and declarative knowledge of metacognitive strategies in tertiary-level students - Trait mind wandering predicts verbal creativity over fluid intelligence, reading difficulties, and declarative knowledge of metacognitive strategies in tertiary-level students
- Trait resilience had a promotive role in academic performance for immigrant and non-immigrant students alike, and an additional protective effect mitigating the negative effect of school discrimination specifically among first- and second-generation immigrant students (reported by the editors, citing Huang et al.) - Trait resilience had a promotive role in academic performance for immigrant and non-immigrant students alike, and an additional protective effect mitigating the negative effect of school discriminatio
- Trait self-control and conscientiousness overlap substantially, and conscientiousness slightly outperforms self-control for grades - Trait self-control and conscientiousness overlap substantially, and conscientiousness slightly outperforms self-control for grades
- Trait self-control correlates with grades but not with standardized test scores at the bivariate level - Trait self-control correlates with grades but not with standardized test scores at the bivariate level
- Trait self-control is significantly associated with major GPA beyond fluid reasoning and conscientiousness in vocational trainees - Trait self-control is significantly associated with major GPA beyond fluid reasoning and conscientiousness in vocational trainees
- Trait test anxiety predicts performance-based goals, and in a path model state anxiety and worry, but not emotionality, link performance-avoidance goals to lower exam performance - Trait test anxiety predicts performance-based goals, and in a path model state anxiety and worry, but not emotionality, link performance-avoidance goals to lower exam performance
- Trait-level constructs such as novelty seeking, need for cognition, and vocational interests can be modeled as generalized reward values of knowledge formed through reward-learning generalization - Trait-level constructs such as novelty seeking, need for cognition, and vocational interests can be modeled as generalized reward values of knowledge formed through reward-learning generalization
- Trait-score trajectories over time are inconclusive as learning-curve evidence: one StudyChat trait increases while SWE-Chat traits stay flat - Trait-score trajectories over time are inconclusive as learning-curve evidence: one StudyChat trait increases while SWE-Chat traits stay flat
- Trajectories differed in transition structure: free-rider students migrated from social mediator and leader roles into the peripheral explorer role, and rarely returned to leadership directly. - Trajectories differed in transition structure: free-rider students migrated from social mediator and leader roles into the peripheral explorer role, and rarely returned to leadership directly.
- Trajectory patterns of teacher-student warmth and conflict differ between boys and girls, with a high-stable conflict class found only for boys - Trajectory patterns of teacher-student warmth and conflict differ between boys and girls, with a high-stable conflict class found only for boys
- Transcendental meditation programmes showed a higher percentage of significant well-being effects than mindfulness-based and other meditation types, possibly due to settings and delivery - Transcendental meditation programmes showed a higher percentage of significant well-being effects than mindfulness-based and other meditation types, possibly due to settings and delivery
- Transcribed versus organised note-taking effects depend on lecture format: transcription won with audio lectures, summarising won with text - Transcribed versus organised note-taking effects depend on lecture format: transcription won with audio lectures, summarising won with text
- Transcript grades are a blurred currency of performance information, partly due to grade inflation driven by student pressure - Transcript grades are a blurred currency of performance information, partly due to grade inflation driven by student pressure
- Transcription skills are not longitudinally predictive of syntactic complexity in the upper elementary grades, consistent with their declining influence as handwriting and spelling automatize - Transcription skills are not longitudinally predictive of syntactic complexity in the upper elementary grades, consistent with their declining influence as handwriting and spelling automatize
- Transfer across response formats is incomplete: practicing terms benefited definition recall, but practicing definitions showed no overt-over-covert advantage on a term test - Transfer across response formats is incomplete: practicing terms benefited definition recall, but practicing definitions showed no overt-over-covert advantage on a term test
- Transfer between two specific datasets is asymmetric: Sangodiah-trained models transfer unusually well to Gani questions - Transfer between two specific datasets is asymmetric: Sangodiah-trained models transfer unusually well to Gani questions
- Transfer during the transition can be experienced in three ways, and the need for learning at work is stressed - Transfer during the transition can be experienced in three ways, and the need for learning at work is stressed
- Transfer from computer-based working-memory and reasoning training in children is narrow: gains stay within the trained domain - Transfer from computer-based working-memory and reasoning training in children is narrow: gains stay within the trained domain
- Transfer learning improves prediction of item difficulty when response time is used as an auxiliary task, but not the other way around - Transfer learning improves prediction of item difficulty when response time is used as an auxiliary task, but not the other way around
- Transfer of a permutation algorithm succeeds for objects-assigned-to-people problems but fails for people-assigned-to-objects problems - Transfer of a permutation algorithm succeeds for objects-assigned-to-people problems but fails for people-assigned-to-objects problems
- Transfer of advanced competencies is limited by institutional case exposure, technical platforms, and multidisciplinary maturity rather than training deficiencies - Transfer of advanced competencies is limited by institutional case exposure, technical platforms, and multidisciplinary maturity rather than training deficiencies
- Transfer of test-enhanced learning is greatest across test formats, to application and inference questions, to medical diagnosis problems, and to mediator and related word cues - Transfer of test-enhanced learning is greatest across test formats, to application and inference questions, to medical diagnosis problems, and to mediator and related word cues
- Transfer of test-enhanced learning is weakest to rearranged stimulus-response items, to untested materials seen during initial study, and to problems involving worked examples - Transfer of test-enhanced learning is weakest to rearranged stimulus-response items, to untested materials seen during initial study, and to problems involving worked examples
- Transfer score was significantly predicted by the count of moment-by-moment learning curve forms, with separated multiple spikes negatively impacting transfer. - Transfer score was significantly predicted by the count of moment-by-moment learning curve forms, with separated multiple spikes negatively impacting transfer.
- Transfer task performance is the critical measure of what adaptive training accomplishes - Transfer task performance is the critical measure of what adaptive training accomplishes
- Transfer to untrained words occurs for spelling but not for reading outcomes - Transfer to untrained words occurs for spelling but not for reading outcomes
- Transfer-outcome format can favor symbolic controls over manipulative conditions (transfer-appropriate processing), potentially explaining inconsistent transfer findings - Transfer-outcome format can favor symbolic controls over manipulative conditions (transfer-appropriate processing), potentially explaining inconsistent transfer findings
- Transformacja obiektu w ekspansywnym uczeniu się przebiega przez punkty zwrotne dyskursywne i rozwija się na dwóch poziomach - Transformacja obiektu w ekspansywnym uczeniu się przebiega przez punkty zwrotne dyskursywne i rozwija się na dwóch poziomach
- Transformational leadership's protective effect against harassment operates among women but not men, while its self-efficacy effect operates among men but not women (exploratory) - Transformational leadership's protective effect against harassment operates among women but not men, while its self-efficacy effect operates among men but not women (exploratory)
- Transformative feedback attenuated the positive association between joy and regulatory behavior, and adaptive feedback moderation was otherwise limited, not supporting H2 - Transformative feedback attenuated the positive association between joy and regulatory behavior, and adaptive feedback moderation was otherwise limited, not supporting H2
- Transformer-based NLP models achieve automated essay scoring with correlations to human grading exceeding 0.85 - Transformer-based NLP models achieve automated essay scoring with correlations to human grading exceeding 0.85
- Transgender students across all race/ethnicity groups report suicide ideation at 45–57%, versus no more than 20% of non-transgender students - Transgender students across all race/ethnicity groups report suicide ideation at 45–57%, versus no more than 20% of non-transgender students
- Transgender students are more than twice as likely as non-transgender peers to report bullying, harassment, and fear of physical violence - Transgender students are more than twice as likely as non-transgender peers to report bullying, harassment, and fear of physical violence
- Transgender students in every race/ethnicity group report harassment at least twice the rate of non-transgender peers (60%+ vs. 32% or less) - Transgender students in every race/ethnicity group report harassment at least twice the rate of non-transgender peers (60%+ vs.
- Transgender students report substantially fewer school supports than non-transgender peers, especially caring adult relationships and high expectations - Transgender students report substantially fewer school supports than non-transgender peers, especially caring adult relationships and high expectations
- Transgender, gay/lesbian, bisexual, and 'something else' students report significantly poorer outcomes than non-transgender and straight peers on all 14 measures - Transgender, gay/lesbian, bisexual, and 'something else' students report significantly poorer outcomes than non-transgender and straight peers on all 14 measures
- Transient information effect: lengthy spoken text can reverse the modality effect, while shorter spoken text restores the conventional modality advantage - Transient information effect: lengthy spoken text can reverse the modality effect, while shorter spoken text restores the conventional modality advantage
- Transient information in animations poses a serious challenge to learning, except for animations of human movement procedures - Transient information in animations poses a serious challenge to learning, except for animations of human movement procedures
- Transition Leaders play a central role in coordinating collaboration between schools and stakeholders, but their effectiveness depends on sufficient flexibility and resources - Transition Leaders play a central role in coordinating collaboration between schools and stakeholders, but their effectiveness depends on sufficient flexibility and resources
- Transition network analysis shows the chatbot's prompts and explanations structured the interaction while participants generated their own interpretations - Transition network analysis shows the chatbot's prompts and explanations structured the interaction while participants generated their own interpretations
- Transitional kindergarten enrollment in California doubled from about 75,465 in 2021–22 to 151,491 in 2023–24 as eligibility expanded toward all 4-year-olds - Transitional kindergarten enrollment in California doubled from about 75,465 in 2021–22 to 151,491 in 2023–24 as eligibility expanded toward all 4-year-olds
- Transitioning to secondary school alongside primary school peers helped children settle, while transitioning without peers could lead to difficult transitions - Transitioning to secondary school alongside primary school peers helped children settle, while transitioning without peers could lead to difficult transitions
- Transitions and disturbances were crucial for the dynamics of expansive learning in the meeting - Transitions and disturbances were crucial for the dynamics of expansive learning in the meeting
- Transitivity predicts the initiation of new potential collaborations at scientific events - Transitivity predicts the initiation of new potential collaborations at scientific events
- Transitivity, reciprocity and contact duration are relevant for researchers' identification of new potential collaboration partners at face-to-face events, as the editorial reports of Eberle et al. - Transitivity, reciprocity and contact duration are relevant for researchers' identification of new potential collaboration partners at face-to-face events, as the editorial reports of Eberle et al.
- Transitory sleep problems (DIMS at age 7–9 only) do not increase the risk of later poor academic performance - Transitory sleep problems (DIMS at age 7–9 only) do not increase the risk of later poor academic performance
- Translanguaging practices briefly afforded multilingual participation, but this positioning did not endure across the unit - Translanguaging practices briefly afforded multilingual participation, but this positioning did not endure across the unit
- Translating test scores into months of learning has major downsides despite its perceived accessibility - Translating test scores into months of learning has major downsides despite its perceived accessibility
- Translation accuracy rises with proficiency but varies substantially across individual constructions - Translation accuracy rises with proficiency but varies substantially across individual constructions
- Translation features in mobile apps enabled direct communication between educators and parents who speak languages other than English - Translation features in mobile apps enabled direct communication between educators and parents who speak languages other than English
- Translation students perceive GenAI tools as improving translation efficiency and translated-text quality - Translation students perceive GenAI tools as improving translation efficiency and translated-text quality
- Transparency features are shown but seldom consulted: cited sources in AI summaries were clicked in only 1% of visits - Transparency features are shown but seldom consulted: cited sources in AI summaries were clicked in only 1% of visits
- TRAT scores correlate only very low-to-low with lecture assessment scores, with significance limited to a few topics - TRAT scores correlate only very low-to-low with lecture assessment scores, with significance limited to a few topics
- Trauma exposure is widespread among school students and is associated with adverse cognitive, academic, behavioral, and socioemotional outcomes - Trauma exposure is widespread among school students and is associated with adverse cognitive, academic, behavioral, and socioemotional outcomes
- Trauma-engaged practices performable by individual educators were implemented more than practices requiring school- or district-level coordination - Trauma-engaged practices performable by individual educators were implemented more than practices requiring school- or district-level coordination
- Trauma-informed practices such as safe environments and positive relationships can mitigate the effects of trauma and promote resilience - Trauma-informed practices such as safe environments and positive relationships can mitigate the effects of trauma and promote resilience
- Travis, examining 128 University of Pennsylvania students, concluded the Binet prose-passage reproduction tests have no value for group application and should be eliminated for ages fifteen and over unless given under standard Binet conditions. - Travis, examining 128 University of Pennsylvania students, concluded the Binet prose-passage reproduction tests have no value for group application and should be eliminated for ages fifteen and over u
- TRC-Spanish is the assessment least correlated with the others, though strongly correlated with TRC-English - TRC-Spanish is the assessment least correlated with the others, though strongly correlated with TRC-English
- Treatment and control groups showed few differences in job characteristics, work search activities, and perceived barriers to employment - Treatment and control groups showed few differences in job characteristics, work search activities, and perceived barriers to employment
- Treatment classrooms used technology far more intensively than control classrooms, whose technology use remained supplemental - Treatment classrooms used technology far more intensively than control classrooms, whose technology use remained supplemental
- Treatment effect interacts with exam sub-section, with oral comprehension showing the largest LWPA advantage - Treatment effect interacts with exam sub-section, with oral comprehension showing the largest LWPA advantage
- Treatment effects on word recognition differed by native status: the curriculum was more effective for native than non-native adults, though subgroup impacts were not individually significant - Treatment effects on word recognition differed by native status: the curriculum was more effective for native than non-native adults, though subgroup impacts were not individually significant
- Treatment effects were not moderated by emergent bilingual status, pretest levels, or tutoring attendance - Treatment effects were not moderated by emergent bilingual status, pretest levels, or tutoring attendance
- Treatment students substantively engaged with RM-CC5 across the school year and all treatment schools met the program's implementation intensity benchmarks, though engagement varied widely between schools and students - Treatment students substantively engaged with RM-CC5 across the school year and all treatment schools met the program's implementation intensity benchmarks, though engagement varied widely between sch
- Treatment teachers reported providing more incidental exposure to target vocabulary than control teachers (ES = .54) - Treatment teachers reported providing more incidental exposure to target vocabulary than control teachers (ES = .54)
- Treatment version significantly affects student attitudes, with the lean program most negative and no-practice next - Treatment version significantly affects student attitudes, with the lean program most negative and no-practice next
- Treatment x verbal ability interaction replicated only after excluding the high-variance middle ability group (Experiment 2) - Treatment x verbal ability interaction replicated only after excluding the high-variance middle ability group (Experiment 2)
- Treatment-by-test-type interactions in Knowledge scores significantly favor the generation condition's improvement from pre-test to post-tests - Treatment-by-test-type interactions in Knowledge scores significantly favor the generation condition's improvement from pre-test to post-tests
- Treatment-group students increased significantly more than Delayed Treatment students on math-in-science-context tasks from pretest to midtest and pretest to posttest - Treatment-group students increased significantly more than Delayed Treatment students on math-in-science-context tasks from pretest to midtest and pretest to posttest
- TRGP residents were prepared in 31 of 1,019 districts across 21 of 58 counties, concentrated in central and southern California while many rural high-need counties did not participate - TRGP residents were prepared in 31 of 1,019 districts across 21 of 58 counties, concentrated in central and southern California while many rural high-need counties did not participate
- TRGP-funded resident enrollment in California grew from 297 residents in 2019-20 to 428 in 2022-23, totaling 1,362 residents across 48 funded partnerships over 4 years - TRGP-funded resident enrollment in California grew from 297 residents in 2019-20 to 428 in 2022-23, totaling 1,362 residents across 48 funded partnerships over 4 years
- TRGP-funded residents made up between 20 and 40 percent of all California residents between 2020-21 and 2022-23, and about 11 percent of teacher preparation completers self-identified as residency-prepared in 2022-23 - TRGP-funded residents made up between 20 and 40 percent of all California residents between 2020-21 and 2022-23, and about 11 percent of teacher preparation completers self-identified as residency-pre
- TRGP-funded residents represent a small fraction of California's teacher supply: 428 residents enrolled in 2022-23 against 14,298 substandard credentials issued - TRGP-funded residents represent a small fraction of California's teacher supply: 428 residents enrolled in 2022-23 against 14,298 substandard credentials issued
- Triads with access to each other's concept maps were more efficient in collaborative problem solving - Triads with access to each other's concept maps were more efficient in collaborative problem solving
- Trial-independent EEG familiarity classification remains statistically significantly above chance for the 4-class, equations-only, and faces-only tasks under Bonferroni-corrected permutation tests - Trial-independent EEG familiarity classification remains statistically significantly above chance for the 4-class, equations-only, and faces-only tasks under Bonferroni-corrected permutation tests
- Trial-level perceived usefulness of feedback is associated with the magnitude of plan quality improvement - Trial-level perceived usefulness of feedback is associated with the magnitude of plan quality improvement
- Trial-level spectral features robustly differentiate stimulus domains (faces vs. equations) but no familiarity-driven spectral shift survives FDR correction - Trial-level spectral features robustly differentiate stimulus domains (faces vs.
- Triangulation showed Mathematics Applying and Science Applying share fewer codes and weaker links than other domain pairs, which differ in procedural versus empirical emphasis - Triangulation showed Mathematics Applying and Science Applying share fewer codes and weaker links than other domain pairs, which differ in procedural versus empirical emphasis
- TRP participants could accept a stipend in exchange for committing to teach in the same district for at least three years - TRP participants could accept a stipend in exchange for committing to teach in the same district for at least three years
- TRP teachers who changed schools within their district tended to move to schools with similar low-income shares, a lower percentage of black students, and higher achievement - TRP teachers who changed schools within their district tended to move to schools with similar low-income shares, a lower percentage of black students, and higher achievement
- Truancy rates increased in Philadelphia following the discipline policy reform - Truancy rates increased in Philadelphia following the discipline policy reform
- True attrition in competitive programming is preceded by an 83.71% reduction in monthly contest participation - True attrition in competitive programming is preceded by an 83.71% reduction in monthly contest participation
- True-false tests correlate with intelligence ratings (.406) more highly than essays (.344) or written work (.255), and combining true-false tests raises the intelligence correlation while combining essays does not - True-false tests correlate with intelligence ratings (.406) more highly than essays (.344) or written work (.255), and combining true-false tests raises the intelligence correlation while combining es
- True-score-model correlations between term scores exceed 0.90 for almost all course-specific tests - True-score-model correlations between term scores exceed 0.90 for almost all course-specific tests
- Trust and intrinsic motivation means rose across the semester while extrinsic motivation stayed relatively stable, and longitudinal measurement invariance held across waves - Trust and intrinsic motivation means rose across the semester while extrinsic motivation stayed relatively stable, and longitudinal measurement invariance held across waves
- Trust and reliance can diverge, and self-reported reliance measures cannot classify calibration without output-quality ground truth - Trust and reliance can diverge, and self-reported reliance measures cannot classify calibration without output-quality ground truth
- Trust evaluations were strongly and positively correlated across all robot–task combinations, suggesting trust in social robots may be a stable, generalized attitude - Trust evaluations were strongly and positively correlated across all robot–task combinations, suggesting trust in social robots may be a stable, generalized attitude
- Trust in AI and academic self-efficacy serially mediate the literacy-to-continued-use association (literacy → trust → self-efficacy → use) - Trust in AI and academic self-efficacy serially mediate the literacy-to-continued-use association (literacy → trust → self-efficacy → use)
- Trust in AI is positively associated with university students' dependence on GenAI - Trust in AI is positively associated with university students' dependence on GenAI
- Trust in AI partially mediates the associations of both perceived AI empowerment and perceived AI threat with GenAI dependence - Trust in AI partially mediates the associations of both perceived AI empowerment and perceived AI threat with GenAI dependence
- Trust in AI varied by positioning: partners saw bias and assigned their own grades, while substitutes trusted AI scores as actual grades - Trust in AI varied by positioning: partners saw bias and assigned their own grades, while substitutes trusted AI scores as actual grades
- Trust in customized agents was associated with clear, accurate, and contextually aligned feedback - Trust in customized agents was associated with clear, accurate, and contextually aligned feedback
- Trust in personalized analogies moved in no single direction, while critical scrutiny tracked domain expertise more consistently than personal interest - Trust in personalized analogies moved in no single direction, while critical scrutiny tracked domain expertise more consistently than personal interest
- Trusting teacher-evaluator relationships lessened evaluation anxiety and encouraged teachers to welcome and use REACH feedback - Trusting teacher-evaluator relationships lessened evaluation anxiety and encouraged teachers to welcome and use REACH feedback
- Trustworthiness could not be reduced to a fully automated objective; human judgment remains necessary for resolving complex or context-dependent cases - Trustworthiness could not be reduced to a fully automated objective; human judgment remains necessary for resolving complex or context-dependent cases
- Trustworthiness metrics and visualizations surfaced previously overlooked pedagogical risks and enabled more deliberate reasoning about trade-offs between competing objectives - Trustworthiness metrics and visualizations surfaced previously overlooked pedagogical risks and enabled more deliberate reasoning about trade-offs between competing objectives
- Tryon's chapter eleven outlines a scheme of general course organization into distinct history periods with illustrated daily work types - Tryon's chapter eleven outlines a scheme of general course organization into distinct history periods with illustrated daily work types
- TSDR consistently improves calibration (ACC and RMSE) even on datasets where AUC gains plateau - TSDR consistently improves calibration (ACC and RMSE) even on datasets where AUC gains plateau
- TSDR improves the AUC of six state-of-the-art KT backbones across nine real-world benchmark datasets - TSDR improves the AUC of six state-of-the-art KT backbones across nine real-world benchmark datasets
- TSDR is robust to the smoothness coefficient, with a stable sweet spot for lambda in [0.3, 1.0] - TSDR is robust to the smoothness coefficient, with a stable sweet spot for lambda in [0.3, 1.0]
- TSDR's AUC gains are largest on open-ended platforms and limited on EdNet, whose mandatory bundle completion policy constrains selection bias - TSDR's AUC gains are largest on open-ended platforms and limited on EdNet, whose mandatory bundle completion policy constrains selection bias
- TSE and burnout levels are autoregressively stable: current levels predict future levels of the same construct - TSE and burnout levels are autoregressively stable: current levels predict future levels of the same construct
- TSE does not consistently predict future burnout; only one significant path (TSE to disengagement, Time 1 to Time 2) emerged - TSE does not consistently predict future burnout; only one significant path (TSE to disengagement, Time 1 to Time 2) emerged
- TSE is negatively correlated with both exhaustion and disengagement at each of the three time points - TSE is negatively correlated with both exhaustion and disengagement at each of the three time points
- TSP (complex spatial problem solving) and SART-OM (vigilance for frequent events) showed no significant alcohol effects, an outcome the authors report as unexpected - TSP (complex spatial problem solving) and SART-OM (vigilance for frequent events) showed no significant alcohol effects, an outcome the authors report as unexpected
- TTI did not increase test scores in middle schools - TTI did not increase test scores in middle schools
- TTI transfer incentives increased elementary school students' math and reading test scores by an estimated 4 to 10 percentile points - TTI transfer incentives increased elementary school students' math and reading test scores by an estimated 4 to 10 percentile points
- TTI was more cost-effective than similar teacher-transfer incentive interventions - TTI was more cost-effective than similar teacher-transfer incentive interventions
- Turkish and German identity interactively predicted accuracy on mixed Dot Task trials requiring cognitive flexibility among immigrant-origin children - Turkish and German identity interactively predicted accuracy on mixed Dot Task trials requiring cognitive flexibility among immigrant-origin children
- Turkish EFL learners in this sample were generally extrinsically motivated, indicating moderate self-determination - Turkish EFL learners in this sample were generally extrinsically motivated, indicating moderate self-determination
- Turkish EFL preparatory students were somewhat willing to communicate in English - Turkish EFL preparatory students were somewhat willing to communicate in English
- Turkish student teachers score higher on entity theory than incremental theory and on performance goal orientation than learning goal orientation - Turkish student teachers score higher on entity theory than incremental theory and on performance goal orientation than learning goal orientation
- Turkish undergraduates show a use-cognition gap: 77.7% use AI tools at least several times per week while formal AI education remains low - Turkish undergraduates show a use-cognition gap: 77.7% use AI tools at least several times per week while formal AI education remains low
- Turkish undergraduates' AI associations are anchored by utilitarian concepts, with Convenience and Speed alone accounting for 18.5% of all responses - Turkish undergraduates' AI associations are anchored by utilitarian concepts, with Convenience and Speed alone accounting for 18.5% of all responses
- Turkish-language prompts produced poorer EDBL alignment than English prompts, revealing a linguistic equity limitation of AI lesson-planning tools - Turkish-language prompts produced poorer EDBL alignment than English prompts, revealing a linguistic equity limitation of AI lesson-planning tools
- Turn-taking test review makes each member's expertise visible, enabling peers to locate and draw on community knowledge - Turn-taking test review makes each member's expertise visible, enabling peers to locate and draw on community knowledge
- Turn-taking with an AI partner shows slower responses, reduced learner floor share, and greater within-turn fluency - Turn-taking with an AI partner shows slower responses, reduced learner floor share, and greater within-turn fluency
- Turnaround partnership schools are producing math improvements, but other effects were mixed, varying by outcome and by partner organization (Kindezi and PBS) - Turnaround partnership schools are producing math improvements, but other effects were mixed, varying by outcome and by partner organization (Kindezi and PBS)
- Turnaround schools generally served the same students after reform, except Closure and Restart schools, which shifted toward more advantaged, higher-achieving students - Turnaround schools generally served the same students after reform, except Closure and Restart schools, which shifted toward more advantaged, higher-achieving students
- Turnover is about 70% higher in schools serving the most students of color, with even larger gaps for math/science, special education, and alternatively certified teachers - Turnover is about 70% higher in schools serving the most students of color, with even larger gaps for math/science, special education, and alternatively certified teachers
- Turnover is higher in charter schools (17.8%) than traditional public schools (14.9%) and higher in city schools (17.7%) than other locales - Turnover is higher in charter schools (17.8%) than traditional public schools (14.9%) and higher in city schools (17.7%) than other locales
- Turnover is highest in ESL/bilingual education (19.0%), foreign languages (18.3%), CTE (17.5%), and special education (16.4%) - Turnover is highest in ESL/bilingual education (19.0%), foreign languages (18.3%), CTE (17.5%), and special education (16.4%)
- Turnover rates are about 50% higher in Title I schools than in non-Title I schools - Turnover rates are about 50% higher in Title I schools than in non-Title I schools
- Tutor accuracy in applying the contingency rule showed no significant association with children's posttest outcome, efficiency, or autonomy, with near-zero correlations - Tutor accuracy in applying the contingency rule showed no significant association with children's posttest outcome, efficiency, or autonomy, with near-zero correlations
- Tutor behavior had a major impact on students' discussion behaviors, with dominant or passive tutors both failing to stimulate lively discussion - Tutor behavior had a major impact on students' discussion behaviors, with dominant or passive tutors both failing to stimulate lively discussion
- Tutor CoPilot shows no statistically significant effects on participation points, student survey outcomes, or end-of-year math test scores - Tutor CoPilot shows no statistically significant effects on participation points, student survey outcomes, or end-of-year math test scores
- Tutor CoPilot's benefit is largest for lower-rated and less-experienced tutors (9 p.p. and 7 p.p.), diminishing as tutor effectiveness increases - Tutor CoPilot's benefit is largest for lower-rated and less-experienced tutors (9 p.p.
- Tutor engagement in Ubuntu professional learning sessions was high in both districts, with 82 percent of District A tutors and 94 percent of District B tutors attending all three sessions - Tutor engagement in Ubuntu professional learning sessions was high in both districts, with 82 percent of District A tutors and 94 percent of District B tutors attending all three sessions
- Tutor Mode's adaptive responsiveness was overestimated by simulation: only 3/8 pilot participants agreed LEA adapted appropriately when they expressed uncertainty - Tutor Mode's adaptive responsiveness was overestimated by simulation: only 3/8 pilot participants agreed LEA adapted appropriately when they expressed uncertainty
- Tutor models trained on ten misconceptions simultaneously learn each misconception while overall correct accuracy remains stable or improves (93% to 98%) - Tutor models trained on ten misconceptions simultaneously learn each misconception while overall correct accuracy remains stable or improves (93% to 98%)
- Tutor promptings and information items explain only a limited share of variance in help tool use - Tutor promptings and information items explain only a limited share of variance in help tool use
- Tutor ratings do not entirely tap one underlying trait; one- and two-factor models fit unsatisfactorily - Tutor ratings do not entirely tap one underlying trait; one- and two-factor models fit unsatisfactorily
- Tutor training performance predicts real-life tutoring transcript scores, with a one SD increase in lesson performance associated with a 0.25 SD increase in transcript scores - Tutor training performance predicts real-life tutoring transcript scores, with a one SD increase in lesson performance associated with a 0.25 SD increase in transcript scores
- Tutor-based practice produced greater learning gains than paper-based practice on matched problem sets - Tutor-based practice produced greater learning gains than paper-based practice on matched problem sets
- Tutored students reported positive relationships with Cignition tutors, with little variation in relationship quality across tutors - Tutored students reported positive relationships with Cignition tutors, with little variation in relationship quality across tutors
- Tutorial group size moderates SDL gains in PBL: small and medium groups gained SDL, large groups declined - Tutorial group size moderates SDL gains in PBL: small and medium groups gained SDL, large groups declined
- Tutorial groups varied widely in when they first entered collaborative sensemaking, from about 13 minutes to nearly 53 minutes of tutorial time - Tutorial groups varied widely in when they first entered collaborative sensemaking, from about 13 minutes to nearly 53 minutes of tutorial time
- Tutoring activity mix shifts dynamically across a ten-session project, with rapport building highest early and artifact review rising over time - Tutoring activity mix shifts dynamically across a ten-session project, with rapport building highest early and artifact review rising over time
- Tutoring center visits showed a delayed significant correlation with cumulative GPA in subsequent quarters - Tutoring center visits showed a delayed significant correlation with cumulative GPA in subsequent quarters
- Tutoring center visits usually showed no significant difference in individual course performance, and sometimes tutored students performed worse - Tutoring center visits usually showed no significant difference in individual course performance, and sometimes tutored students performed worse
- Tutoring condition interacts with MD subtype status in effects on third graders' fact retrieval skill - Tutoring condition interacts with MD subtype status in effects on third graders' fact retrieval skill
- Tutoring is highly effective, and hiring older peers as tutors supports learning gains for both older and younger students - Tutoring is highly effective, and hiring older peers as tutors supports learning gains for both older and younger students
- Tutoring programs consistently outperform common school-based alternatives such as class-size reduction and summer school, per the review's synthesis of Kraft - Tutoring programs consistently outperform common school-based alternatives such as class-size reduction and summer school, per the review's synthesis of Kraft
- Tutoring quality belongs to the base model and agent harness together rather than either alone, as adapter rankings reorder across tiers - Tutoring quality belongs to the base model and agent harness together rather than either alone, as adapter rankings reorder across tiers
- Tutoring sessions were implemented with high procedural fidelity (mean 93.4%) - Tutoring sessions were implemented with high procedural fidelity (mean 93.4%)
- Tutors and trainee researchers most value supportive attitude, mastery of the research field, and accessibility in a research project supervisor - Tutors and trainee researchers most value supportive attitude, mastery of the research field, and accessibility in a research project supervisor
- Tutors perceive Tutor CoPilot as helpful for on-the-spot explanations but flag suggestions that are not grade-level appropriate and 'too smart' - Tutors perceive Tutor CoPilot as helpful for on-the-spot explanations but flag suggestions that are not grade-level appropriate and 'too smart'
- Tutors reason differently about effort versus progress goals in ways that mirror the target-specific feature patterns, and trust clearly defined feature-backed explanations - Tutors reason differently about effort versus progress goals in ways that mirror the target-specific feature patterns, and trust clearly defined feature-backed explanations
- Tutors showed significant pre-to-post gains in both conceptual knowledge and procedural skill after teaching with adaptive follow-up questioning - Tutors showed significant pre-to-post gains in both conceptual knowledge and procedural skill after teaching with adaptive follow-up questioning
- Tutors with Tutor CoPilot access use more understanding-fostering strategies (e.g., prompting students to explain) and rely less on giving away answers than control tutors - Tutors with Tutor CoPilot access use more understanding-fostering strategies (e.g., prompting students to explain) and rely less on giving away answers than control tutors
- Tutors' proportion of knowledge-building responses to an agent's adaptive follow-up questions predicts conceptual and procedural post-test scores - Tutors' proportion of knowledge-building responses to an agent's adaptive follow-up questions predicts conceptual and procedural post-test scores
- Twelfth graders report high rates of college-preparation actions, with 80 percent at Sample School reporting they applied for financial aid versus 68 percent across CPS - Twelfth graders report high rates of college-preparation actions, with 80 percent at Sample School reporting they applied for financial aid versus 68 percent across CPS
- Twelve semi-structured interviews with university students and lecturers identified twelve knowledge-based design requirements for tutoring GSRs across three knowledge types - Twelve semi-structured interviews with university students and lecturers identified twelve knowledge-based design requirements for tutoring GSRs across three knowledge types
- Twelve Together has potentially positive effects on staying in school, based on a lower (non-significant) dropout rate than control - Twelve Together has potentially positive effects on staying in school, based on a lower (non-significant) dropout rate than control
- Twelve Together shows no discernible effects on progressing in school as measured by highest grade completed - Twelve Together shows no discernible effects on progressing in school as measured by highest grade completed
- Twelve weeks of MITCA homework prescription produced higher time management than traditional homework in 5th–6th graders - Twelve weeks of MITCA homework prescription produced higher time management than traditional homework in 5th–6th graders
- Twelve-year-old pupils in upper grades show much greater test ability than those in lower grades - Twelve-year-old pupils in upper grades show much greater test ability than those in lower grades
- Twelve-year-old pupils score a median of 23 on all three test forms - Twelve-year-old pupils score a median of 23 on all three test forms
- Twenty participants aged 3 to 14 with varying disabilities all demonstrated literacy gains through shared story reading - Twenty participants aged 3 to 14 with varying disabilities all demonstrated literacy gains through shared story reading
- Twenty years of research on disengaged test taking in international assessment programs yields six insights with implications for assessment programs - Twenty years of research on disengaged test taking in international assessment programs yields six insights with implications for assessment programs
- Twenty-four EER articles use nine theoretical foundations, with experiential learning and collaborative learning most represented - Twenty-four EER articles use nine theoretical foundations, with experiential learning and collaborative learning most represented
- Twenty-three 5th graders' creativity scores rise after nine CREACT drawing-arts lessons in a one-group pretest-posttest study without a control group (effect size .71) - Twenty-three 5th graders' creativity scores rise after nine CREACT drawing-arts lessons in a one-group pretest-posttest study without a control group (effect size .71)
- Twenty-two trials of practice translating English into code raised average output from 43 to a highest-record average of 239 code symbols per five-minute period, a 537% gain. - Twenty-two trials of practice translating English into code raised average output from 43 to a highest-record average of 239 code symbols per five-minute period, a 537% gain.
- Twin and factor-analytic studies support a unitary single-factor model of spatial ability, as the review reports - Twin and factor-analytic studies support a unitary single-factor model of spatial ability, as the review reports
- Two 100-word dictionary-sampled spelling lists administered to the same pupil yield scores agreeing within a mean variation of 2.2 points - Two 100-word dictionary-sampled spelling lists administered to the same pupil yield scores agreeing within a mean variation of 2.2 points
- Two 20-min MVPA bouts in a school morning yielded better selective attention than one bout or remaining seated (B = −0.26; 95% CI [−0.52, −0.00]) - Two 20-min MVPA bouts in a school morning yielded better selective attention than one bout or remaining seated (B = −0.26; 95% CI [−0.52, −0.00])
- Two attitude clusters differ significantly on preparedness, confidence, and interest (p<.0001), with Cluster 1 lower on Pew and GSE but not SeBIS, and reporting more word-of-mouth learning - Two attitude clusters differ significantly on preparedness, confidence, and interest (p<.0001), with Cluster 1 lower on Pew and GSE but not SeBIS, and reporting more word-of-mouth learning
- Two case studies and expert interviews with six experts demonstrated SAVVY's effectiveness and usability for identifying attention variations and supporting video optimization - Two case studies and expert interviews with six experts demonstrated SAVVY's effectiveness and usability for identifying attention variations and supporting video optimization
- Two combined features of state school accountability systems make middle schools more likely than other schools to be identified for TSI because of the performance of their students with disabilities - Two combined features of state school accountability systems make middle schools more likely than other schools to be identified for TSI because of the performance of their students with disabilities
- Two computational models were proposed and validated for assessing collaboration in CSCL conversations - Two computational models were proposed and validated for assessing collaboration in CSCL conversations
- Two computerized SAT coaching programs showed no statistically significant effect on SAT scores (McClain, 1999) - Two computerized SAT coaching programs showed no statistically significant effect on SAT scores (McClain, 1999)
- Two decades of research have produced advances in both the measurement of test-taking disengagement and understanding of its distortive impact on individual and aggregated scores - Two decades of research have produced advances in both the measurement of test-taking disengagement and understanding of its distortive impact on individual and aggregated scores
- Two distinct group deliberation patterns emerge in response to regulation triggers: the Plan and Implementation Approach (PIA) and the Trials and Failure Approach (TFA) - Two distinct group deliberation patterns emerge in response to regulation triggers: the Plan and Implementation Approach (PIA) and the Trials and Failure Approach (TFA)
- Two distinct implicit cognitive processes show different predictive links: implicit learning predicts skill learning, associative memory activation predicts language task success - Two distinct implicit cognitive processes show different predictive links: implicit learning predicts skill learning, associative memory activation predicts language task success
- Two further rationales treat the network as purposefully (re)shaped by TPD initiatives or as a latent school capacity (7 studies each) - Two further rationales treat the network as purposefully (re)shaped by TPD initiatives or as a latent school capacity (7 studies each)
- Two gendered classroom cultures coexisted: rule-following vocal girls and disruptive boys receiving disproportionate time and space - Two gendered classroom cultures coexisted: rule-following vocal girls and disruptive boys receiving disproportionate time and space
- Two independent research efforts identified the same three pre-use phases of the adoption process - Two independent research efforts identified the same three pre-use phases of the adoption process
- Two inferred norms concern teachers' role, with the teacher-validation norm appearing in all participating groups - Two inferred norms concern teachers' role, with the teacher-validation norm appearing in all participating groups
- Two instances of cross-education or transference of training are offered as evidence in favor of the doctrine of formal discipline - Two instances of cross-education or transference of training are offered as evidence in favor of the doctrine of formal discipline
- Two LAUNCH elementary schools with NBCT clusters showed significantly positive differences on 8 of 16 school measures - Two LAUNCH elementary schools with NBCT clusters showed significantly positive differences on 8 of 16 school measures
- Two mass shootings exemplify how metal detectors can be insufficient at stopping such attacks - Two mass shootings exemplify how metal detectors can be insufficient at stopping such attacks
- Two of seven frontier LLMs show behavioral inconsistency between monitored and unmonitored conditions (Grok-4.1-fast 5.50; Gemini-3-Pro 5.00), while four show perfect consistency (1.0) - Two of seven frontier LLMs show behavioral inconsistency between monitored and unmonitored conditions (Grok-4.1-fast 5.50; Gemini-3-Pro 5.00), while four show perfect consistency (1.0)
- Two of six evaluated interventions directed corrections toward already-advantaged groups because disadvantage was operationalized using group size - Two of six evaluated interventions directed corrections toward already-advantaged groups because disadvantage was operationalized using group size
- Two parent-reported sleep health patterns characterize low-income pre-kindergarteners: an earlier, longer, consistent class (87%) and a later, shorter, inconsistent class (13%) - Two parent-reported sleep health patterns characterize low-income pre-kindergarteners: an earlier, longer, consistent class (87%) and a later, shorter, inconsistent class (13%)
- Two people discussing perceptual decisions can outperform the better individual, via weighted confidence sharing - Two people discussing perceptual decisions can outperform the better individual, via weighted confidence sharing
- Two READ 180 studies found statistically significant positive effects over control groups (Western Massachusetts +0.18; Milwaukee +0.14) - Two READ 180 studies found statistically significant positive effects over control groups (Western Massachusetts +0.18; Milwaukee +0.14)
- Two reviewed interventions affected students’ understanding of fictional others - Two reviewed interventions affected students’ understanding of fictional others
- Two rubric dimensions (claims and evidence, comparison) showed low inter-scorer consistency in the pilot - Two rubric dimensions (claims and evidence, comparison) showed low inter-scorer consistency in the pilot
- Two sources of the problem-size effect — more frequent and more efficient retrieval on small than large problems — are present in children of all grades, while the procedural-efficiency source is present only in second grade - Two sources of the problem-size effect — more frequent and more efficient retrieval on small than large problems — are present in children of all grades, while the procedural-efficiency source is pres
- Two student-level randomized studies in California, Maine, and Minnesota high schools found significant positive impacts on NWEA MAP reading (average effect size +0.09) - Two student-level randomized studies in California, Maine, and Minnesota high schools found significant positive impacts on NWEA MAP reading (average effect size +0.09)
- Two subsets of rational-number CCS items demand working memory capacities of 4 or 5 units respectively - Two subsets of rational-number CCS items demand working memory capacities of 4 or 5 units respectively
- Two teacher-researchers using the AMTI in real classes found the collected data informative and useful, demonstrating the model's feasibility - Two teacher-researchers using the AMTI in real classes found the collected data informative and useful, demonstrating the model's feasibility
- Two thirds of California LEAs assessed TK learning with LEA-based grade-level benchmarks and report cards rather than established early childhood assessments - Two thirds of California LEAs assessed TK learning with LEA-based grade-level benchmarks and report cards rather than established early childhood assessments
- Two transactivity-supporting scripts each help dyads, but combining them appears to interfere - Two transactivity-supporting scripts each help dyads, but combining them appears to interfere
- Two writing teachers report that decoupling evaluation from grades under a grading contract lets them give blunter feedback that students can weigh, an account with no data reported - Two writing teachers report that decoupling evaluation from grades under a grading contract lets them give blunter feedback that students can weigh, an account with no data reported
- Two years after the comprehensive magnet school policy, overall enrollment patterns by student residence had not changed substantially - Two years after the comprehensive magnet school policy, overall enrollment patterns by student residence had not changed substantially
- Two years of BCIRC exposure is associated with larger reading gains than one year (effect size 0.87 significant versus 0.33 non-significant) - Two years of BCIRC exposure is associated with larger reading gains than one year (effect size 0.87 significant versus 0.33 non-significant)
- Two years of comprehensive teacher induction can boost student achievement compared with business-as-usual induction - Two years of comprehensive teacher induction can boost student achievement compared with business-as-usual induction
- Two years of multicomponent fluency intervention produced greater word-reading and fluency growth than one year or control, with no comprehension differences - Two years of multicomponent fluency intervention produced greater word-reading and fluency growth than one year or control, with no comprehension differences
- Two years of Roads to Success exposure had no measurable effect on eighth graders' desire to learn job skills or their study and learning habits - Two years of Roads to Success exposure had no measurable effect on eighth graders' desire to learn job skills or their study and learning habits
- Two years of teacher participation in the Teacher Potential Project improved students' English language arts achievement by roughly 1.4 months of typical improvement - Two years of teacher participation in the Teacher Potential Project improved students' English language arts achievement by roughly 1.4 months of typical improvement
- Two-force-plate recording revealed individual left-right impulse asymmetries in student jumps while total takeoff and landing impulses remained comparable - Two-force-plate recording revealed individual left-right impulse asymmetries in student jumps while total takeoff and landing impulses remained comparable
- Two-part collaborative assessment, individual then group answering, transforms summative testing into a learning experience and may reduce test anxiety - Two-part collaborative assessment, individual then group answering, transforms summative testing into a learning experience and may reduce test anxiety
- Two-thirds of students reported limitations of data comics: information overload, limited generalisability, design-dependence, and oversimplification - Two-thirds of students reported limitations of data comics: information overload, limited generalisability, design-dependence, and oversimplification
- Two-thirds of teachers and 72 percent of principals believed the threat of retention motivated students to work harder - Two-thirds of teachers and 72 percent of principals believed the threat of retention motivated students to work harder
- Two-thirds of teachers in bottom-quartile schools describe no or minimal teacher-parent trust - Two-thirds of teachers in bottom-quartile schools describe no or minimal teacher-parent trust
- Two-thirds to three-quarters of adolescent CI users score within the normal range on vocabulary and language content measures - Two-thirds to three-quarters of adolescent CI users score within the normal range on vocabulary and language content measures
- Two-way, genuine district-teacher communication is associated with more effective TPE implementation - Two-way, genuine district-teacher communication is associated with more effective TPE implementation
- Two-year and four-year origin transfers differ on gender, enrollment status, and six-year engineering graduation - Two-year and four-year origin transfers differ on gender, enrollment status, and six-year engineering graduation
- Two-year college retention of CPS first-year students continued to decline in 2020 (66.4% in 2019 vs. 61.9% in 2020) - Two-year college retention of CPS first-year students continued to decline in 2020 (66.4% in 2019 vs.
- Two-year persistence in four-year colleges declined from 66 percent to 60 percent over five years even as enrollee numbers grew - Two-year persistence in four-year colleges declined from 66 percent to 60 percent over five years even as enrollee numbers grew
- Tyler et al. (2003) found no statistically significant differences between phonological awareness training and a morphosyntactic intervention (indeterminate effect) - Tyler et al.
- Tyler et al. (2011) found no statistically significant differences between a phonemic awareness intervention and a morphosyntactic intervention at the US site (indeterminate effect) - Tyler et al.
- Type 2 groups showed a communication–behaviour-synergistic transition, Type 1 a behaviour-oriented, and Type 3 a communication-oriented transition in hidden Markov models - Type 2 groups showed a communication–behaviour-synergistic transition, Type 1 a behaviour-oriented, and Type 3 a communication-oriented transition in hidden Markov models
- Type I error rates of all three polytomous DIF indices increase as the number of DIF items and DIF magnitude increase - Type I error rates of all three polytomous DIF indices increase as the number of DIF items and DIF magnitude increase
- Type of achievement measure moderates the correlation only when laboratory measures are excluded; course-exam correlation drops to r = .04 - Type of achievement measure moderates the correlation only when laboratory measures are excluded; course-exam correlation drops to r = .04
- Type of AI moderated effect sizes: VR showed the largest pooled effect (gp = 1.28) and AR the smallest and non-significant in the post-test analysis - Type of AI moderated effect sizes: VR showed the largest pooled effect (gp = 1.28) and AR the smallest and non-significant in the post-test analysis
- Type of evaluation moderates the label effect, with academic evaluations and overall assessments most negatively affected - Type of evaluation moderates the label effect, with academic evaluations and overall assessments most negatively affected
- Type of interdependence shifts the nature of interactions: no-structure groups show the most cognitive interactions, role groups the most group processing, and reward groups the most off-task behavior - Type of interdependence shifts the nature of interactions: no-structure groups show the most cognitive interactions, role groups the most group processing, and reward groups the most off-task behavior
- Type of interventionist was not a significant moderator of phonics instruction effects on decoding for students with intellectual disability - Type of interventionist was not a significant moderator of phonics instruction effects on decoding for students with intellectual disability
- Type of math task moderates the math anxiety–performance link: basic numerical knowledge shows the weakest correlation (r = −.22) and applied math among the strongest (r = −.31) - Type of math task moderates the math anxiety–performance link: basic numerical knowledge shows the weakest correlation (r = −.22) and applied math among the strongest (r = −.31)
- Type of mathematics assessed (Numerical Operations vs Mathematical Reasoning) does not significantly influence effect sizes - Type of mathematics assessed (Numerical Operations vs Mathematical Reasoning) does not significantly influence effect sizes
- Type of PA may moderate acute effects: coordinative exercises outperformed a normal PE lesson of the same intensity - Type of PA may moderate acute effects: coordinative exercises outperformed a normal PE lesson of the same intensity
- Type of VSWM assessed (simultaneous, sequential, or both) shows only a marginally non-significant influence on effect sizes - Type of VSWM assessed (simultaneous, sequential, or both) shows only a marginally non-significant influence on effect sizes
- Type-1 performance in reading-related experimental tasks correlates with standardized reading test performance, validating the task battery - Type-1 performance in reading-related experimental tasks correlates with standardized reading test performance, validating the task battery
- Type-token ratio showed a non-monotonic relationship with predicted difficulty, with both very low and very high lexical diversity increasing predicted text difficulty - Type-token ratio showed a non-monotonic relationship with predicted difficulty, with both very low and very high lexical diversity increasing predicted text difficulty
- Typewriting skill showed an average daily gain of eighty-five strokes on memory tests taken after a year and a half without practice, attributed to the disappearance of interfering associations rather than neural growth - Typewriting skill showed an average daily gain of eighty-five strokes on memory tests taken after a year and a half without practice, attributed to the disappearance of interfering associations rather
- Typical gestures are rated as more semantically related to accompanying speech than atypical gestures - Typical gestures are rated as more semantically related to accompanying speech than atypical gestures
- Typical R2Child values with sociodemographic and baseline covariates were around 0.18–0.26 for preschool cognitive and SEL outcomes in US data - Typical R2Child values with sociodemographic and baseline covariates were around 0.18–0.26 for preschool cognitive and SEL outcomes in US data
- Typical readers respond faster than dyslexic readers overall, and responses slow as presentation rates increase, without a group-by-rate interaction for reaction time - Typical readers respond faster than dyslexic readers overall, and responses slow as presentation rates increase, without a group-by-rate interaction for reaction time
- Typical readers show significantly greater rate-related activation gains than dyslexic readers in left prefrontal and left superior temporal regions - Typical readers show significantly greater rate-related activation gains than dyslexic readers in left prefrontal and left superior temporal regions
- Typical verbal achievement tests may underestimate students' subject-matter knowledge because of a mismatch between the test's symbolic form and students' symbolic encoding - Typical verbal achievement tests may underestimate students' subject-matter knowledge because of a mismatch between the test's symbolic form and students' symbolic encoding
- Typical-gain teacher's students received the most inappropriate directions and prompts for setting a purpose and were seldom reminded to return to the purpose with evidence - Typical-gain teacher's students received the most inappropriate directions and prompts for setting a purpose and were seldom reminded to return to the purpose with evidence
- Typically achieving children outperform children with mathematical learning difficulties on the SYMP one-digit subtest in Grades 1–5 and the two-digit subtest in Grades 2–5, but not in Grade 6 - Typically achieving children outperform children with mathematical learning difficulties on the SYMP one-digit subtest in Grades 1–5 and the two-digit subtest in Grades 2–5, but not in Grade 6
- Typically developing children benefit from both handwriting and typing when learning novel words - Typically developing children benefit from both handwriting and typing when learning novel words
- Typically-developing children show the standard affective priming pattern, responding faster to arithmetic targets after positive than negative primes - Typically-developing children show the standard affective priming pattern, responding faster to arithmetic targets after positive than negative primes
- Typology tools are ordered by educator-reported frequency of use within each category - Typology tools are ordered by educator-reported frequency of use within each category