Teachers designed tasks with dilemmas, unfamiliar scenarios, and differentiation intended to support transfer, without assessing capability¶
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q2 i? Lesson plans and reflections included dilemmas, unfamiliar scenarios, multiple explanations, differentiated tasks, and enrichment opportunities, interpreted as designs intended to support transfer, flexibility, and adaptive application; no student performance in unfamiliar contexts was assessed. → Hochberg N and Waitzman R 2026
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Hochberg N and Waitzman R 2026¶
Hochberg N and Waitzman R (2026). From information providers to learning designers: heutagogical teaching practices in AI-enhanced education. Front. Educ. 11:1905833. https://doi.org/10.3389/feduc.2026.1905833
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Qualitative/artifact findings on designing for capability development in the professional development study. The article reports that "Lesson plans and reflections included dilemmas, unfamiliar scenarios, multiple explanations, differentiated tasks, enrichment opportunities, and alternative formats," interpreted as capability-oriented design; one teacher described adapting materials for learners needing support while preparing enrichment for advanced learners.
"Lesson plans and reflections included dilemmas, unfamiliar scenarios, multiple explanations, differentiated tasks, enrichment opportunities, and alternative formats."
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Teachers designed tasks with dilemmas, unfamiliar scenarios, and differentiation intended to support transfer, without assessing capability |
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Teachers designed tasks with dilemmas, unfamiliar scenarios, and differentiation intended to support transfer, without assessing capability |
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