Both teachers and students preferred collaboration to begin when students signaled readiness rather than giving students full control over timing.¶
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q2 i? “When students are ready” was the top-ranked timing option for both teachers and students, while “Students decide” was least favored by students. → Kexin Bella Yang 2026
Evidence¶
Kexin Bella Yang 2026¶
Kexin Bella Yang, Menghan Liu, Liyi Xu, Nikol Rummel, and Vincent Aleven. (2026). Balancing Teacher and Student Agency: Co-Orchestration Tool Design Supporting Real-Time Dynamic Pairing. https://doi.org/10.1145/3816902 doi:10.1145/3816902
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Ranking data from Challenge 2 in the mixed-method PSD study. The article states that "When students are ready" was the top choice for both groups, and full student control was least favored by students.
"“When students are ready” was the top choice, followed by “Students propose, teacher decides”. The least favored idea for students was “Students decide”. Teachers most preferred “When students are ready” as well, followed by “Teacher decides”."
Discussion¶
Related Claims¶
- Not all students in connectivist courses could autonomously direct their own learning, and some felt disconnected and demotivated — the general claim this finding bears on, with the studies behind it
- During pairing, both teachers and students favored shared decision-making over full student control for roles, partners, and collaboration content. — related
- Teachers largely perceive GenAI as semi-autonomous and prefer to retain full control over their teaching — related
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Both teachers and students preferred collaboration to begin when students signaled readiness rather than giving students full control over timing. |
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Both teachers and students preferred collaboration to begin when students signaled readiness rather than giving students full control over timing. |
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