A formative study with six teachers and two experts identified five core challenges in lesson plan adaptation, including lack of systematic student profile data and fragmented refinement workflows¶
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q2 i? A two-stage formative study (system use experiment plus semi-structured interviews with eight participants) distilled five core challenges: lack of systematic student profile data, difficulty translating student differences into targeted changes, low adoption of structured plans, difficulty crafting contextualized tasks, and fragmented non-iterative refinement. → Yanjie Zhang 2026
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Yanjie Zhang 2026¶
Yanjie Zhang, Jiajun Zhu, Minyu Wu, Huamin Qu, and Sicheng Song. (2026). AdaPT: Adaptive Lesson Plan Transformer for Cross-Regional and Differentiated Instruction. https://arxiv.org/abs/2606.17633 doi:10.48550/arxiv.2606.17633
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Qualitative formative study: a system use experiment with a structured lesson plan authoring tool followed by semi-structured interviews with six in-service teachers and two education experts. The authors report they "distilled five core challenges that informed our design requirements" (C1–C5).
"Through participants' reflections on lesson plan adaptation across diverse student groups and school contexts, we distilled five core challenges that informed our design requirements."
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A formative study with six teachers and two experts identified five core challenges in lesson plan adaptation, including lack of systematic student profile data and fragmented refinement workflows |
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A formative study with six teachers and two experts identified five core challenges in lesson plan adaptation, including lack of systematic student profile data and fragmented refinement workflows |
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