A two-dimensional profiling method based on initial artifact quality and criterion-aligned revision categorizes student groups into four analytic profiles in an AI-supported RQ/hypothesis revision activity¶

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q2 i? Crossing initial artifact quality with criterion-aligned revision produced four profiles: high achievers, perfectionists, most improved, and struggling groups. → Kilinc 2026

Evidence¶

Kilinc 2026¶

Kilinc, S., Aldemir, T., Misiejuk, K., Kaliisa, R., Sabanwar, V., Bicer, A., Song, D., & Yalvac, B. (2026). A mixed-methods analysis of AI scaffolding patterns and student inquiry profiles in a middle-school agriculture-STEM classroom. Computers and Education: Artificial Intelligence, 11, 100683. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.caeai.2026.100683

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Mixed-methods study of 42 eighth-grade students in 12 groups revising RQs/hypotheses with an AI chatbot; group artifacts were scored on a 9-criterion rubric (0-18 per dimension) with a midpoint cut point of 9. The study reports that "a two-dimensional profiling method categorized the 12 groups into four analytic profiles."

"a two-dimensional profiling method categorized the 12 groups into four analytic profiles: Struggling, Most Improved, Perfectionists, and High Achievers, based on initial artifact quality and criterion-aligned revision."

Discussion¶

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