Effective tutoring behavior emerges from the dynamic interaction of self-, user-, and context-knowledge rather than from isolated knowledge¶
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q2 i? The identified design requirements are interdependent: assertiveness depends on educational strategies, learning goals and progress, learning type, and course deadlines; friendliness depends on emotional-state information; conscientiousness depends on learning materials. → S. Vonschallen 2026
Evidence¶
S. Vonschallen 2026¶
S. Vonschallen, D. Oberle, T. Schmiedel, and F. Eyssel. (2026). Knowledge-Based Design Requirements for Generative Social Robots in Higher Education. https://arxiv.org/abs/2602.12873 doi:10.48550/arxiv.2602.12873
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Discussion-section interpretation of the qualitative findings, visualized as arrows in Figure 2: for example, approaching deadlines from context-knowledge may trigger more directive behavior, and a friendly personality relies on emotional-state information for empathetic responses.
"The findings further reveal that effective tutoring behavior emerges from the dynamic interaction ofself-,user-, andcontext-knowledgerather than from isolated knowledge, as depicted by the arrows in Figure 2."
Discussion¶
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Effective tutoring behavior emerges from the dynamic interaction of self-, user-, and context-knowledge rather than from isolated knowledge |
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Effective tutoring behavior emerges from the dynamic interaction of self-, user-, and context-knowledge rather than from isolated knowledge |
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