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The eight-category model of reflective writing can be reliably annotated and showed empirical validity in this context

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q3 i? The model categories can be annotated in a reliable way and the model components showed empirical validity. → Thomas Daniel Ullmann 2019

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Thomas Daniel Ullmann 2019

Thomas Daniel Ullmann. (2019). Automated Analysis of Reflection in Writing: Validating Machine Learning Approaches. International Journal of Artificial Intelligence in Education (2019) 29:217–257. https://doi.org/10.1007/s40593-019-00174-2

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The article reports that empirical tests of the theoretical model, built on crowdsourced annotations of student sentences, showed the categories "can be annotated in a reliable way" and that the components showed empirical validity — unlike prior reflection models, for which no such evidence had been reported.

"The empirical tests of the theoretical model show that the model categories can be annotated in a reliable way and the model components showed empirical validity."

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title The eight-category model of reflective writing can be reliably annotated and showed empirical validity in this context
description The eight-category model of reflective writing can be reliably annotated and showed empirical validity in this context
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