Retrospective pre/post confidence rose on all four course learning objectives with large rank-biserial effects (N=159)¶
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q2 i3 On all four ME 373 learning objectives, retrospective pre/post confidence rose by more than one Likert point, with Mann–Whitney U p < 10−27 and rank-biserial effect sizes rrb from 0.688 (PDEs) to 0.825 (BVPs). → Jesse A. Rodríguez 2026
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Jesse A. Rodríguez 2026¶
Jesse A. Rodríguez. (2026). LaTA: A Drop-In, FERPA-Compliant Local-LLM Autograder for Upper-Division STEM Coursework. arXiv preprint. https://arxiv.org/abs/2605.05410 doi:10.48550/arxiv.2605.05410
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Anonymous post-term Canvas survey of N=159 students (~80% response rate) using a retrospective pre/then-post design; pre/post distributions treated as independent for Mann–Whitney U testing. Printed deltas were +1.57 to +1.88 Likert points.
"All four comparisons achieved Mann–Whitney U p <10 −27 uncorrected (well below the threshold any standard multiple-comparisons correction would impose at q= 0.05 across only four tests) with rank-biserial effect sizes rrb ranging from 0.688 (PDEs) to 0.825 (BVPs), conventionally "large" effects."
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Retrospective pre/post confidence rose on all four course learning objectives with large rank-biserial effects (N=159) |
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Retrospective pre/post confidence rose on all four course learning objectives with large rank-biserial effects (N=159) |
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