Student–student and teacher–teacher dialogue formats elicited significantly higher ARCS motivation than the teacher–student format¶
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q2 i? Both the SS and TT formats showed significantly higher ARCS motivation than the TS format (SS b = 0.068, p = .013; TT b = 0.100, p < .001). → Fumie Watanabe 2026
Evidence¶
Fumie Watanabe 2026¶
Fumie Watanabe, Tota Suko, Takashi Ishida, Yuko Kuma, Manabu Kobayashi, Shigeichi Hirasawa, and Gendo Kumoi. (2026). Interaction Effects Between Learner Characteristics and Dialogue Format in TTS Dialogue-Based Lessons. https://arxiv.org/abs/2608.20822 doi:10.48550/arxiv.2608.20822
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Main effects from the linear mixed-effects model for ARCS motivation (N = 222 first-year high school students, three formats viewed in one session). Table III prints SS b = 0.068, p = .013 and TT b = 0.100, p < .001 with TS as reference; no standardized effect size is printed for this contrast.
"the main effect of dialogue format showed that both the SS and TT formats elicited significantly higher motivation than the TS format (Table III)"
Discussion¶
Related Claims¶
- Instruction should present the learning task as engaging and meaningful and promote positive expectations of success, because effort requires that learners value the task and believe they can succeed — the general claim this finding bears on, with the studies behind it
- Critical thinking disposition showed significant positive main effects on motivation and learning outcomes across all dialogue formats, with no format interaction — related
- In TTS dialogue-based lessons, the teacher–teacher format significantly moderates the motivation effects of both the CE factor (positive) and the RCE factor (negative) — related
- The teacher–teacher format received a significantly lower overall evaluation than the teacher–student format despite raising motivation, with no significant learner-characteristic interactions — related
- Free-response improvement comments differed by format: stiffness of speech dominated for teacher–teacher and unnatural manner of speaking for student–student — related
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Student–student and teacher–teacher dialogue formats elicited significantly higher ARCS motivation than the teacher–student format |
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Student–student and teacher–teacher dialogue formats elicited significantly higher ARCS motivation than the teacher–student format |
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