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Electronic homework: an intelligent tutoring system in mathematics.

by Lee Fong-lok. / Thesis (Ph.D.)--Chinese University of Hong Kong, 1996. / Includes bibliographical references (leaves 309-323). / Questionnaires and some appendixes in Chinese. / TABLE OF CONTENTS --- p.ii / TABLES --- p.vii / FIGURES --- p.viii / ACKNOWLEDGMENTS --- p.ix / ABSTRACT --- p.xi / Chapter 1 --- INTRODUCTION --- p.1 / HOW COMPUTERS CAN HELP OUR CHILDREN --- p.2 / How Human Tutors Tutor --- p.7 / "Can Computers "" Think""?" --- p.11 / Intelligent Tutoring Systems --- p.17 / ELECTRONIC HOMEWORK --- p.18 / A Personal Tutor to Students --- p.18 / The Present Study 226}0ؤ An Investigation into Electronic Homework --- p.23 / How to Build up Electronic Homework --- p.25 / Effect of using Electronic Homework --- p.29 / The Future of Electronic Homework --- p.29 / CHAPTER SUMMARY --- p.30 / Chapter 2 --- REPRESENTATION OF KNOWLEDGE --- p.32 / OVERVIEW --- p.32 / HOW KNOWLEDGE IS REPRESENTED --- p.33 / SYMBOLIC EXPRESSIONS OR NEURAL NETWORKS --- p.36 / PROCEDURAL AND DECLARATIVE KNOWLEDGE --- p.37 / On Evidence Supporting the Procedural- Declarative Knowledge Distinction --- p.39 / Distinction of Knowledge --- p.49 / EXPLICIT VERSUS IMPLICIT KNOWLEDGE --- p.52 / DEGREE OF SOPHISTICATION VERSUS PROCEDURALIZATION --- p.53 / NOTATION OF KNOWLEDGE --- p.59 / What Should Be Done But Not What Is Actually Done --- p.62 / CHAPTER SUMMARY --- p.63 / Chapter 3 --- WHAT KNOWLEDGE TO INCORPORATE AND HOW --- p.67 / OVERVIEW --- p.67 / SEPARATE STORAGE FOR DIFFERENT TYPES OF KNOWLEDGE --- p.69 / DIFFERENT TYPES OF KNOWLEDGE --- p.70 / The Expert module --- p.71 / The Student Module --- p.78 / The Tutoring Module --- p.85 / The Communication Module --- p.121 / CHAPTER SUMMARY --- p.124 / Chapter 4 --- PROBLEM COMPLEXITY AND INDIVIDUAL DIFFERENCES --- p.127 / OVERVIEW --- p.127 / COGNITIVE DIFFICULTY OR SIMPLE ITEM DIFFICULTY RATIO --- p.129 / DIFFICULTY LEVEL OBTAINED BEFORE TEST ADMINISTRATION --- p.130 / OTHER MEASURES OF PROBLEM DIFFICULTY --- p.131 / Complexity of Problems --- p.132 / Problem Complexity Level --- p.133 / INDIVIDUAL DIFFERENCES --- p.133 / Chapter 5 --- HOW TO IMPLEMENT AND EVALUATE THE SYSTEM…… --- p.136 / OVERVIEW --- p.136 / KNOWLEDGE ACQUISITION --- p.140 / Expert Module --- p.141 / Student Module --- p.142 / Tutoring Module --- p.149 / Problem Difficulty --- p.155 / IMPLEMENTATION --- p.161 / Implementation of Knowledge into Computer Tutor --- p.161 / EVALUATION --- p.162 / Formative Evaluation --- p.162 / Summative Evaluation --- p.163 / CHAPTER SUMMARY --- p.167 / Chapter 6 --- KNOWLEDGE ACQUIRED --- p.169 / OVERVIEW --- p.169 / EXPERT MODULE --- p.170 / STUDENT MODULE --- p.172 / Mal-rules --- p.172 / Strategies for Handling Mal-rules --- p.176 / Understanding the Errors --- p.177 / Section Summary --- p.209 / TUTORING MODULE --- p.210 / Effects of tutoring --- p.210 / Scores in Posttest and Ceiling Effect --- p.214 / Effects of Practice and Tutoring Methods on Retention test --- p.214 / How Experienced Teachers Perceive --- p.221 / CHAPTER SUMMARY --- p.228 / Chapter 7 --- PROBLEM DIFFICULTY --- p.230 / OVERVIEW --- p.230 / RESULTS OF DIFFERENT MEASURES OF PROBLEM DIFFICULTY --- p.231 / Students' estimation of Item Difficulty --- p.232 / Item Difficulty Ratio --- p.234 / Teachers' Estimation of Problem Difficulty --- p.234 / Predicted Complexity --- p.237 / CORRELATION AMONG THE VARIOUS MEASURES OF PROBLEM DIFFICULTY --- p.243 / How students rate the problems --- p.245 / PREDICTING THE PROBLEM DIFFICULTY MEASURES --- p.246 / About the Three Measures --- p.249 / Practical Considerations --- p.252 / PROBLEM COMPLEXITY --- p.254 / USING PROBLEM COMPLEXITY IN ELECTRONIC HOMEWORK --- p.258 / CHAPTER SUMMARY --- p.258 / Chapter 8 --- SYSTEM EVALUATION --- p.259 / OVERVIEW --- p.259 / THE EVALUATION --- p.260 / Formative Evaluation --- p.260 / Summative Evaluation --- p.270 / DISCUSSION --- p.288 / Who Benefit From Using The System --- p.288 / Hardware Constraints --- p.289 / Human-computer interface --- p.289 / Effect on the use of Electronic Homework --- p.290 / Expert-Novice Differences --- p.292 / CHAPTER SUMMARY --- p.293 / Chapter 9 --- CONCLUSIONS AND DISCUSSION --- p.294 / OVERVIEW --- p.294 / THEORETICAL ASPECTS --- p.295 / Why and how do students make errors? --- p.296 / What makes an expert tutor? --- p.302 / KNOWLEDGE OBTAINED --- p.304 / CAN ELECTRONIC HOMEWORK HELP STUDENTS AND TEACHERS? --- p.305 / Purposes of the Evaluation --- p.305 / Results of The Evaluation --- p.306 / SUGGESTIONS --- p.306 / Machine Learning --- p.307 / Input Systems --- p.307 / Better understanding of Human Problem Solving Process --- p.307 / REFERENCES --- p.309 / Appendix A: Mal-rule Collecting Tests ……… --- p.324 / Appendix B: Test on Solving Algebraic Equations --- p.334 / Appendix C: Tutoring Scripts --- p.336 / Appendix D: Manipulative Rules Used In Solving Algebraic Equations --- p.338 / Appendix E: Remediation Rules Used In Solving Algebraic Equations --- p.339 / Appendix F: List of Mal-rules --- p.341 / Appendix G: Teachers' Estimation of Problem Difficulty --- p.344 / Appendix H: Learning Process Questionnaire --- p.349 / Appendix I: Questionnaire on the Use of Electronic Homework --- p.344 / Appendix J: Teachers' Perception on Electronic Homework --- p.347 / Appendix K: Students' Perception on the Use of Electronic Homework in Formative Evaluation --- p.346 / Appendix L: Results of Students' Perception on Electronic Homework --- p.347 / Appendix M: Students' Scores in Learning Process Questionnaire --- p.349 / Appendix N: Homework 1 --- p.355 / Appendix O: Homework 2 --- p.358 / Appendix P: Students' Retention Test Scores --- p.361 / Appendix Q: Results of Teachers' Perception on Electronic Homework --- p.366 / Appendix R: Transcript of Students' Interview --- p.368 / Appendix S: Installation and Source Code --- p.404

Identiferoai:union.ndltd.org:cuhk.edu.hk/oai:cuhk-dr:cuhk_321643
Date January 1996
ContributorsLee, Fong-lok., Chinese University of Hong Kong Graduate School. Division of Education.
PublisherChinese University of Hong Kong
Source SetsThe Chinese University of Hong Kong
LanguageEnglish
Detected LanguageEnglish
TypeText, bibliography
Formatprint, xii, 418 leaves : ill. ; 30 cm.
RightsUse of this resource is governed by the terms and conditions of the Creative Commons “Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivatives 4.0 International” License (http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-nd/4.0/)

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