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Some Effects of Computer Technology on Human Interaction and Individualization in the Teaching of Deductive Logic(1)
Marvin J. Croy
Michael G. Green
James R. Cook
- 1. Background
- 2. Intelligent CAI and Individualization
- 3 First Year Objectives of the Study
- 4. First Year Results
- 4.1 Predictions and Actual Outcomes
- 4.1.1 Behavioral Measures
- 4.1.2 Performance Measures
- 4.1.3 Questionnaire Results
- 5. Assessing the Ethical Implications
- Conclusions
- References
S. Chaiklen and M. Lewis, (1988) “Will There Be Teachers
in the Classrooms of the Future?… But Then We Don’t Think About
That,” in R. McClintock (ed.) Computing
and Education, Teachers College Press.
J. Dewey, (1916) Democracy and Education: An
Introduction to the Philosophy of Education, Macmillan.
D. Sleeman and J.S. Brown, (1982) Intelligent
Tutoring Systems, Academic Press.
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