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TopoMath in CPI360 Analyses #553

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jonwetzel opened this issue Jan 15, 2020 · 2 comments
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TopoMath in CPI360 Analyses #553

jonwetzel opened this issue Jan 15, 2020 · 2 comments
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jonwetzel commented Jan 15, 2020

  • 1) Which problems are too easy? Too hard?
  • Identify and count "Lost cause" students. 3 conditions: low pre-test, getting a lot of yellow without slacking, and low on post-test
  • Find the "superstar" students who are getting mostly stars or green and rerun the difficulty analysis without them, looking for converging evidence.
  • 2) Amount of time CPI students spent doing topomath problems. Min, max, average times. Histogram maybe?
  • 3) Look at solver post-test, and label students as "topomath method user" or "non-topomath method user" Then look at which type of student (never used, could have opted out, mandatory user) was in each category
  • 4) Compare post-test scores of students who finished vs students who didn't. Cross this by mandatory/not mandatory.

We can intervene on slacking, not finishing the training, and not using the method on the exam.

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One difficulty analysis is based on the yellows (already done).

Another is time/# of nodes. A fast rate could correlate with slacking.
Could we detect cases where people struggle a little and then start slacking through the rest?

If the malleable middle is spending a moderate amount of time, that's good.

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How many problems can we get done on Saturday? What's the max and minimum time to completion? Histogram.

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