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Ang Robotutor ay proyekto sa pag-aaral na may tulong ng AI na nakatuon sa isang pilot sa General Chemistry. Tuklasin ang mga pampublikong gabay sa pag-aaral; inilalarawan ng mga halimbawa sa ibaba ang isang iminumungkahing loop ng pag-aaral.

PotosintesisKasalukuyang tanong

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Ang nilalayong paraan

Subukan, suriin, ayusin, at muling tingnan.

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Magsimula sa isang tanong sa pag-aaral
Ang General Chemistry ang kasalukuyang pokus ng pagbuo. Mga paglalarawan lamang ang iba pang halimbawa ng paksa, hindi patunay ng buong saklaw ng kurso.
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Sumagot sa sarili mong mga salita
Ipaliwanag ang mga hakbang na ginamit mo. Maaaring makatulong ang awtomatikong feedback na matukoy ang puntong dapat suriin, ngunit maaari rin nitong mabasa nang mali ang iyong pangangatwiran.
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Subukan ang posibleng pag-aayos
Tinutugunan ng nilalayong susunod na hakbang ang isang tiyak na kahirapan at sinusuri ito gamit ang bagong tanong. Naglalarawan ito ng layunin sa disenyo, hindi ng garantisadong performance o nasukat na pag-unlad sa pag-aaral.

Subukan ang loop.

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Robotutor is an AI tutor made by Weller Precision Industries LLC. You pick a subject, answer questions in your own words, and get feedback on your reasoning. Robotutor then chooses the next question from what you got right and wrong, and schedules reviews so you keep what you learned. The current pilot focuses on General Chemistry.

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Sourced guides on how adaptive practice decides what comes next, and how learners, parents and tutors can use it well.

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