Identification, Exploration, and Remediation: Can Teachers Predict Common Wrong Answers?

Gurung, Ashish; Baral, Sami; Vanacore, Kirk; McReynolds, Andrew A.; Kreisberg, Hilary; Botelho, Anthony F.; Shaw, Stacy T.; Heffernan, Neil T.

doi:10.1145/3576050.3576109

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Identification, Exploration, and Remediation: Can Teachers Predict Common Wrong Answers?

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