Sentence examples for prediction questions from inspiring English sources
Fig. 4 Prediction questions Fig. 5 Justification of prediction.
Prediction questions did not provide feedback, but the reflection questions do.
One way to engage students to interact with a visualization is to present them with prediction questions.
In the "Responding" level, students not only watch but also interact with the visualization by responding to the visual cues presented like answering exercise or prediction questions.
Jarc et al. (2000) found no difference in learning outcome (conceptual and procedural understanding) between "Responding" and "Viewing" where the "Responding" level was operationalized through automated prediction questions for a set of 11 algorithms.
As a prediction question, students did not receive feedback on the correctness of their response.
Here, they are developing the skill of micro-macro thinking while learning and attempting the prediction question.
Suppose X0 × P0 and {Xs1, Xs2} are the CSS and SSI, respectively, corresponding to the prediction question.
Fig. 11 MIC-O-MAP with the pedagogical agent (left-hand side top), microscopic simulation and prediction question displayed simultaneously, and note taking (right-hand side section).
If a system's reachability characteristics are incompatible with the given prediction question – if, say, "hit" and "flop" states in the online market example are both fairly likely to be reached from the CSS – then the situation is deemed unpredictable.
