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An Analysis of How Students Take the Initiative in Keyboard-to-Keyboard Tutorial Dialogues in a Fixed Domain

Abstract

By student initiatives we mean productions which the student could reasonably expect to modify the course of the tutorial dialog;ue. Asking a question is one kind of student initiative. This paper describes a system called CircSim-Tutor which we are building, the background of the project, the 28 hour-long tutoring sessions jmalyzed in this paper, and the analysis done. It compares our work to previous work, gives a classification of the student initiatives found and of the tutor's responses to them, and discusses some examples.

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