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Chenguang Pan; Zhou Zhang – International Educational Data Mining Society, 2024
There is less attention on examining algorithmic fairness in secondary education dropout predictions. Also, the inclusion of protected attributes in machine learning models remains a subject of debate. This study delves into the use of machine learning models for predicting high school dropouts, focusing on the role of protected attributes like…
Descriptors: High School Students, Dropouts, Dropout Characteristics, Artificial Intelligence
Asselman, Amal; Khaldi, Mohamed; Aammou, Souhaib – Interactive Learning Environments, 2023
Performance Factors Analysis (PFA) is considered one of the most important Knowledge Tracing (KT) approaches used for constructing adaptive educational hypermedia systems. It has shown a high prediction accuracy against many other KT approaches. While, the desire to estimate more accurately the student level leads researchers to enhance PFA by…
Descriptors: Algorithms, Artificial Intelligence, Factor Analysis, Student Behavior
Emit Snake-Beings; Andrew Gibbons; Ricardo Sosa – Teaching and Learning Research Initiative, 2024
This study explores learner engagement with Advanced Computational Thinking (ACT) in the New Zealand digital curriculum. "Advanced" in ACT refers to an expansive, transdisciplinary, and future-looking understanding of computational thinking (CT). ACT promotes CT beyond narrow modes of problem-solving (abstraction, algorithmic thinking,…
Descriptors: Computation, Thinking Skills, Shared Resources and Services, Learner Engagement

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