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It is time to add some differentiation. For the time being we could start by creating 2 different clusters of students (by default) using K-Means clustering.
I think Boming could create a method in MathSpring that generates a certain number of clusters (parameter) in a class, and returns the k clusters requested (k lists of students).
Then Frank can take this method and merge it into the Teacher tools as a report. Teachers should be able to specify how many clusters they want (e.g. 2, 3, or 4).
The result of the report should be a summary of how many students are in each cluster, and how they are doing along several variables: average Effort, average Mastery per topic, average emotion values.
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It is time to add some differentiation. For the time being we could start by creating 2 different clusters of students (by default) using K-Means clustering.
I think Boming could create a method in MathSpring that generates a certain number of clusters (parameter) in a class, and returns the k clusters requested (k lists of students).
Then Frank can take this method and merge it into the Teacher tools as a report. Teachers should be able to specify how many clusters they want (e.g. 2, 3, or 4).
The result of the report should be a summary of how many students are in each cluster, and how they are doing along several variables: average Effort, average Mastery per topic, average emotion values.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: