Learning Behaviors Mediate the Effect of AI-powered Support for Metacognitive Calibration on Learning Outcomes

Students struggle with accurately assessing their own performance, especially given little training to do so.We propose an AI-powered training tool to help students improve "metacognitive calibration, " or the ability to accurately predict their own learning, potentially enhancing learning outcomes by enabling students' use of metacognitioninformed learning behaviors.We present results from a randomized controlled trial (N = 133) assessing the effectiveness of the tool in a college-level computer-based learning environment.The AIdriven tool significantly improved learning gains compared to the control group by 8.9% (t = -2.384,p = .019),and this effect was significantly mediated by learning behaviors.Overconfident students who received the intervention showed significantly greater metacognitive calibration improvement than the control group by 4.1% (t = 2.001, p = .049).These insights highlight the value of AIpowered metacognitive calibration training and the importance of promoting specific metacognition-informed learning behaviors in computer-based learning.

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2025-04-25
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https://doi.org/10.1145/3706598.3713960
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Innovative Teaching and Learning Methods
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Learning Behaviors Mediate the Effect of AI-powered Support for Metacognitive Calibration on Learning Outcomes

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Innovative Teaching and Learning Methods
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Learning Behaviors Mediate the Effect of AI-powered Support for Metacognitive Calibration on Learning Outcomes

HaeJin Lee, Hannah Valdiviejas, Nigel Bosch, Frank Stinar, Ruohan Zong, Dong Wang
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Abstract

Students struggle with accurately assessing their own performance, especially given little training to do so.We propose an AI-powered training tool to help students improve "metacognitive calibration, " or the ability to accurately predict their own learning, potentially enhancing learning outcomes by enabling students' use of metacognitioninformed learning behaviors.We present results from a randomized controlled trial (N = 133) assessing the effectiveness of the tool in a college-level computer-based learning environment.The AIdriven tool significantly improved learning gains compared to the control group by 8.9% (t = -2.384,p = .019),and this effect was significantly mediated by learning behaviors.Overconfident students who received the intervention showed significantly greater metacognitive calibration improvement than the control group by 4.1% (t = 2.001, p = .049).These insights highlight the value of AIpowered metacognitive calibration training and the importance of promoting specific metacognition-informed learning behaviors in computer-based learning.

University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign (US), Society for Research in Child Development (US)
National Science Foundation
Quality Education
Openalex Percentile: Top 4%
Innovative Teaching and Learning Methods
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