tracielin
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2 months ago Updated with additional idea. In rapid cycle deliberate practice (RCDP), the learner gets the chance to re-do the task, and in doing the task correctly, reinforces the skillset and their belief that they are capable of doing the task.
In my ECG education project, there may be times where the choice is binary - right and wrong answer. Knowing they answered incorrectly, in theory one could mindlessly select the opposite answer. To try to make the task mindful (aka 'deliberate'), one possibility is to ask the learner WHY the answer is correct. [Should I always ask the learner why the correct answer is correct, even if they didn't do the task incorrectly once..? Or only ask them if they did the task wrong once? Stuff below is for the latter option.]
Use my existing javascript scoring system (progress towards “completion” of level is dependent on confidence/correctness. Put this in a fixed header.
Something like the below as the body of the game level as a way to have all the info for a given level on the same webpage. Task 1y (wrong on task 1 and high confidence) Task 1z (wrong on task 1 but low confidence) Task 1 (starting point) — Option to scroll up for “guide” to help answer the question. “Look at your notebook for a refresher" Task 1a (task 1 + why? Where they are taken if they answered incorrectly once or if they opted to look at the guide.)
Task 2y (where go if gets task 2 slide wrong with high confidence) Task 2z (where go if gets task 2 slide wrong with low confidence) Task 2 (where go if correct on task 1) [optional if position on page doesn't affect progress w/ level]Task 2a (where go if correct on task 1 with high confidence)
Task 3y (where go if gets task 3 slide wrong with high confidence) Task 3z (where go if gets task 3 slide wrong with low confidence) Task 3 (where go if correct on task 2) [optional] Task 3a (where go if correct on task 2 with high confidence)
Note: Would make a couple pages with the tasks in different orders... and the preceding level (L-1) would randomly go to one of the level (L) pages, so that the user(s) are given the ECGs in a different order each time they visit the page.
Use my existing javascript scoring system (progress towards “completion” of level is dependent on confidence/correctness. Put this in a fixed header.
But have something like the below as the body of the game level as a way to have all the info for a given level on the same webpage. Task 1y (wrong on task 1 and high confidence) Task 1z (wrong on task 1 but low confidence) Task 1 (starting point) — Maybe option to scroll up for “guide” to help answer the question. “Look at your notebook for a refresher" Task 2y (where go if gets task 2 slide wrong with high confidence) Task 2z (where go if gets task 2 slide wrong with low confidence) Task 2 (where go if correct on task 1) [optional if position on page doesn't affect progress w/ level]Task 2a (where go if correct on task 1 with high confidence)
Task 3y (where go if gets task 3 slide wrong with high confidence) Task 3z (where go if gets task 3 slide wrong with low confidence) Task 3 (where go if correct on task 2) [optional] Task 3a (where go if correct on task 2 with high confidence)
Note: Would make a couple pages with the tasks in different orders... and the preceding level (L-1) would randomly go to one of the level (L) pages, so that the user(s) are given the ECGs in a different order each time they visit the page.