Recomposition as Low-Stakes Analysis

Using Low-Stakes Quizzing for Student

Introductory level courses in many Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math (STEM) disciplines require students to acquire an enormous new disciplinespecific vocabulary in preparation for future courses. Students are often not prepared for the amount of selfdirected studying they must do to be successful in these types of courses, particularly in their first year of college. To assist student...

Phase Transitions in a Repetitive Speech Task as Gestural Recomposition

This paper examines glottal movement data in rate-controlled repetitions of CV (onset consonant + vowel) and VC (vowel + coda consonant) structures. It replicates Tuller & Kelso’s (1991) observation of rate-induced phase transitions in glottal behavior. Specifically, for voiceless consonants peak glottal opening for CV’s are similar at fast and slow rates. The timing for VC’s at slow rates diff...

Replay using recomposition

In the area of process mining, e cient alignment-based conformance checking is a hot topic. Existing approaches for conformance checking are typically monolithic and compute exact fitness values. One limitation with monolithic approaches is that it may take a significant amount of computation time in large processes. Alternatively, decomposition approaches run much faster but do not always comp...

Object Identity and Dynamic Recomposition of Components

Dynamic recomposition of components in a program imposes new requirements on the expressive power of object-oriented programming languages. For example, the replacement of a component with another reveals consistency problems stemming from the fact that the concept of object identity tries to fulfil the distinct purposes of reference and comparison. By clearly separating the two notions and pro...

Title : Teacher Effectiveness on High - and Low - Stakes Tests