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Originally posted here: http://ticl.coe.uh.edu/80F74F2D-9841-406B-9431-67A9869C69A3.pdf
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There has been a major disconnect since their inceptions between theory, research and instructional application in structural learning (e.g., Scandura, 1971, 1973, 1977) and in what later became known as cognitive science (e.g., Brown & Burton, 1978, Anderson, 1988). With few exceptions (e.g., Scandura, Koedinger,Mitrovic & Ohlsson & Paquette, 2009), most of this work has been done in isolation.
Consequently, many ITS researchers have a basic misconception of SLT and its now proven benefits in developing and delivering dynamically adaptive tutoring systems (e.g., Scandura, 2013b). Because the general goals are similar, many investigators use the same lens to evaluate what are fundamentally different paradigms.