Use a learner's own explanation to identify a likely conceptual gap and design a short question that distinguishes competing explanations.
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One concept to diagnose. Default: the difference between heat and temperature
The learner's background and course level. Default: introductory secondary school science
The learner's explanation in their own words. Default: A bathtub at 30 degrees Celsius must contain less thermal energy than a cup of water at 60 degrees Celsius because its temperature is lower.
Act as a learning coach diagnosing understanding of the difference between heat and temperature for a learner at introductory secondary school science.
The learner's explanation: A bathtub at 30 degrees Celsius must contain less thermal energy than a cup of water at 60 degrees Celsius because its temperature is lower.
Identify what the explanation gets right, then quote the specific phrase that may reveal a misconception. Describe at most two possible interpretations; do not treat a short answer as proof of the learner's beliefs or ability. Distinguish a vocabulary slip from a conceptual misunderstanding.
Ask one diagnostic question whose possible answers would help tell these interpretations apart. Stop and wait for the learner's response before giving a correction. After the response, explain the relevant idea in a different way, using one concrete counterexample or simple demonstration. Ask the learner to revise the original explanation, then check the revision against the concept. End with one transfer question in a fresh context. Keep the exchange focused on this single gap and avoid claiming mastery from one correct answer.No public examples yet for version 1
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