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Argument Graph Supported Multi-Level Approach for Argumentative Writing Assistance

Argument Graph Supported Multi-Level Approach for Argumentative Writing Assistance
论证图支持多层次的议论文写作辅助方法
批准号:
2302564
负责人:
Lu Wang
金额:
$84.98万
依托单位国家:
美国
项目类别:
Standard Grant
财政年份:
2023
资助国家:
美国
项目状态:
未结题
起止时间:
2023-08-01 至 2026-07-31

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中文摘要
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议论文写作的熟练程度有助于一个人在学术和职业上取得成功。然而,国家成绩单显示,大多数青少年不擅长论证,在理解论点和撰写全面的文章方面经常遇到困难。传统的议论文写作教学方法往往要求学生在收到反馈之前练习一整篇文章,从而错失了对学生所经历的每一个困难因素的刻意练习机会。另一方面,尽管形成性和个性化的反馈有助于提高学生的逻辑写作技能,但它需要教师付出大量的努力,并导致反馈的延迟。这个项目将对人工智能和人机交互能力产生新的见解,以加强学生对议论文写作的学习。这项研究将促进人们对议论文写作和议论文学习方式的理解。该项目将通过开发论元挖掘和论元质量测量技术来提高自然语言处理的最新水平。所开发的议论文写作工具可以广泛应用于许多领域,从而为任何想要提高议论文写作技能的人提供了学习和练习的机会。该项目还将促进STEM教育的多样性,重点是吸引和指导计算机科学领域的妇女和代表性不足的少数群体。调查结果、开放源码和议论文写作辅助系统将通过密歇根大学的各种推广活动向公众展示和分发。具体地说,这个项目将研究有效和可扩展的议论文写作教学方法。将探索三个主要的研究推动力。首先,将建立一个个性化的议论文写作辅导系统。Argable有两种学习模式:(1)样例学习;(2)练习并获得反馈,每种模式都包含针对不同论证技能的练习机会和可操作的反馈。第二,将研究新的自然语言处理和机器学习模型,以实现多层次的论点理解和可解释的文章质量测量。为了更准确地提取论元结构,研究了捕捉远距离关系的新的表征学习方法。将使用图形表示编码方法来支持在多个级别上提供反馈。还将建立修改建议检索系统,为初学者提供具体的写作改进意见。最后,评估将与在密歇根大学安娜堡和迪尔伯恩校区教授议论文写作的教师合作进行,以评估ARGUABE的有效性。该奖项反映了NSF的法定使命,并通过使用基金会的智力优势和更广泛的影响审查标准进行评估,被认为值得支持。
英文摘要
Proficiency in argumentative writing contributes to one's academic and professional success. However, the Nation's Report Card shows that most adolescents are not skilled in argumentation and frequently experience difficulty when comprehending arguments and constructing well-rounded essays. Traditional teaching approaches for argumentative writing often require students to practice writing a whole essay before receiving feedback, missing deliberate practice opportunities on each difficulty factor that the students experience. On the other hand, while formative and personalized feedback is useful in improving students' logical writing skills, it requires substantive efforts by instructors and causes delays in feedback. This project will generate new insights into artificial intelligence and human-computer interaction capabilities for enhancing student learning of argumentative writing. The proposed research will advance the understanding of how people learn argumentative writing and argumentation. The project will improve the state-of-the-art in natural language processing by developing techniques for argument mining and argument quality measurement. The developed argumentative writing tools can be broadly applicable to many domains, thus providing learning and practice opportunities to anyone who wants to improve their argumentative writing skills. This project will also promote STEM education diversity with a focus on attracting and mentoring women and underrepresented minorities in computer science. The findings, open-source codes, and argumentative writing assistance system will be demonstrated and distributed to the public through various outreach activities at the University of Michigan. Concretely, this project will investigate efficient and scalable pedagogical approaches for argumentative writing. Three main research thrusts will be explored. First, a personalized argumentative writing tutoring system, ARGUABLE, will be built. ARGUABLE is designed with two learning modes: (1) learning with examples, and (2) practicing and getting feedback, each containing practice opportunities and actionable feedback targeting different argumentation skills. Second, novel natural language processing and machine learning models will be investigated to enable multi-level argument understanding and interpretable essay quality measurement. Novel representation learning methods that capture long-distance relations are investigated to extract argument structures more accurately. Graphical representation encoding methods will be used to support feedback provision at multiple levels. A revision suggestion retrieval system will also be built to support novice students with concrete ideas for writing improvement. Finally, evaluations will be conducted in collaboration with instructors who teach argumentative writing at the Ann Arbor and the Dearborn campuses of the University of Michigan, to assess the effectiveness of ARGUABLE.This award reflects NSF's statutory mission and has been deemed worthy of support through evaluation using the Foundation's intellectual merit and broader impacts review criteria.
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