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AI-based scoring systematically underestimates conceptual understanding of linguistically weak students' explanations in physics
Students' explanations of scientific phenomena provide important evidence of their conceptual understanding. However, because conceptual understanding can only be inferred through language rather than observed directly, distinguishing conceptual understanding from linguistic quality represents a fun
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