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How Well Can LLMs Simulate Real Learner Evaluations of Educational Feedback?
While recent studies have explored human behavior and preference simulation using large language models (LLMs), it remains unclear how well LLMs can simulate subjective evaluations from real learners in educational settings. We investigate this question using real learner evaluation data on feedback
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