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Fluency Without Evidence: Constraint-First Design and the Limits of Self-Report in AI-Assisted Learning
A generative AI teaching partner should support reasoning over supplying conclusions; however, this has not been tested against learning in an authentic course. Drawing on design-based research, we specify the position as a conjecture map and report a first design cycle in two graduate-level researc
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