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Erkenntnisse aus der Lehrforschung zum Thema Eye Tracking – 1. Quartal 2026

Mithilfe von Eye Tracking konnte aufgezeigt werden, wie Lernende, Lehrkräfte und Schüler Informationen in Echtzeit in den Bereichen VR, Video, Mathematik, Naturwissenschaften und Sprachen verarbeiten. Die Studien erfassten Aufmerksamkeit, Fixationsmuster, Blickübergänge und Pupillenreaktionen, um Unterschiede hinsichtlich kognitiver Belastung, Engagement, Leseverhalten, Problemlösung und Beobachtung im Unterricht aufzuzeigen. In mehreren Fällen deckten die Augenbewegungen Prozessveränderungen auf, die sich allein anhand herkömmlicher Bewertungsergebnisse nicht erkennen ließen, und lieferten so ein präziseres Bild davon, wie sich der Lernprozess vollzieht.

  1. 1. Integrating virtual reality and eye-tracking as a gamified assessment tool for self-regulated learning
  2. 2. The effectiveness of local instructional strategies for early reading
  3. 3. Developing repeating pattern recognition in at-risk first graders: an eye-tracking evaluation of a support program
  4. 4. Investigating eye tracking metrics involved in organic chemistry question – solving processes of pre-service science teachers
  5. 5. How field independence/dependence and immersion tendency affect spatial ability training in VR environments: An empirical study
  6. 6. The impact of AI-enhanced interactive learning environments on EFL teachers’ computational thinking pedagogical knowledge: a multi-arm longitudinal experimental study
  7. 7. Profiling spatial imagination in exceptionally gifted pupils using mobile eye-tracking
  8. 8. How Children See Geometric Shapes: Eye-Movement Evidence of Developing Structural Reasoning
  9. 9. Visualization enhances problem solving in multiqubit systems
  10. 10. Critical reading in design education: Effects of layout on experts’ and novices’ visual attention and reading performance
  11. 11. Visual Attention in Real Classrooms: A Study with Eye-Tracking in Urban and Rural Schools of Chile
  12. 12. Examining the role of drawing construction and use in mathematical modelling – an eye-tracking study
  13. 13. Eye-tracking insights into EFL learners’ cognitive engagement in VR-based tourism English courses
  14. 14. Food Preferences and Energy Intake During Academic Tasks Using Cycling Desks at Different Intensities in University Students
  15. 15. Instructor Visibility in Educational Videos: The Effect of User‐Controlled Visibility on Cognitive Load, Social Presence and Learning Performance—An Eye‐Tracking Study
  16. 16. Gaze patterns reveal difficulty levels in the resolution of mathematical tasks
  17. 17. Visual attention, perception, and performance of international students in EMI lectures with automatic live intralingual subtitles
  18. 18. Maximizing Learning: Lesson-Related Wall Decorations Support Learning While Unrelated Decorations Do Not Hinder It
  19. 19. How is preservice teachers’ gaze during classroom observation connected to their assessments of teaching quality? A controlled study in screen-based and immersive video environments
  20. 20. Learning quantum properties with informationally redundant external representations: An eye-tracking study
  21. 21. Effects of affective vs. instructional teacher scaffolding on preschoolers’ emotional engagement and social attention in picturebook reading
  22. 22. The importance of attention for variation in learning to learn
  23. 23. Attentive fidelity and the coordination of attentive and conceptual processes in learning from mathematics videos lessons
  24. 24. Functionality, safety and usability of a digital platform supporting executive functions in children with specific educational support needs
  25. 25. Do hatchmarks affect the use of the benchmark strategy in number line estimation tasks with fractions? An eyetracking study
  26. 26. The study of preferred side wall colours in multi-screen personal learning spaces based on students’ visual fatigue
  27. 27. Synergising Computational and Design Thinking in Design Education: A Dual‐Process Framework to Enhancing Creativity and Appropriateness

Integrating virtual reality and eye-tracking as a gamified assessment tool for self-regulated learning

März 27, 2026David Vanecek, Inam Ur Rehman & Martin DobiasEducation and Information Technologies

Virtual reality (VR) provides immersive learning experiences, yet accurately assessing self-regulated learning (SRL) within these environments remains a significant challenge. Traditional subjective and post hoc assessment techniques frequently fail to capture the dynamic, real-time nature of SRL processes. Unlike prior research that typically integrates multimodal traces, such as logs, physiological data, or eye-tracking, in controlled laboratory settings, we propose a novel approach that seamlessly embeds eye-tracking data as an intrinsic, real-time in...

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The effectiveness of local instructional strategies for early reading

März 23, 2026Yuko Goto Butler & Eiichi OkazawaGlobal Challenges Facing Early Language Teaching

Although communicative language teaching is widely promoted, many educators in Japan still use traditional instructional strategies. Since Japanese is a non-alphabetic, vertically read language, it differs greatly from English, making it challenging for teachers to identify effective methods for teaching English reading to children. Responding to concerns raised by primary school English teachers, this chapter examines a study focused on two emergent reading strategies – finger tracking and synchronised reading. Finger tracking is thought to aid attentio...

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Developing repeating pattern recognition in at-risk first graders: an eye-tracking evaluation of a support program

März 18, 2026Lukas BaumannsEducational Studies in Mathematics

First-graders’ patterning skills are a robust predictor of later mathematics achievement, underscoring the need to support these skills early, particularly for students at risk of developing mathematical difficulties. Although previous studies have demonstrated the general benefits of patterning instruction, they have rarely examined qualitative shifts in the processes involved. We investigated whether a one-to-one support program could (a) shift pattern-recognition processes (as inferred through eye movements), (b) lower error rates, and (c) shorten res...

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Investigating eye tracking metrics involved in organic chemistry question – solving processes of pre-service science teachers

März 18, 2026Büşra Baybaş Doğan & Cemal TosunInternational Journal of Science Education

The objective of this study was to investigate pre-service science teachers’ question-solving processes in organic chemistry using eye-tracking technology. The study involved 51 students from a science education programme at a state university. The findings showed that participants’ attention, visit duration, and frequency varied according to cognitive load, problem complexity, and prior knowledge. Despite focused attention to some questions, substandard performance suggested superficial conceptual understanding and inadequate visuospatial processing. Af...

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How field independence/dependence and immersion tendency affect spatial ability training in VR environments: An empirical study

März 15, 2026Xuan Di & Xudong ZhengEducation and Information Technologies

While virtual reality (VR) holds considerable promise for spatial ability training, its effectiveness is highly variable across individuals. Guided by the Cognitive Affective Model of Immersive Learning (CAMIL), this study examines how two key individual traits, cognitive style (field-independent vs. field-dependent) and immersion tendency, jointly shape spatial learning outcomes in a desktop VR environment. In a 2 × 2 between-subjects experiment, 101 university students completed spatial tasks in a desktop virtual reality environment, with eye-tracking ...

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The impact of AI-enhanced interactive learning environments on EFL teachers’ computational thinking pedagogical knowledge: a multi-arm longitudinal experimental study

März 14, 2026Xiang Xu & Akbar BahariInteractive Learning Environments

Despite growing AI integration into language education, evidence on how AI-enhanced interactive learning environments (AI-ILEs) cultivate EFL teachers' computational thinking pedagogical knowledge (CTPK) remains limited. This explanatory sequential mixed-methods study embedded a multi-arm randomized controlled trial within five Chinese universities. Quantitatively, 125 postgraduate EFL teachers were randomly assigned (1:1:1:1:1; block randomization stratified by site, experience, gender) to four AI-ILE interventions—Instructional Decomposition/Collaborat...

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Profiling spatial imagination in exceptionally gifted pupils using mobile eye-tracking

März 6, 2026Jana Slezáková, Jana Škrabánková & Stanislav PopelkaCogent Education

The study examines spatial imagination in exceptionally gifted pupils of primary schools. Spatial imagination has been repeatedly identified as an important cognitive factor for success in STEM subjects, yet research in this area remains limited. Our research sought to determine how gifted pupils employ logical-mathematical and spatial intelligence in problem-solving. We formulated three goals: to assess the influence of giftedness on problem-solving strategies, to identify mental representations used during these processes, and to detect patterns of vis...

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How Children See Geometric Shapes: Eye-Movement Evidence of Developing Structural Reasoning

März 1, 2026Maryam Zolfaghari, Maryam Zolfaghari, Karl Wesley Kosko, Karl Wesley Kosko, Hadi Rahmati & Hadi RahmatiEducation Sciences

This study investigates how young children’s geometric reasoning develops through the act of drawing, examining how their eye movements, actions, and verbal explanations interact to reveal emerging structural awareness. Grounded in a developmental framework of structural reasoning, the study extends this model from static visual products to the dynamic processes involved in constructing geometric figures. Using an exploratory qualitative case study design, three children (ages 5.5–7.5) completed line, circle, and rectangle drawing tasks while their gaze ...

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Visualization enhances problem solving in multiqubit systems

März 1, 2026Jonas Bley, Jonas Bley, Eva Rexigel, Alda Arias, Lars Krupp, Lars Krupp, Nikolas Longen, Paul Lukowicz, Paul Lukowicz, Stefan Küchemann, Jochen Kuhn, Maximilian Kiefer-Emmanouilidis, Maximilian Kiefer-Emmanouilidis & Artur WideraPhysical Review Physics Education Research

Quantum information science (QIS) is a vast, diverse, and abstract field. In consequence, learners face many challenges. Science, technology, engineering, and mathematics education research has found that visualizations are valuable for aiding learners in complex matters. The conditions under which visualizations pose benefits are largely unexplored in QIS education. In this eye-tracking study, we examine the conditions under which the visualization of multiqubit systems with the dimensional circle notation (DCN) in addition to the mathematical symbolic ...

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Critical reading in design education: Effects of layout on experts’ and novices’ visual attention and reading performance

März 1, 2026Yongchun Mao, Chuang Chen, Yiyu Deng & Zihao CaoThinking Skills and Creativity

This study constructs a three-layer theoretical framework for critical reading aiming to explore the visual attention and reading performance of design students in critical reading. Specifically, we compared the performance of expert (more than three years) and novice (less than four months) design students when reading different layout configurations of a product design plan. A total of 80 participants, 40 experts and 40 novices, were recruited from a Chinese university. Using a 2 (expertise: expert vs. novice) × 2 (layout: text-image proximity vs. text...

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Visual Attention in Real Classrooms: A Study with Eye-Tracking in Urban and Rural Schools of Chile

März 1, 2026Marco Villalta-Paucar & Jéssica Verónica Rebolledo-EtchepareJournal of Eye Movement Research

Student gaze behavior has been scarcely studied in real Latin American primary school classrooms. The objective of this study is to analyze the relationship between primary students' eye behavior and cognitive development in urban and rural contexts. A quantitative method was employed, including 126 primary school students aged 6 to 8 years old, from urban and rural schools in Chile. Raven's Colored Progressive Matrices (CPM) measured cognitive development, and students' eye behavior was recorded during a real class using eye-tracking glasses. Eye behavi...

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  • Tobii Pro Lab

Examining the role of drawing construction and use in mathematical modelling – an eye-tracking study

Februar 27, 2026Oliver Baumann, Pia Gödecke, Jascha Quarder, Stanislaw Schukajlow, Maike Schindler & Johanna SchoenherrZDM – Mathematics Education

Learner-generated drawing has been identified as an approach to support mathematical modelling, especially in geometry problems. However, previous findings have been mixed, suggesting a drawing’s effectiveness depends on the quality of the drawing (i.e. drawing accuracy) and the quality of drawing processes. The aim of this research was to investigate students’ drawing processes while solving modelling problems and their relation to drawing accuracy and modelling performance. We employed a sequential mixed-method design using an eye-tracking methodology ...

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Eye-tracking insights into EFL learners’ cognitive engagement in VR-based tourism English courses

Februar 16, 2026Liwei Hsu, Yen-jung Chen & Li-meng ChuangComputer Assisted Language Learning

This study examined how cognitive engagement differs between immersive virtual reality (IVR) and non-immersive virtual reality (NIVR) environments among English as a Foreign Language (EFL) learners in a Tourism English course. A total of 105 EFL learners were randomly assigned to three conditions: IVR (n = 35), NIVR (n = 35), and a traditional e-learning control group (n = 35). Cognitive engagement was measured using eye-tracking technology, specifically total fixation duration (TFD) and total fixation count (TFC). Learning outcomes were assessed through...

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Food Preferences and Energy Intake During Academic Tasks Using Cycling Desks at Different Intensities in University Students

Februar 16, 2026François Dupont, Alexandere-Charles Gauthier, Vicky Drapeau, Roseane De Fátima Guimarães & Marie-Eve MathieuAmerican Journal of Health Education

The increasing prevalence of sedentary behavior in college and university settings highlights the need to explore alternative solutions, such as active desk. However, little is known about the impact of using active desks on other lifestyle habits, such as nutrition. To examine how cycling desks at light and moderate intensity affect energy intake and food preferences during academic tasks among university students. Using a randomized crossover design, 18 university students completed tasks under three conditions: seated, light-intensity cycling, and mod...

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Instructor Visibility in Educational Videos: The Effect of User‐Controlled Visibility on Cognitive Load, Social Presence and Learning Performance—An Eye‐Tracking Study

Februar 12, 2026Mustafa Alpsülün & Yalın Kılıç TürelJournal of Computer Assisted Learning

Background Educational videos are increasingly used in higher education as they provide simultaneous visual and auditory information. However, the role of instructor visibility in such videos remains debated. While constant visibility can foster social presence, it may also increase cognitive load, whereas lack of visibility can reduce distraction but limit social connectedness. User‐controlled visibility is a relatively new approach with the potential to balance these effects, yet it has been scarcely examined with objective measures such as eye‐tracki...

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Gaze patterns reveal difficulty levels in the resolution of mathematical tasks

Februar 4, 2026Tamara Díaz-Chang & Elizabeth-H ArredondoTeaching Mathematics and its Applications An International Journal of the IMA

Abstract This article presents the findings of a mixed-methods research study that investigated students’ ocular activity while they engaged with a video-based mathematical task focused on infinite iterative processes. The objective of this study was to examine potential correlations between ocular activity metrics captured via the eye-tracking technique and varying levels of task difficulty associated with unconscious cognitive processing during learning. The difficulty level categories were established based on two types of criteria: a subjective one, ...

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Visual attention, perception, and performance of international students in EMI lectures with automatic live intralingual subtitles

Februar 3, 2026Yanou Van Gauwbergen, Isabelle S. Robert & Iris SchrijverTranslation Spaces

This article presents a study that examines how international university students perform in English Medium Instruction (EMI) lectures with live intralingual subtitles, or lectures in which the lecturer’s words are subtitled in real time in the same language as the speaker. It investigates which study variables are predictive of the students’ performance, taking into account perception, visual attention and cognitive load. Two one-hour simulated Research Methodology lectures were examined to determine the effects of live subtitling. The lectures were in ...

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Maximizing Learning: Lesson-Related Wall Decorations Support Learning While Unrelated Decorations Do Not Hinder It

Februar 1, 2026Paula Ríos-López, Paula Ríos-López, Elena Selezneva, Annette Schmitt, Jörn Borke, Nicole Wetzel, Nicole Wetzel & Nicole WetzelDevelopmental Psychology

During a lesson, children must pay attention to relevant information while they also have to ignore distractors. This study investigated attention in 36 neurotypical children (M = 8.5 years; 19 female, 17 male; 36 White) during the lesson with lesson-related decorations, with unrelated decorations, and with empty walls. Overt attention was recorded via eye-tracking glasses. Postlesson learning was measured directly after the lesson and 1 week later. Children looked more to the lesson-related compared with lesson-unrelated decorations, and more to the tea...

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How is preservice teachers’ gaze during classroom observation connected to their assessments of teaching quality? A controlled study in screen-based and immersive video environments

Februar 1, 2026Tosca Daltoè, Tosca Daltoè, Tobias Appel, Philipp Stark, Birgit Brucker, Anika Dreher, Benjamin Fauth, Benjamin Fauth, Marita Friesen, Peter Gerjets, Linn Hansen, Ulrich Trautwein, Richard Göllner & Richard GöllnerLearning and Instruction

Background Teaching quality is commonly assessed through classroom observation. However, observer ratings of teaching quality frequently exhibit limited psychometric quality. Beyond evaluating the ratings themselves, exploring the observation process and the design of the video environment may offer valuable insights into conditions that enhance rating accuracy. Aims This study explored the classroom observation process of preservice teachers using eye-tracking technology and examined how their gaze behavior relates to the accuracy of their teaching-qual...

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Learning quantum properties with informationally redundant external representations: An eye-tracking study

Februar 1, 2026Eva Rexigel, Linda Qerimi, Jonas Bley, Sarah Malone, Stefan Küchemann & Jochen KuhnPhysical Review Physics Education Research

Recent research indicates that the use of Multiple External Representations (MERs) has the potential to support learning, especially in complex scientific areas, such as quantum physics. In particular, the provision of informationally redundant external representations can have advantageous effects on learning outcomes. This is of special relevance for quantum education, where various external representations are available, and their effective use is recognized as crucial to student learning. However, research on the effects of informationally redundant ...

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Effects of affective vs. instructional teacher scaffolding on preschoolers’ emotional engagement and social attention in picturebook reading

Februar 1, 2026Sifan Wu, Tao Song & Tao SongFrontiers in Psychology

Introduction: Emotional support is increasingly recognized as a critical component of effective early childhood education, yet empirical evidence comparing different scaffolding styles during classroom activities remains limited. This study examined how affective versus instructional teacher scaffolding shapes preschool children's emotional engagement during electronic storybook reading.Methods: Forty-one children aged 4-6 years from one preschool were assigned by class to either an affective-scaffolding or instructional-scaffolding condition. Children's...

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The importance of attention for variation in learning to learn

Februar 1, 2026Nash Unsworth & Ashley L. MillerJournal of Memory and Language

Individual differences in learning to learn were examined in two studies. Participants performed a paired associates learning task across multiple trials. During learning task-evoked pupillary responses (as a measure of the intensity of attention) and fluctuations in baseline pupillary diameter (as a measure of arousal regulation) were measured. Participants were also presented with thought-probes to assess off-task thoughts and the consistency of attention during learning. Participants also completed measures of working memory and long-term memory, and ...

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Attentive fidelity and the coordination of attentive and conceptual processes in learning from mathematics videos lessons

Februar 1, 2026Aaron Weinberg, Jason Martin & Michael A TallmanActa Psychologica

This study examined the relationship between students' visual attention and their mathematical reasoning during video-based instruction. Applying a mixed methods contrasting case design, we investigated two undergraduate students' perceptual behaviors using the construct of attentive fidelity, which quantifies the alignment between viewers' gaze patterns and conceptually germane features of a video. We analyzed eye-tracking data to characterize each student's attentive patterns and conducted semi-structured interviews to probe the meanings students const...

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Functionality, safety and usability of a digital platform supporting executive functions in children with specific educational support needs

Januar 31, 2026Cristina Costescu, Paula Ferreira, Aristides Ferreira, Carmen David, Gerardo Herrera, Ilona Heldal, Are Dæhlen, Attila Kovari, Joana Brito, Joana Campos, Lucía Vera, Diana Stilwell, Sara Lopes, Teodor Traian Stefanut, Serge Thill, Marcos L. P. Bueno, Pim Haselager, Thomasin Coggins, Marcos Fernández & Adrian RosanJournal of Enabling Technologies

Purpose This study examines the usability, acceptability and technical implementation of an adaptive digital platform that supports executive functions and emotion regulation in children with specific educational support needs (SESN), aiming to facilitate their personal, social, and academic growth. Design/methodology/approach A process of co-design was followed for the definition of the functionality of the digital platform, including the participation of focus groups of teachers working with children with SESN and the participation of independent pane...

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Do hatchmarks affect the use of the benchmark strategy in number line estimation tasks with fractions? An eyetracking study

Januar 23, 2026Andreas Obersteiner, Anselm Strohmaier, Michael D’Erchie, Sabrina Schwarzmeier, Martha Wagner Alibali & Vijay MarupudiZDM – Mathematics Education

The number line is frequently used to represent number magnitudes, including fractions. Visual hatchmarks can enhance performance in number line estimation tasks, but their effectiveness may depend on specific item features. It remains unclear how hatchmarks influence individuals’ use of the benchmark strategy, in which reference points are used for orientation. This study addresses this gap using eye tracking. We recorded 63 adults’ eye movements while they solved fraction number line estimation tasks on a computer. Line segments were marked with 0 and ...

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The study of preferred side wall colours in multi-screen personal learning spaces based on students’ visual fatigue

Januar 23, 2026Qixuan Ren, Yang Guan, Yuanyuan Zhao, Wei Huang & Li PengArchitectural Science Review

In multi-screen personal learning spaces, prolonged exposure to electronic screens and complex lighting environments can worsen students’ visual fatigue. However, existing research on classroom lighting optimization primarily focuses on traditional or single-screen environments. This study investigates the relationship between environmental colour and students’ visual fatigue within multi-screen personal learning spaces. Six side wall colours were tested in the simulation. Eye movement data were recorded using the Tobii Pro Glasses 2 eye tracker, and the...

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Synergising Computational and Design Thinking in Design Education: A Dual‐Process Framework to Enhancing Creativity and Appropriateness

Januar 21, 2026Weizhen Wang, Yufan Yang & Yuan FangInternational Journal of Art and Design Education

Abstract This study addressed the critical challenge of integrating computational thinking (CT) and design thinking (DT) in design education, a necessity further amplified by the rapid proliferation of generative artificial intelligence (AI) to enhance both creativity and appropriateness in design outcomes. Grounded in cognitive theory, a novel dual‐process framework is proposed and validated, synergising CT's algorithmic rigour with DT's iterative empathy within a structured two‐dimensional ontology space. In an experiment on fashion pattern design, AI ...

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  1. 1. Integrating virtual reality and eye-tracking as a gamified assessment tool for self-regulated learning
  2. 2. The effectiveness of local instructional strategies for early reading
  3. 3. Developing repeating pattern recognition in at-risk first graders: an eye-tracking evaluation of a support program
  4. 4. Investigating eye tracking metrics involved in organic chemistry question – solving processes of pre-service science teachers
  5. 5. How field independence/dependence and immersion tendency affect spatial ability training in VR environments: An empirical study
  6. 6. The impact of AI-enhanced interactive learning environments on EFL teachers’ computational thinking pedagogical knowledge: a multi-arm longitudinal experimental study
  7. 7. Profiling spatial imagination in exceptionally gifted pupils using mobile eye-tracking
  8. 8. How Children See Geometric Shapes: Eye-Movement Evidence of Developing Structural Reasoning
  9. 9. Visualization enhances problem solving in multiqubit systems
  10. 10. Critical reading in design education: Effects of layout on experts’ and novices’ visual attention and reading performance
  11. 11. Visual Attention in Real Classrooms: A Study with Eye-Tracking in Urban and Rural Schools of Chile
  12. 12. Examining the role of drawing construction and use in mathematical modelling – an eye-tracking study
  13. 13. Eye-tracking insights into EFL learners’ cognitive engagement in VR-based tourism English courses
  14. 14. Food Preferences and Energy Intake During Academic Tasks Using Cycling Desks at Different Intensities in University Students
  15. 15. Instructor Visibility in Educational Videos: The Effect of User‐Controlled Visibility on Cognitive Load, Social Presence and Learning Performance—An Eye‐Tracking Study
  16. 16. Gaze patterns reveal difficulty levels in the resolution of mathematical tasks
  17. 17. Visual attention, perception, and performance of international students in EMI lectures with automatic live intralingual subtitles
  18. 18. Maximizing Learning: Lesson-Related Wall Decorations Support Learning While Unrelated Decorations Do Not Hinder It
  19. 19. How is preservice teachers’ gaze during classroom observation connected to their assessments of teaching quality? A controlled study in screen-based and immersive video environments
  20. 20. Learning quantum properties with informationally redundant external representations: An eye-tracking study
  21. 21. Effects of affective vs. instructional teacher scaffolding on preschoolers’ emotional engagement and social attention in picturebook reading
  22. 22. The importance of attention for variation in learning to learn
  23. 23. Attentive fidelity and the coordination of attentive and conceptual processes in learning from mathematics videos lessons
  24. 24. Functionality, safety and usability of a digital platform supporting executive functions in children with specific educational support needs
  25. 25. Do hatchmarks affect the use of the benchmark strategy in number line estimation tasks with fractions? An eyetracking study
  26. 26. The study of preferred side wall colours in multi-screen personal learning spaces based on students’ visual fatigue
  27. 27. Synergising Computational and Design Thinking in Design Education: A Dual‐Process Framework to Enhancing Creativity and Appropriateness
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