2014 | OriginalPaper | Chapter
Individual Learning
Author : Mihai Dascalu
Published in: Analyzing Discourse and Text Complexity for Learning and Collaborating
Publisher: Springer International Publishing
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This chapter addresses individual learning by firstly considering the multiple facets of cohesion and coherence, their links to comprehension and textual complexity, also grounding a computational view to be discussed later (see 4.1 Measures of Cohesion and Local Coherence). Afterwards, in tight relation to Figure 1 from the Overview of Theoretical Aspects, textual complexity is regarded from a computational perspective, highlighting multiple approaches. Later on, self-explanations, seen as specific learner productions, are used to support the learning process by making it more efficient and more focused on comprehension (McNamara 2004).