Descoberta de padrões sequenciais de aprendizagem em um ambiente voltado ao ensino de algoritmos
Resumo
O presente trabalho analisa de forma qualitativa a utilização da Mineração de Padrões Sequenciais para a descoberta de padrões de aprendizagem em um ambiente voltado ao ensino de algoritmos. A questão a ser enfrentada é como melhorar a experiência de aprendizagem dos alunos por meio da investigação dos padrões de navegação pelos problemas computacionais disponibilizados nesse ambiente. A abordagem proposta é capaz de revelar ao professor como está sendo a experiência de aprendizagem do aluno, de modo que ele possa atuar na prevenção de uma eventual desmotivação em relação à plataforma. A principal contribuição deste trabalho foi mostrar que essa abordagem pode gerar informações valiosas para o professor, como a necessidade de revisar um problema ou de fornecer mais exemplos aos alunos.
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