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ESTIMATED HANDS-ON TIME40–60 min
You are ready to continue when
Terminology is consistent, sentences are clear, figures and tables are formatted, and any AI language assistance is logged.
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Key guidance
- Create a short terminology list (preferred terms, abbreviations defined at first use) and apply it throughout.
- Use past tense for what the included studies did and found; present tense for what the evidence suggests.
- Calibrate claims to the evidence: “suggests”, “is associated with” and “indicates” instead of “proves”.
- Accept language-tool suggestions one by one. Reject changes that alter technical meaning or citations.
- Read the paper aloud or in a different format (printed / PDF) to catch errors you no longer see on screen.
Needs revision
Over-claimed: “AI feedback improves programming performance.”
Stronger
Calibrated: “Two small pilot studies reported higher immediate test scores with AI hints, but no study assessed retention, so effects on learning remain uncertain.”
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