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When Youth Enter The Chat: An Epistemic Shift in the Validation of LLM-Based Measures of Student Talk
LLMs are being used increasingly to measure aspects of student discourse (e.g. talk moves, collaboration, equity of voice) at scale. Typically, LLM-based measures of student talk use transcriptions of classroom conversations that only include verbal contributions, which de-contextualize student language. Common practices for validating these measures include comparing outputs against expert annotations by adults, using held out evaluation sets and F1 scores. We argue that these approaches are insufficient to ensure that such measures are meaningful and equitable for teaching and learning, part
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- arXiv · AI, language, vision and robotics · 2026-08-24T19:25:12.000Z
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