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Learning-by-Teaching Stages, Reflection Types and Patterns in Student Maps (Figure 2). We discuss the three<br />

aspects respectively in the following sections.<br />

Learning-by-Teaching Stages<br />

Figure 2. Aspects of Consideration in Designing Agent Prompts Generator<br />

The inquisitive agent tutee system offered a structured approach to help students proceed through the learning-byteaching<br />

activities within four stages (Figure 3), which follow the conceptual stages in practicing tutoring, and<br />

provide different agent prompts through their actions in accordance with the structured stages.<br />

Figure 3. Learning-by-Teaching Stages<br />

As shown in Figure 3, the Familiarization stage is to let students to self-assess their understanding of domain<br />

knowledge and learning difficulties, as well as selecting their metacognitive strategies. The Production stage is to<br />

enable students to teach the agent tutee what they have learned by constructing concept maps and monitoring the<br />

agent tutee’s understandings. The Evaluation stage is to provide students with opportunities to evaluate the<br />

performance of the agent tutee, as well as their own performance. The Post-Task Reflection stage is to promote postpractice<br />

reflection on the learning-by-teaching experiences and the strategies being implemented.<br />

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