> Students in the Codex group made more progress during the seven sessions of training and finished significantly more tasks (91%) than the Baseline group (79%).
I expected this
> On the Immediate Post-test that was conducted a day after the training sessions, both groups performed similarly on coding tasks (Codex: 61%, Baseline: 63%) and multiple-choice questions (Codex: 49%, Baseline: 42%).
> However, on the Retention Post-test that was conducted a week later, the Codex group was able to retain what they learned slightly better on the coding tasks (Codex: 59%, Baseline: 50%) and multiple-choice questions (Codex: 44%, Baseline: 35%).
However, this completely surprised me. I assumed there would be an over-reliance on AI in the test group
I expected this
> On the Immediate Post-test that was conducted a day after the training sessions, both groups performed similarly on coding tasks (Codex: 61%, Baseline: 63%) and multiple-choice questions (Codex: 49%, Baseline: 42%).
> However, on the Retention Post-test that was conducted a week later, the Codex group was able to retain what they learned slightly better on the coding tasks (Codex: 59%, Baseline: 50%) and multiple-choice questions (Codex: 44%, Baseline: 35%).
However, this completely surprised me. I assumed there would be an over-reliance on AI in the test group