Struggles with programming
After a few sample lessons, I was impressed. After my partner paid for the 6 month Spanish subscription and dove into further lessons, I was less impressed. I love the vast array of topics covered but don’t like the open-response questions where multiple answers are appropriate but only one is accepted (ex. Using “Somos” or “nos llamamos” for “_________ Adrian y Sofia,” and only “somos” is accepted.) It makes it difficult to know if one is understanding the intended concepts or if we are just learning to beat the “game” so that we may continue to progress in order. Developers should revisit these sections and either a. Make the intended response more clear based on given context or B. Make multiple appropriate responses acceptable.
Education, Education
Open-Response Questions, Content Variety
Negative, Positive
Education - Open-Response Questions - Negative, Education - Content Variety - Positive
### USER:Struggles with programming, After a few sample lessons, I was impressed. After my partner paid for the 6 month Spanish subscription and dove into further lessons, I was less impressed. I love the vast array of topics covered but don’t like the open-response questions where multiple answers are appropriate but only one is accepted (ex. Using “Somos” or “nos llamamos” for “_________ Adrian y Sofia,” and only “somos” is accepted.) It makes it difficult to know if one is understanding the intended concepts or if we are just learning to beat the “game” so that we may continue to progress in order. Developers should revisit these sections and either a. Make the intended response more clear based on given context or B. Make multiple appropriate responses acceptable. ### ASSISTANT: Education - Open-Response Questions - Negative, Education - Content Variety - Positive )))
### Review: title: Struggles with programming, content: After a few sample lessons, I was impressed. After my partner paid for the 6 month Spanish subscription and dove into further lessons, I was less impressed. I love the vast array of topics covered but don’t like the open-response questions where multiple answers are appropriate but only one is accepted (ex. Using “Somos” or “nos llamamos” for “_________ Adrian y Sofia,” and only “somos” is accepted.) It makes it difficult to know if one is understanding the intended concepts or if we are just learning to beat the “game” so that we may continue to progress in order. Developers should revisit these sections and either a. Make the intended response more clear based on given context or B. Make multiple appropriate responses acceptable. ### Analysis: categories: Education, Education, aspects: Open-Response Questions, Content Variety, sentiments: Negative, Positive )))
### Review: title: Struggles with programming, content: After a few sample lessons, I was impressed. After my partner paid for the 6 month Spanish subscription and dove into further lessons, I was less impressed. I love the vast array of topics covered but don’t like the open-response questions where multiple answers are appropriate but only one is accepted (ex. Using “Somos” or “nos llamamos” for “_________ Adrian y Sofia,” and only “somos” is accepted.) It makes it difficult to know if one is understanding the intended concepts or if we are just learning to beat the “game” so that we may continue to progress in order. Developers should revisit these sections and either a. Make the intended response more clear based on given context or B. Make multiple appropriate responses acceptable. ### Analysis: categories: (Education, Education) aspects: (Open-Response Questions, Content Variety) sentiments: (Negative, Positive) )))
Instruction: Extract triplets of category - aspect - sentiment, from the given Input. Each pair should include the category, the specific aspect within that category, and the sentiment expressed towards that aspect. Input: Struggles with programming, After a few sample lessons, I was impressed. After my partner paid for the 6 month Spanish subscription and dove into further lessons, I was less impressed. I love the vast array of topics covered but don’t like the open-response questions where multiple answers are appropriate but only one is accepted (ex. Using “Somos” or “nos llamamos” for “_________ Adrian y Sofia,” and only “somos” is accepted.) It makes it difficult to know if one is understanding the intended concepts or if we are just learning to beat the “game” so that we may continue to progress in order. Developers should revisit these sections and either a. Make the intended response more clear based on given context or B. Make multiple appropriate responses acceptable. Output: Education - Open-Response Questions - Negative, Education - Content Variety - Positive $$$