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Evaluating and Interpreting Gender Bias in LLM Feedback: Span-Level Embedding-Based Evidence from Automated Essay Feedback

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This study contributes an interpretable NLP-based method for connecting embedding-level bias detection with pedagogically sensitive evaluation of automated feedback, and argues that this pattern represents pedagogical framing bias.

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