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ChatGPT: "moral indifference born of unintelligence"
Thursday, May 7, 2020
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Navigating the sneaking sense that students haven’t even read your comments, much less revised their work.
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If you aren't concerned about how your students are using ChatGPT...what about how your colleagues might be using it?
Participation can be hard to encourage and reward in large classes. "Hot seats" simplify participation for instructors and students.
“ChatGPT is learning, and ChatGPT is an infant. In a month, it will be smarter.”
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Keep non-teaching tasks active through the magic of color-coded planning.
What decisions can you make now to avoid making emergency decisions later?
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What do you plan to do over winter break to reflect, rethink, and recharge?
Throw out the flawed institutional student evaluation process in favor of surveys that ask students what you really want to know.
Happy (American) Thanksgiving to all who will celebrate this week!
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