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In reply to the discussion: This is what I'm dealing with: Assignment I gave to one of my classes..... [View all]Grim Chieftain
(1,644 posts)32. Agree completely
I am a retired professor. I noticed in the last years of my tenure, I had to "dumb down" my lectures each year. Perhaps it's social media, the internet, texting, whatever, but many students today are less engaged and less intellectually curious than they once were.
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This is what I'm dealing with: Assignment I gave to one of my classes..... [View all]
Coventina
15 hrs ago
OP
They don't have to buy a report. All they have to do is use a free dumbing-down tool from one of
highplainsdem
13 hrs ago
#15
Teaching is challenging, and an existentially important profession. What the AI companies have done to it is
highplainsdem
13 hrs ago
#29
But only if he has a multimillionaire father who is willing to bankroll all his failures! 🤣
ShazzieB
12 hrs ago
#33
and "I wasted my whole weekend studying when I could have been having a good time!"
erronis
14 hrs ago
#8
And "teaching to the test" where tests have become easier to grade - multiple choices, etc.
erronis
13 hrs ago
#21
and his definition of "go out of my way to find the research" is probably ask chatGPT. (n/t)
thesquanderer
13 hrs ago
#17
Since many students gravitate to AI's as their first source of information ...
SomewhereInTheMiddle
2 hrs ago
#59
Tell the student they can get five points of credit on the assignment...
littlemissmartypants
14 hrs ago
#9
When I was in Catechism class and I failed to pay attention I got a ruler across the hand.
Jacson6
14 hrs ago
#11
You didn't mention whether the student was male or female. I would guess it was a male.
flashman13
12 hrs ago
#31