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Don’t ban ChatGPT in schools. Teach with it.

Don’t ban ChatGPT in schools. Teach with it. As we all know, ChatGPT has taken the entire world by storm. There hasnt been this much buzz and amazement about some tech for a long...

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Don’t ban ChatGPT in schools. Teach with it.

As we all know, ChatGPT has taken the entire world by storm. There hasnt been this much buzz and amazement about some tech for a long time, and its for a right reason.

But ChatGPT has surpassed everyone expectations, by being able to even pass university tests and creating decent quality content in a matter of seconds.

This has prompted immediate banning in most educational institutions. But is that really the right move? Its appropriate to think of it as a tool to improve research and writing skills, similar to how a calculator would improve the maths class.

Students today are very tech savvy and its almost impossible to keep them away from finding ways to use and misuse ChatGPT, so its better to include it inside the classroom to make it fair for everyone.

  • There can be classes with and without AI. Similar to how some math concepts require calculators (arithmetic, statistics) and others don’t (calculus, geometry).

  • Similar to how we have a plagiarism limit, there can also be a limit set on the ratio of ChatGPT material in the essay vs original.

  • As ChatGPT improves its models, it may be able to be an assistant to student writing papers, and may need interesting and creative prompts to generate better content.

  • To be honest, even teachers can use ChatGPT to create quizzes, essay prompts, and as a grading assistant.

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I love writing, and the point of this activity is to improve my skill, so all my posts are original, however I do love using ChatGPT as a summarizer sometimes for these #newsbits