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i would've been that student, and now i teach creative writing to kids in my free time. we use pen and paper to write poems. but if i were an english teacher a
by greenie_beans 4y ago
i would've been that student, and now i teach creative writing to kids in my free time. we use pen and paper to write poems.
but if i were an english teacher assigning research-like papers, i'd definitely incorporate chatgpt responses into my assignments. make them write a draft with chatgpt3 then revise it themselves in class with pen and paper. then write a version in their own words without plagiarizing the chatgpt version, but they can only use google docs or some format that can track changes, so the teacher can see the process. or something like that — it would need some iterating and real-world feedback.
- aliqot 4y ago>but if i were an english teacher assigning research-like papers, i'd definitely incorporate chatgpt responses into my assignments. now THAT is a creative thing to do. I like that. I suppose the calculator version would be to do something like: "here is a simple graph plot, create an equation that produces a similar plot" Wish there were more teachers like you embracing this stuff as a tool rather than doing your best to design a curriculum to 'defeat' it.