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Most math classes are taught without graphing calculators and when they are used it is minimal. This is fundamentally different. This literally is being people
by dinkumthinkum 4y ago
Most math classes are taught without graphing calculators and when they are used it is minimal. This is fundamentally different. This literally is being people trying to substitute actually know or successfully being evaluated to do anything. The advocates of “bringing down higher education with AI” also consider competence to be “ableism”.
- brookst 4y agoI support using AI in education because it will be in the work environment. It seems insane that anyone would want to teach students on slide rules and typewriters and then send them out to a world of computers and word processors. And I have no idea where your “ableism” comment came from. Just trying to inject some culture war?
- dinkumthinkum 4y agoThis business of “ableism” is comes up all the time with ChatGPT discussions. I don’t know what your slide rule comment means. Even with calculators we expected students to be able to calculate without a calculator. I really don’t see how you expect people to do “complex” tasks if they cannot do simple ones. Is this magic?