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The problem is that the school simply didn't teach them about the tool enough, and they taking something that should be just another lesson as disciplinary acti
by thrw42A8N 2y ago
The problem is that the school simply didn't teach them about the tool enough, and they taking something that should be just another lesson as disciplinary action.
Why do you expect children to know math only after months of tries, but understand the perils of AI after hearing one sentence regulation? That's not going to help the kids. You need to spend time practicing using the tool with them, showing them the pitfalls in practice, and only after enough time you can start rating them.
The school handed them a gun and they're Pikachu surprised a kid got shot, and now they're blaming it on the kid that had it in hands - but the school is to blame. And it's certainly not newsworthy, or where is the math exam results article?
- theamk 2y agoThe students are not expected to understand the perils of AI, they are expected to follow the policies the teacher gave them. And the policies were very clear: they can use AI for inspiration and web search, but they cannot use it to write text to be submitted. What you are describing might make sense for "ChatGPT class", but that wasn't it, that was AP History. (And that's how schools work in general: in real life, no one integrates matrixes by hand; and yet calculus classes do not teach CAS systems or their perils)
- thrw42A8N 2y agoThe current trend in education is to blend subjects and methods together and create cohesive interdisciplinary lessons practicing multiple skills at once. "ChatGPT lesson" is the 19th century way.
- result2vino 2y agoWow. Pedantry that almost intentionally misses the point.
- Volundr 2y ago> they taking something that should be just another lesson as disciplinary action. Remember the "disciplinary action" here is giving the student a bad grade, with the opportunity to redo the assignment. Are you seriously asserting they should've gotten a good grade for a paper that cites sources that don't exist? In an advanced placement class no less? If anything they're getting of lighter than students who did a bad job on their own without using AI. I know I was never given a chance to redo a paper I phoned in.
- thrw42A8N 2y agoI know my paper was never in the national news.
- result2vino 2y agoWhy do you think that it’s in the national news!? Can you please re-state your actual view because I’m really not sure of it anymore.
- thrw42A8N 2y agoSomething that can be read 10k kilometers away from the school by people who never met the kid.
- Volundr 2y agoDid your parents sue over it? It's not like the school went running to the media.