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ChatGPT and the Classroom

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In teaching
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On June 2, 2023
By Gerald, via Pixabay The Chronicle of Higher Education recently ran a piece by Owen Kichizo Terry, an undergraduate at Columbia University, on how college students are successfully using ChatGPT to produce their essays. The more effective, and increasingly popular, strategy is to have the...

Student Silence

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On September 25, 2007

Chris Bertram at CT is asking for suggestions regarding a constant and difficult problem for those of us who teach undergraduates for a living. There's obviously no one silver bullet.

Brin

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In fiction , teaching
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On September 19, 2007
Fascinating; I find out that David Brin has a Daily Kos diary and a blog on the same day that I teach David Brin's Thor Meets Captain America in National Security Policy. It's interesting, because I've been assigning that story for years, but I'd never...

Yikes

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On August 13, 2007

Like most teachers, I'm sure, I have the occasional -- and one hopes irrational -- dream that my students have arrayed themselves against me in ways that may or may.

Courses Without Degrees

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In teaching , university
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On February 22, 2007
Indeed, it's now remarkable easy to construct a course such that the benefits (other than the degree) are pretty much non-exclusive. In my Defense Statecraft course, for example, anyone could participate on the blog and follow along with the syllabus. Were I not as lazy...
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