The Penalty Students Pay for Using AI
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8 Articles
AI can support students in learning - or get in their way. How reliable the results are depends on how AI is used for learning. What mistakes occur when learning with AI - and how to avoid them.
When ChatGPT burst onto the scene four years ago, some professors warned that students might use AI to copy. Now, however, many educators’ fears run much deeper: AI appears to be harming their students’ ability to learn and think independently. The technology is too new and evolving too quickly for there to be definitive long-term data on its impact. However, early evidence from some studies suggests that, when used without clear constraints and…
Are students learning with AI? - Education Review
Students need to learn how to learn with AI Generative AI is rapidly becoming part of how students study, prepare assignments, revise for tests, and work through academic tasks. But much of this use is ad hoc, ill-informed, unstructured, unguided, and poorly managed. Some students try a prompt, see what comes back, change a few words, try again, and hope they eventually get something useful. Some students use AI to complete academic tasks as qui…
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