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The Leading Indicator: AI in Education Issue Eleven

Artificial Intelligence · Charles Town

The Leading Indicator: AI in Education Issue Eleven

We want to hear from you! Help us celebrate one year of The Leading Indicator by sharing your thoughts on the newsletter in this quick survey. Three years after ChatGPT’s debut, the public discourse about artificial intelligence (AI) remains focused on cheating. Vox recently ran an advice column responding to a college teaching assistant who was overwhelmed by student pieces dripping with obvious hallmarks of chatbot use. The column adds to the l See the Story

Strategies for Managing Feedback on a Large Scale

Fayetteville, Arkansas · Fayetteville

Strategies for Managing Feedback on a Large Scale

About a year ago, I decided to combine the ideas of a syllabus activity and a get-to-know-students activity. Using Microsoft Forms, I created an introductory exercise to share with students a week before the first day of classes. This optional activity included short videos related to syllabus content, a link to a liquid syllabus, and multiple-choice questions over the presented material. It also included several open-response questions intended…Read Article

Candid Feedback as a Catalyst for Professional Growth

If you’ve ever hesitated to offer feedback to a colleague for fear of creating tension or hurting a relationship, you’re not alone. Even in academic settings, where critique is part of the culture, giving candid feedback, especially to fellow professionals, can feel risky. Yet our growth as educators depends not just on our expertise in our fields but also on our ability to communicate, establish trust, and model feedback practices with our coll…Tucson · Tucson Read Article

Becoming an Informal Faculty Mentor

Think for a moment about your faculty colleagues who have generously shared their time and talents to help you thrive in academia. Much of your current success may be due to faculty mentors.Two kinds of faculty mentoringFaculty mentoring assignments are usually given by a department chair or dean to mid-career or senior faculty. These assignments aim to help newly hired faculty—both full- and part-time—understand their teaching, scholarship, and…West Point, New York · West Point Read Article

How and Why to Activate Thinking at the Beginning of a Lesson

During World War II, the US Department of Defense wanted to make planes that were strong enough to resist bullets but light enough to move quickly. They realized that putting armor on an entire plane would make it too heavy. Instead, they tried to figure out the best place to put armor. So they turned to a group of statisticians for help.The statisticians analyzed the locations of bullet holes on every plane that returned from combat to determin…World War II · Colorado Read Article

There Are some Things in Teaching that AI Won’t Change

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‘Knowledge-rich’ curriculums will still be crucial in a world shaped by the technologyProfessors · Little Rock See the Story

Helping Students Build a Life in the Age of AI

Dr. Gulya will deliver the opening keynote at this year’s Teaching Professor Conference (June 6–8 in Washington, DC). His presentation is titled “From a Reactive to a Proactive Mindset: On Teaching during the AI Storm.”In January, Mary Ruskell (a high school senior) wrote about her experiences with generative AI for CNN. She writes eloquently about the existential questions she is facing as this technology makes it increasingly difficult to dist…Artificial Intelligence · Washington Read Article

Connecting Students to Beauty and Wonder

In recent years, many of my students have told me they feel bored, anxious, and lonely. Some explain that they often reach for their phones and scroll just to fill the silence. Listening to them, I’ve learned that this habit is not really about killing time; it is their way of outrunning the heavy sense that nothing around them matters. Recent national data show that students are more bored now than a decade ago, even with endless digital enter…Morocco · Morocco Read Article

Educators Preparing for Use of AI in Classrooms

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As the world continues to adapt with the increasing number of artificial intelligence programs being implemented in various facets of everyday life, one group of people trying to grapple with the change is educators.Artificial Intelligence See the Story

The Classroom as a Learning Apparatus

When discussing educational technology with instructors, it is useful to begin by asking how they define ed tech. In most cases, they reference the hardware and software they use or plan to use in the classroom. But what about the physical space itself? Classrooms shape instruction, and can even inhibit learning, depending on their design and configuration. Research on learning spaces has consistently demonstrated this impact. Yet many instructo…Kazakhstan · Kazakhstan Read Article

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