Let’s stop measuring students based on what they produce all by themselves, let’s not ban them from using the best tools on the internet, let’s not ban them from working together. Every career requires the exact opposite skills: digital fluency and collaboration.
ChatGPT is everywhere and everyone is using it.
But most academics don't know how to use it *smartly.*
Here's how to use ChatGPT intelligently (and ethically) for academic purposes:
If teachers are now afraid that students are increasingly cheating with #ChatGPT: The reason for increased cheating is not to be found in the students, but in the instruction. Design learning environments and tasks in such a way that cheating is not possible or not worthwhile.
Here it is, the nuts and bolts of what Reconciliation is -- from a business or organization's perspective. It's about reciprocity. Creating mutual benefit for both parties. There is enough for everyone.
#RememberHonourAct#NWAC
The BEST reference and citation management software for academics: Zotero
But not many academics know how to use it.
Here's how to get started 👇
Zotero 101: A step-by-step guide with visuals 🧵
“Indigenous Education is education for all” it is about learning to be better people, building relationships. Indigenous educational practice is about learning & doing-giving back to the community. @Niigaanwewidam How are we enacting our learning & helping communities? #FESI2022
A high school teacher found he could build a stronger classroom community in less than one minute each day—with a simple activity called Daily Dedications.
In celebration of #BlackHistoryMonth I'm going to be featuring a manuscript image/sketch/artist rendition of a Black figure in the premodern world. We're going deep into history to celebrate Black ppl!
Maybe there's a future research topic for you in some of these images!
@ISASaxonists Thank you so much for this! I am transposing your thread onto a slide deck (fully attributed) to show my Grade 8 Social Studies class. Looking forward to further entries!
@steph_moore As a middle school teacher (Canada) going remote on Monday, I would be interested in seeing those studies (pre and post) if they exist. Trying to do better for my students with each iteration online.