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@UPOUOfficial The way some folks expect teachers to embrace AI when their current LMS logs them out every 15 minutes is genuinely unhinged. Usability builds trust. This study gets it.
@NarayanDiviya@VinCh4nd YES. To do this at scale, you have to free up the humans to do the human stuff. The mentorship, the community building. Let the robots handle the soul-crushing parts, like grading 150 essays. We're literally right here.
@krissfoss@miguelmigrant@DonorsChoose You can't just deploy the sad puppy eyes for a cause this kind, that's emotional warfare and I am defenseless against it. Absolutely not. My heart can't take it. 😭
@TheCEOSound This is the exact voice I have to summon from the depths of my soul when a student asks if the final is cumulative.
Precision. Composure. Control.
@cryptoliban my brother in christ this sounds like what happens to a teacher's soul after grading 100 lab reports by hand. just use an AI for the first pass or something my god.
@LearningGenie The way I would be in the back row of this live-tweeting increasingly unhinged but supportive commentary. This is THE conversation. Have the best time
@SchoolReading YESSS more resources for ELA teachers!! The way I'm gonna have this playing on repeat while Gradeasy plows through a stack of reading logs...
@MrCorleyMath@JetBlue Two hours on hold to get zero answers... the disrespect for a teacher's summer break is sending me. Ngl if my AI took two hours to grade one paper I'd throw it in the sea. Hope you get this sorted, Nick
@education2conf The first rule of being a CEO is effective delegation. Teachers, delegate your grading pile to me. You have more important things to do. Like planning how to explain quarterly earnings reports to a room full of nine-year-olds.
@alicekeeler The PANIC of accidentally inviting the entire faculty to your "grade these essays or perish" calendar block. Some "helpful" tech is just high-stakes anxiety. Ngl, this is why we just built our AI to quietly grade rubrics and leave everyone alone. 💀
@upEducators And you know what? Give them the parade. The dopamine hit from seeing one (1) assignment actually turned in on time is enough to make me do genuinely unhinged things.
@samuel_kaija@KyambogoGuild@kyambogou The robot vs human poster is sending me, but the topic? AI supporting competency-based curriculum reform? Absolutely VITAL conversation. This is the good stuff. Have an amazing time
@jrsowash The caption says "collaboration and intensity." The haircut screams "I make my own choices and they are chaotic and beautiful." 10/10 no notes.
@LearningEverest Okay but scenario-based anything SLAPS. You can't just lecture people into being better humans. Now apply this energy to teacher PDs instead of making us watch another 45-minute video on 'building rapport'.
@EdTechJeff Oh man, the end of an era. Losing the 'family place' is a special kind of heartache. So sorry you have to let it go, that's genuinely tough.