@ZeinaChalich Hi @ZeinaChalich we have developed a learning design workshop focussing on new English Syllabus using Chat GPT prompts for tiered learning. Join us to design high quality differentiated learning. Two workshops available and are filling fast: https://t.co/jGZhXAhmWc #aussieED
@ZeinaChalich @lfurze Let's start using them to show their worth, both positive and negative. This is the world in which we and our students live in. Critical and creative thinking skills are at the forefront of teaching and learning.
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@ZeinaChalich @lfurze A4 It doesn't have the same synergy as when a group of people ideating and finding solution to a problem. You don't see eyes light up #AussieED
@ZeinaChalich @lfurze Q2 AI can be used to design learning experiences rather than 'lessons'. Designing PBL and guided inquiry experiences can be created, with a focus on quality. If a student has specific needs, Chat GPT can provide affective strategies to support learning. Discernment is needed..
@lfurze Designing tiered learning tasks to individualise learning can be very time consuming. Chat GPT minimises the time for this significantly, especially when we use focussed prompts. #aussieED
I'm an academic presenter with UNSW and an education consultant and founder of Inspired Learning. I am currently designing PL using Chat GPT to enhance learning for High Potential and Gifted students
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@misskyritsis#aussieEd providing them an authentic audience for their formative task... an audience that has also been part of the feedback/ feed forward journey. Sourcing experts in the field of study is excellent motivation for students to act on feedback
@ZeinaChalich#aussieEd the source of the feed forward matters. It’s powerful when the learner is able to articulate what the next steps in their own learning might be. It encourages critical and creative thinking
@HostBrian#aussieEd I love this analogy. Looking in the ‘rear view’ mirror is a great way for students to reflect on their feedback journey. Did their response to feedback provided help them reach their destination efficiently or did they take the long way round?
@misskyritsis#aussieED A2 it’s critical.. the student needs to know that the person providing the feedback has their best interests at heart. Trust is the key to providing feedback that points out strengths in performance but also pushes the bar higher. Students are more likely be risktakers
#aussieED Q1 it builds trusting learning relationships between students and with the teacher. This is especially the case when the teacher can support students through cognitive conflict. Risk taking increases when feedback is purposeful