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Teachers Share More Ways to Engage AI in the Classroom (Opinion)
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My students have also given AI platforms their thesis statements and asked for a supporting body-paragraph sentence idea.
I think this is working well, again—so far, because it really isn’t doing much of the writing for them in my opinion.
Debates and Persuasive WritingChallenge students to engage in debates or persuasive-writing exercises by taking opposing viewpoints.
Use the prompt: “ChatGPT, provide an alternative interpretation of [a specific literary work].
In our district, this would include prioritizing the use of “district-approved tools” such as Microsoft Bing (AI), Canva, and Minecraft, which provide a safe and secure way to engage with AI.