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I hate it I hate it I hate it. 90% of our student body relies on it to complete their work. There is near to no originality in their writing and work. We are nearing complete dependence on it from some students. AI checkers work sometimes but students just use AI then switch the words around to avoid this.
I know the upside that it has for us as a society, but we are losing creativity and gumption with every improvement. I hurt for them. I used to read beautiful student writing and didn't have to question if it was written by a program. Now I am forced into skepticism. How can we lose so much with advancement?
What are you actually losing? Oh no kids are cheating? Kids always cheated! This is the calculator argument all over again
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And then they'll have the AI write the content and copy it down.
Great way to burn class time.
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That would be good tho. Frick homework, who was the dumb cute twink who decided kids had to spend hours completing bullshit tasks after school?
Homework should be college or advanced classes only.
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Honestly not a bad compromise since they're forced to write the eloquence they'll never possess on their own. At least some sort of writing skill will run off on them.
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The reliance on laptops, iPads, or some other attention-sapping arcane device in secondary education, is one of the biggest steps back in pedagogy over the last two decades. The boomers have always been right about cursive.
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