Engaging Students to Avoid Unproductive Shortcuts
A two-pronged approach to engaging students, providing adaptive feedback, and discourage the use of unproductive shortcuts, like generative AI.
A two-pronged approach to engaging students, providing adaptive feedback, and discourage the use of unproductive shortcuts, like generative AI.
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Teaching students that being stuck doesn’t mean staying stuck is essential. Using one great question, educators can transform their classroom productivity.