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In years past, teachers were seen as the authoritative, all-knowing figure who determined a student’s success with their choices of literature, assignments, and tests. As you might remember from your own school years, this type of power struggle didn’t benefit all the students. If anything, many students became less engaged in classroom discussion and viewed
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When I consider AI apps like ChatGPT, I think about the possibilities for this technology to support students in being more effective writers. Recently, I listened to a great podcast with Michelle Boyd Waters and Aimée Myers (2023) on positioning AI apps as thinking partners (English Education, April 2023).
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