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Oct 1, 2024
9:08:55pm

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Doesn't matter who is at fault. Students are learning there are no consequences

in school. Not be prepared for college... for professional work... for life...

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NYC and Japan

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Joined: Feb 3, 2012
Last login: Dec 21, 2024
Total posts: 4,480 (17 FO)

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Messages

Author

Time

Grade Decline

DataMouth

Oct 1, 12:15pm

Very interesting perspective and data... thanks for sharing

Oct 1, 12:17pm

What field is this?

NaturalNeuralNet

Oct 1, 12:19pm

I'm Hybrid

DataMouth

Oct 1, 12:22pm

As a high school we are seeing the same thing...

Tweege

Oct 1, 12:20pm

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DataMouth

Oct 1, 12:21pm

Any thoughts as to why? Maybe Covid separated those who had support at home vs

Lalau

Oct 1, 12:24pm

Covid had a role, but it started before. Grade inflation is one factor.

Tweege

Oct 1, 12:25pm

I'm getting a lot more home schooled students

DataMouth

Oct 1, 12:28pm

My kids went to a very challenging HS and said BYU is a breeze. Some schools out

Uno Doctoro

Oct 1, 12:37pm

My kid thinks college is much more rigorous. He's studying abroad.

OrsoNero

Oct 1, 12:49pm

My kids had zero consequences for not doing their homework, not studying

NYC and Japan

Oct 1, 1:03pm

The HS doesn't allow late work, no retakes, and you need a 3.0 to play sports.

Uno Doctoro

Oct 1, 2:03pm

Yeah that has little to do with "schools"

Choke

Oct 1, 2:07pm

Doesn't matter who is at fault. Students are learning there are no consequences

NYC and Japan

Oct 1, 9:08pm

Respectfully disagree. If we want to fix the problem-need to identify the cause.

Choke

Oct 1, 9:32pm

I’m not a teacher, but a big part of it is that kids don’t want to have traditional careers anymore

Oct 1, 12:54pm

I fought that as a parent

DataMouth

Oct 1, 12:58pm

Where do you teach? How much has the material shifted over time?

conetah

Oct 1, 12:26pm

How easy is it to spot AI assisted academic work? Do you have an AI tool to spot

Forzaitalia

Oct 1, 12:26pm

Too much apathy

Blue Heart

Oct 1, 12:30pm

I would guess growing up with phones in hand and staring at short tik tok and youtube videos is resulting in

sanitarium

Oct 1, 12:30pm

My biased opinion too much use of a computer during lectures. IE it is okay to have your laptop open during class.

Baron

Oct 1, 12:34pm

If a professor doesn’t allow laptops during class they deserve to be thrown in prison.

TCuz

Oct 1, 2:24pm

How do you prove AI use? Now, I think it is easy to spot, but who would turn in

Uno Doctoro

Oct 1, 12:35pm

This is tricky. Most universities use some version of copyscape to scan for AI.

Guac

Oct 1, 12:45pm

Hold the line. Can't be inflating grades and sending unqualified surgeons or

Mitty

Oct 1, 12:45pm

I'm curious about using AI. Is it allowed to clean up grammar, run on sentences,

DodgerCoug

Oct 1, 1:20pm

I wonder if writing papers will become similar to using cursive. May already be

EDthoracotomy

Oct 2, 1:09pm

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