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Essay: AI and the work of learningDue Friday · 100 points
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Assignment brief · When does generative AI support learning, and when does it replace the work of learning?2 sources
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Before you hand in
In 3 to 4 sentences, summarise your argument and main points from memory.
My main argument was that generative AI can support writing without replacing the thinking an assignment is meant to develop. The student should still build the argument, choose evidence and revise the work.
Finish handing in
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Handed in
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The work students must still do
AI can help a student test a counterargument after they form a position. If it supplies the position first, it replaces part of the learning the task was designed to develop.
The work students must still do
Generative AI can support school writing, but it should not replace the thinking that helps students form and test an argument. AI can help a student test a counterargument after they form a position. If it supplies the position first, it replaces part of the learning the task was designed to develop.
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Amelia Chen · Essay: AI and the work of learningYear 11 English · handed in Friday, 2:34 PM
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Quarterly totalAUD $1,592
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Students write in Loam. You receive the final document, a replay and verification checks on the writing record. You decide what the evidence means.
Loam uses no screen recording or camera and captures only changes made inside its editor.
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loamYear 11 English · My work
The work students must still do
Generative AI can support school writing, but it should not replace the thinking that helps students form and test an argument.
AI can help a student test a counterargument after they form a position. If it supplies the position first, it replaces part of the learning the task was designed to develop.
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loamHillcrest High School · Amelia Chen
The work students must still do
Generative AI can support school writing, but it should not replace the thinking that helps students form and test an argument. AI can help a student test a counterargument after they form a position.
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