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David Brown

Joined: July 18, 2024
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Hometown: San Diego
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I have recently read the article "Technology's Role in Shaping Educational Freedom," which made me want to learn more about this subject and share my own thoughts on how technology, especially AI, is changing education.

The Rise of AI in Education: A Double-Edged Sword

Since technology, especially artificial intelligence, has become more common in schools, things have changed a lot. AI has many benefits, but it also has some problems that teachers and students need to carefully solve.

The rise of AI essay writing assistants and writing helpers is one of the most important changes in this field. Examples of these tools are GPT-3-based programs that can write whole articles or give students a lot of help with their writing. For example, tools like Copy.ai and Jasper.ai can write material on a wide range of topics, which could help students with their writing.

However, the arrival of these technologies brings up important concerns about academic honesty and the acquisition of necessary skills. While AI writing assistants can help students get past writer's block or get ideas, there is a thin line between using them to help and depending on them to do all of your work.

Let's look at the case of a high school student who uses AI to help them with their history essay. The tool could give the student a well-organized outline and offer important historical facts, which could help them with their research and organization. But if the student just copies the content made by AI without thinking critically about it, they won't learn important skills like study, analysis, and writing.

On the other hand, AI writing tools can help students learn if they are used properly. For instance, programs like Grammarly not only fix grammar mistakes but also explain them, which helps students get better at writing over time. In the same way, AI-based plagiarism checkers like Turnitin can be used as a teaching tool to help students learn how to properly cite sources and paraphrase articles.

Finding the right mix between using technology and keeping the learning process honest is important for making the most of AI in education. Teachers are very important because they teach students how to use these tools in a moral way and stress how important it is to think critically and independently.

As we move forward, it's important to change how we teach so that AI is used in a responsible way. This could mean changing tasks so that they focus more on the process of writing rather than just the end product, or it could mean using content made by AI as a starting point for discussions and critical analysis in the classroom.

Ultimately, AI essay writing helpers can be both helpful and harmful in the classroom, and their effects will rest on how we decide to use them and control them. We can make sure that AI improves education instead of hurting it by creating a culture that values original thought and responsible technology use.

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