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AI can write essays, solve mathematics problems and even code. It is not meant to cheat! Students don’t cheat when they’re passionate. Our job as educators is to show them the why they have to learn what we are teaching them. Purpose sparks real learning. #Education #AI #TeachingCommunity #EducationMatters... show more

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