Teaching; Learning how to Learn; Using Artificial Intelligence, e.g., ChatGPT
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Hi all,
Learning how to learn is so important (and fun).
1. I've been taking the informative Free course on how to use ChapGPT -- one of the 'artificial intelligence' engines.
One of the key lecturers is Barbara Oaklley who also offers the Free course relevant to Teachers:
2. Uncommon Sense Teaching Specialization -- "You’ll discover how to bring out the best from your students in diverse teaching environments, where students often have a wide range of abilities."
3. "Learning How to Learn: Powerful mental tools to help you master tough subjects"
I really like her approach -- here are all the Free courses that she offers on Coursera.
https://www.coursera.org/search?query=barbara+oakley&language=English
Kind regards,
Deborah
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What would happen if everything were 'made' to be 'unmade'? What impact could that have on the environment, recycling, design, employment?
Learning how to learn is so important (and fun).
1. I've been taking the informative Free course on how to use ChapGPT -- one of the 'artificial intelligence' engines.
One of the key lecturers is Barbara Oaklley who also offers the Free course relevant to Teachers:
2. Uncommon Sense Teaching Specialization -- "You’ll discover how to bring out the best from your students in diverse teaching environments, where students often have a wide range of abilities."
She also offers:
I really like her approach -- here are all the Free courses that she offers on Coursera.
https://www.coursera.org/search?query=barbara+oakley&language=English
Kind regards,
Deborah
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What would happen if everything were 'made' to be 'unmade'? What impact could that have on the environment, recycling, design, employment?
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