Academic Integrity Evaluation Metacognitive Skills 
eSchool News
AUGUST 6, 2025
For some, this sparks concern about academic integrity or the nature of learning itself. It’s a life skill. In a world where AI shapes everything from job markets to healthcare, students need the ability to evaluate AI, spot bias, and understand limitations. This builds both language and metacognitive skills.
Faculty Focus
JULY 31, 2025
Rather than viewing AI as a threat to academic integrity or a shortcut that undermines learning, educators have an opportunity to reframe AI as a collaborative partner in the educational process (Bowen and Watson, 2024). 2021) for more comprehensive evaluation approaches in education that go beyond simple outcome measures.
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Faculty Focus
JULY 31, 2025
Rather than viewing AI as a threat to academic integrity or a shortcut that undermines learning, educators have an opportunity to reframe AI as a collaborative partner in the educational process (Bowen and Watson, 2024). 2021) for more comprehensive evaluation approaches in education that go beyond simple outcome measures.
Faculty Focus
AUGUST 5, 2025
Evaluate how well AI supports student understanding. Overtly model how you used it and your evaluation of that use. As students move through the education process and into the world of work, they must develop intrinsic motivation and metacognitive skills to maximize their chances of success. Put the onus on the student.
Faculty Focus
AUGUST 5, 2025
Evaluate how well AI supports student understanding. Overtly model how you used it and your evaluation of that use. As students move through the education process and into the world of work, they must develop intrinsic motivation and metacognitive skills to maximize their chances of success. Put the onus on the student.
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