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The Power of I Used to Think…Now I Think

Catlin Tucker

This promotes critical thinking and historical empathy. Artistic Interpretation: In an art class, the teacher could ask students to reflect on how their perception of a particular art style or genre has changed after studying different artists and techniques.

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Unleashing Metacognition: The Power of See, Think, Wonder

Catlin Tucker

Whether exploring scientific phenomena, literary works, historical events, or visual art, observation is the foundation of deeper exploration and understanding. Next, students progress to the stage of “thinking.” Art Analysis: Display a piece of art or a photograph and guide students through the routine.

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FETC 2025: Transformation, innovation, and 5 new sessions

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By understanding the strengths and limitations of each LLM, we can strategically deploy them to optimize learning outcomes, personalize instruction, and foster critical thinking and creativity in our students. Esports: Gateway to Careers in Arts, Media and Entertainment: Esports goes beyond just competitive gaming.

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Students in Tech Say Soft Skills and the Arts Set Them Up for Success

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this week, praised their experiences in the arts and the importance of soft skills as key to setting them up for success in their respective fields. Recent surveys have repeatedly found that employers want college graduates with strong soft skills such as critical thinking, problem solving, communication and collaboration.

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AI and teacher burnout: Can technology really help?

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Privacy and ethical considerations: Data-driven insights are useful, but they raise questions about privacy and ethical responsibility. But for AI to serve as a true ally, its implementation must preserve what is human in education: the relationships, the intuition, and the art of teaching itself.

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As Tech Companies Hire More Liberal Arts Majors, More Students Are Choosing STEM Degrees

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The number of students choosing liberal arts majors is dipping. Bachelors of arts degrees in the humanities decreased from 36 percent in 1970 to 23 percent in 2016, according to data from the Integrated Postsecondary Education Data System. It’s more around how do we think about these uniquely human skills that will resist automation.

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Taking a measured look at AI in the classroom

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However, here’s a thought: What if these AI systems could handle some of the more mundane tasks, leaving you to explore the art of teaching, to inspire curiosity, and ignite passion? Security, ethical use, potential for misinformation. The machine takes care of the numbers; you take care of the human connection. The result?

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