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The Power of AI and Future of Education is Now: How Teachers and the Taught Can Create the Teaching

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In his book, Pedagogy of the Oppressed , he discussed his ideas about education as a collaborative process where both the educator and the learner work together to create knowledge and learn from one another. “The Reflectors prefer learning through observation, reflection, taking notes, or engaging in reflective discussions.

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The Power of AI and Future of Education is Now: How Teachers and the Taught Can Create the Teaching

Faculty Focus

In his book, Pedagogy of the Oppressed , he discussed his ideas about education as a collaborative process where both the educator and the learner work together to create knowledge and learn from one another. “The Reflectors prefer learning through observation, reflection, taking notes, or engaging in reflective discussions.

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Teaching Excellence Through Mindful Reflection 

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Our colleagues’ perceptions can also prove useful as they can provide content and/or teaching-specific feedback that students may not be able to and that our own autobiographical lens may interpret differently. In addition, learning how our peers handle similar situations can broaden our perspective and expose us to new strategies.

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Teaching Excellence Through Mindful Reflection 

Faculty Focus

Our colleagues’ perceptions can also prove useful as they can provide content and/or teaching-specific feedback that students may not be able to and that our own autobiographical lens may interpret differently. In addition, learning how our peers handle similar situations can broaden our perspective and expose us to new strategies.

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Assignments with Significance

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People learn new knowledge most easily if it relates in some way to previous learning (Ambrose et al., Formative learning. Most courses focus on summative assessment in which students simply present work as a final piece without opportunity for feedback and editing. 2010; Bransford et al., Gillespie, J. Gleadow, R.,