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AI is changing the role of teaching assistants

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From AI-powered tutoring that adapts to each student’s needs to real-time language translation for multilingual learners, these tools offer endless possibilities. This can be helpful in reverse as well–if students are more comfortable writing in their native language, they can do so, and then the TA can translate it.

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Georgia Tech Is Trying to Keep a ChatGPT-Powered Teaching Assistant From ‘Hallucinating’

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A college probably wouldn’t hire a teaching assistant who tends to lie to students about course content or deadlines. Sandeep Kakar, a research scientist at Georgia Tech “Everybody working with ChatGPT is trying to stop hallucinations,” Kakar adds, “but it is literally in the DNA of large language models.”

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Dear parents: 3 ways AI will show up in your child’s classroom this year

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Leveraging a virtual teaching assistant: Teachers have a big job to do. It’s a job we love but it’s one that is often filled with a lot of tasks outside the core responsibilities of teaching — standing in front of our students, helping them learn.

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How we built a whole-child, wraparound approach to special education

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Four years ago, my team and I designed, planned, and implemented a research-based, whole-child wraparound approach to special education.

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How AI can transform lesson planning and assessment

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Here is one way teachers can use AI tools to curate an entire class’s flow, its study materials, and practice tests without the aid of an army of teaching assistants. Teachers can use the Magic Design tool to effortlessly create presentations using just natural language prompts.

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That Class Where Stanford Profs Projected Hundreds of Zoom Students on a Video Wall

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Then a teaching assistant helped feed all three of those sessions into a fourth room, making it possible to control which speaker is featured on everyone’s feed but that can draw on users in any of the Zoom sessions. No matter how big your screen, Zoom can only display up to 49 people in each session.

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Why Education Needs Augmented—Not Artificial—Intelligence

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In a space where words carry wide currency, our choice of language matters. In the paradigm of Augmented Intelligence, intelligent tutors are better thought of as intelligent teaching assistants, striving to make the lives of educators easier. Education technology has a public relations problem.