Cognitive Offloading and AI: What AERO’s New Advice Means for Teachers
AERO's new advice warns that AI can make students' work look better while they learn less. What cognitive offloading is, what the evidence shows and what to change in class.
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AI, EdTech, and strategies shaping modern education.
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