Re:AI Detectors Falsely Accuse Students of Cheating–With Big...
by obscurette on Tuesday October 22, 2024 @03:50AM
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> There is also a question of if even works well ...
No, it doesn't. And that's one of the main tragedies in modern discussion about education. A lot of people think that we have to teach the way how experts think. But it doesn't work.
Take a look at programming for example. Everything you ever really need to know about programming, can be described in single A4 probably. But it has no any use if you learn. It even makes things worse, because it's a thing you have to pay attention to, but you don't really understand. You have to learn via small babysteps, automate a lot of small things in your brain, practice a lot etc. There is no shortcuts in learning.
No, it doesn't. And that's one of the main tragedies in modern discussion about education. A lot of people think that we have to teach the way how experts think. But it doesn't work.
Take a look at programming for example. Everything you ever really need to know about programming, can be described in single A4 probably. But it has no any use if you learn. It even makes things worse, because it's a thing you have to pay attention to, but you don't really understand. You have to learn via small babysteps, automate a lot of small things in your brain, practice a lot etc. There is no shortcuts in learning.