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If you are an education professor who is training future teachers to use AI, you are admitting that (because they need the computer to do their work for them) they are not smart enough to actually be good teachers in their own classrooms. Why would parents want their children in a classroom with a teacher who isn't very smart? See the rest here: https://lnkd.in/gDBE7aSF

Lisa Bernier, Ed.D.

Associate Professor & Department Chair, Shelly Roden School of Education, Arizona Christian University

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Thank you! First of all, teaching is a gift from the Creator. We can teach techniques and skills, but if a student is not truly called it’s evident. Second, I’m not putting a student in a classroom unless they can demonstrate excellent and well-rounded basic academic skills, especially in written communication. If a student cannot write an essay or recognize a run-on sentence, how can they teach this to children?

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