Joshua Castil

As AI tools like ChatGPT become more integrated into classrooms, I’m curious how other educators are approaching this shift. How are you balancing the benefits of AI (such as personalized learning and efficiency) with concerns about academic integrity and student dependency? What policies or classroom practices have worked for you so far?

students with different learning styles behave differently, and instructors must interact with each different student on a level that they will understand.

Responding with a positive response to students is key in developing a good relationship with them.

Gaining students respect can be achieved by posting credentials and experience.

Providing high quality content elevates students learning.

Using different graphics and varying assessment tools, engages the students and facilitates learning. 

Setting clear objectives from the start sets the stage for the remainder of the course. Building quizzes and tests that are applicable to the subject matter is necessary to accurately test their knowledge. 

Delivery of course content is just as important as the actual content. Engaging a student is key for successful learning.

The quality of the online program combined with student interactions equals greater student learning.