Reduce your workload with ChatGPT

By Dan Beech2024-02-07T09:32:00

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Use these tried-and-tested tips to save time and boost your teaching practice

We can use AI chatbots like ChatGPT to get quick responses to questions and tasks. But is this a help or a hindrance to teaching? We find praise on social media for ChatGPT’s time-saving opportunities, along with suggestions that it spells the end of teaching as we know it. But, like it or loathe it, it’s here to stay. Read this article to discover five teacher-tested ways to use ChatGPT to cut down your workload and boost your teaching practice.

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