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  • It depends on the usage.

    If the user is reading the response and then thinking about it and adapting the suggestions to their own style of speaking, maybe they’ll learn something over time. Studies have shown that students who use LLMs as a tutor do improve their understanding of material.

    If they’re copy/pasting like most of the world, then there’s evidence to suggest that they’ll actually get worse at the thing they’re offloading to the LLM.



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    15 days ago

    I read it as referring to immaturity rather than literal body shaming. Like, the post is telling a girl it’s okay to hook up with a teenage boy from her high school who just got his first car. She doesn’t have to “save herself” for marriage or even some idealized perfect man later in life.

    I grew up in the Assemblies of God, so I was on the receiving end of a lot of purity culture messaging. There was more than a reasonable amount of discussion of how “God has chosen your perfect husband and you have to wait for him.”

    I’m definitely not on board with the body shaming if that’s how it was intended. I just see that there’s more than one way to interpret that particular phrase. I choose to go with the more figurative version, which apparently puts me in the minority.



  • Teacher here.

    For the littles, when we reflect on our day, I like to ask things like these:

    • What was your favorite part of the day?
    • What was the most interesting thing that you learned today?
    • What was one kind thing that you did for someone today?
    • What was a kind thing someone else did for you today?
    • Did you solve any problems today?
    • How were you honest today?
    • How were you responsible today?
    • What work were you proud of today?

    Obviously not all on the same day.

    Usually in the classroom I’ll choose one question for reflection at the end of the day and let the kids share their answers. At home, you could talk about two or three at dinner or at bedtime.