tbh if this causes the whole school system to be re-evaluated I'll be happy, school was so utterly streamlined and boring it felt more like a daycare than a genuine place to learn and improve
Cheating found to be rife in British schools and universities
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Chinese students and their parents fight for the right to cheat
Not cheating, they said, would put them at a disadvantage in a country where student cheating has become standard practice.
https://qz.com/96793/chinese-students-and-their-parents-fight-for-the-right-to-cheat
And it wouldn't surprise me if it was literally everywhere, the push for schooling isn't to learn, it's to pass a test, so the incentive isn't to learn, it's to pass the test anyway you can
Maybe there is a lot more interaction in the future between students and teachers, you can have an assignment, study X, upload it on the web portal, and then maybe the next day there will be a 1 on 1 review where the student has to explain parts of it to ensure they understand what they're doing
With AI I'm spending more of my time reading code than writing these days and I like to understand what I'm reading