I had a Spanish assignment due: write a one-page summary of Chapter 3 in Spanish. Problem: My Spanish was terrible. I could barely form a sentence. There was no way I could write a full page. So I did what everyone does now: I opened ChatGPT. “Write a one-page summary of this chapter in Spanish.” […]
I wrote a practice essay for my upcoming finals. Felt pretty good about it. Pasted it into ChatGPT and asked: “What should I improve about this essay?” ChatGPT gave me feedback: “Your essay could be stronger with: Okay, useful. I revised my essay following that feedback. Added more evidence. Made my analysis “deeper” (whatever that
I was sitting in my math final, staring at question 7. “A train leaves Station A at 3:47 PM traveling 85 km/h. Another train leaves Station B at 4:12 PM traveling 92 km/h. If the stations are 437 km apart, when will they meet?” My mind went completely blank. We’d practiced distance-speed-time problems, sure. But
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How studying the wrong topic for an exam taught me the smartest way to study anything How are you meant to learn and ace 15+ subjects in school while every teacher grades you like you‘re supposed to be an expert in each one? Is that even possible without studying overtime and having no free time
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