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The impact of ChatGPT on schools

ChatGPT might reduce the need for interpersonal interaction in the classroom, but might cause students to feel isolated and unsupported.

May 28, 2023
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Beauty Sediba:
Beauty Sediba: ChatGPT is not meant to replace critical thinking skills but rather to enhance them. It serves as a tool for students to seek guidance and clarification on certain topics.

ChatGPT is one of the platforms that is being used by students to write their schoolwork. Students use ChatGPT to get answers to their assignments, and this prevents them from finding their own answers. Artificial intelligence has been the most popular platform among students recently.

The Northcliff Melville Times asked students about their views on ChatGPT.

Here is what they had to say:

Lebo Morudu:
Lebo Morudu: It is a great platform that helps us students with our assignments and school work. It reduces some of our school work and this is great.
Lizzy Raphahla:
Lizzy Raphahla: ChatGPT is not a good platform for students because it makes them lazy to do schoolwork by themselves.

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