"Artificial intelligences don’t replace the role of the teacher" - ChatGPT in interview
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https://doi.org/10.53628/emrede.v10i.960Keywords:
ChatGPT, Initial Teacher Training, HistoryAbstract
Artificial Intelligences have challenged educational practices, triggering the need to rethink their principles, modes of action and assessment. In the context of initial teacher training based on social constructivism, a student conducted a ChatGPT interview. An analysis of the questions and answers obtained from ChatGPT is shared, highlighting the need for a reflective teacher and the development of critical and independent thinking.
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