Gross.
Another tech imbecile to join the pack
Um, aktuly, this man has over 600 different notifications reminding him to practice a language.
He’s clearly a genius.
Counterpoint: The reason AI cannot be a better teacher is that it does not and cannot handle the physical “care” part of teaching. You can provide a 5th grader all the material they need to know, but good luck getting them to absorb that, especially if they don’t want to learn.
I’m torn between deleting this asshole’s app and continuing to learn Spanish…
There are plenty of other good ways to learn languages!
Any recommendations?
Learning from another person one on one is probably the best, but that obviously takes a bit more money unless you have a friend who can teach you. You can always take classes too, depending on what’s offered where you live. Other than that I’m not familiar with any specifics, but I know there are lots of books you can get to learn from, and probably a number of games also designed for the purpose. Just search around and there’s lots to find.
There are plenty other apps as good or better than duolingo that aren’t shoving ai everywhere.
Any recommendations?
I’ve switched to busu. But that was just one of a few options I saw on a similar post. I don’t remember the others since I’m not using them. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
¿Por que no los dos?
Porque no se un application mejor. 🤷♂️
And the children of soulless assholes like him need to be around other humans to learn how to socialise
I agree.
All of that stuff is available online but going to a place to work on it specifically is still important. Even as the pedagogy changes there still needs to be a place away from home and work and toys to learn how to study and to study.
May I ask why you agree? What makes ai a better teacher than a human at the primary school level?
Any level. Early level and the kids may not even know what questions to ask and they certainly can’t fact check the AI. Late level and you need your own knowledge base to think critically and develop new things and use old things in new ways.
Yea, responding to student’s questions is a critically important aspect of teaching, and especially when dealing with children who are in the process of learning how to use words correctly, I can’t see AI doing anything remotely close to a good job.
I second this question.
I mean hell, AI would just as soon mark a simple math solution wrong because it somehow thinks 1 + 3 and 3 + 1 aren’t the same when obviously they are.
