Teaching Students how to use AI via Modelling Behaviour

Marshall Warren Yin

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Abstract

I have been running workshops on Chat GPT for language learning. The pedagogy is based on modelling and giving feedback.

Outcomes – Skills that can applied to EAP

Chat GPT for writing and research in partnership with the University Library site to check for fake information and improve search skills.

How to prompt for terms and concepts, which can lead to subsequent prompts, helpful in brainstorming and learning vocabulary.

How to prompt for outlines to help organise writing

How to prompt for feedback on errors, reasons why, and options to choose from. In this way, Chat GPT does NOT rewrite, but more importantly gives feedback and options.

EAP Application and process

Students from their discipline enter terms from their academic field.

They then prompt to generate synonyms for brainstorming and, definitions for vocabulary learning

A focused topic is formed, and can be organised by prompting for an outline

Students write, and learn how to prompt for error identification and language options. In this way writing is improved by way of awareness and choice, not by re-writing.
Original languageEnglish
Publication statusPublished - 17 Jun 2024
EventEngagement in the Digital Age: International Conference on Language Teaching and Learning - Hong Kong Baptist University, Hong Kong
Duration: 17 Jun 202418 Jun 2024

Conference

ConferenceEngagement in the Digital Age: International Conference on Language Teaching and Learning
Country/TerritoryHong Kong
Period17/06/2418/06/24

Keywords

  • ChatGPT
  • language learning
  • AI
  • ESL/EFL learners

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