On 13th May, OpenAI released GPT-4o (“o” stands for omni) which brings exciting opportunities for teachers, offering new ways to improve teaching methods and better support students in learning languages.
This new model will be available free of charge in ChatGPT soon and likely replace the current free GPT-3.5 model, offering a massive upgrade for free users. Here are some key benefits that this advanced AI model can provide.
More Engaging Teaching Methods GPT-4o is a game-changer for language learning, offering tools that can truly transform the teaching experience. This AI model helps teachers create a more engaging, supportive, and effective learning environment for their students by providing personalised learning, real-time assistance, and enhanced collaboration.
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Prompt engineering involves designing questions or instructions that maximize the effectiveness of AI responses in tools like ChatGPT. This method helps improve AI interactions to suit specific educational objectives, ensuring that responses are both relevant but also pedagogically appropriate.
Key Techniques for Effective Prompt Engineering
Applying Prompt Engineering in the Classroom
Try it yourself The best way to get better at prompting is to try tools like ChatGPT, Microsoft Co-Pilot, Google Gemini, and Claude 3. It's impossible to ignore the ChatGPT in education these days. But how should teachers and schools deal with it? ChatGPT raises both exciting possibilities and serious concerns. In this article, we’ll explore the upside and challenges of using ChatGPT.
The upside of ChatGPT
The challenges
What Does This All Mean? ChatGPT is clearly here to stay and a game-changer. In the coming years, this means adapting teaching methods, reimagining assessments, and promoting a culture of critical thinking and digital literacy. As we integrate similar AI technologies into our offerings at EEG, we're incredibly excited about the possibilities that lie ahead. Especially how we can help teachers and students to learn more effectively. A recent report, titled "Artificial Intelligence and English Language Teaching: Preparing for the Future," was released by the British Council.
Here are the key highlights that you need to know: How it benefits the classroom
Navigating AI tools
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