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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]My child’s English teacher announced on back to school night that she will only allow writing to be done IN class bc she’s so afraid of cheating. I knew then she was going to be a subpar teacher. Creative writing is not edited and advanced in 45 minute increments of set time. A good teacher should know their students well enough to recognize their writing and voice. This is not something that should be micromanaged. We are already disappointed. [/quote] Not a SSSAS family, but this is bad take. I've come to understand how chatGPT is affecting writing and the teacher is probably right for now. This is an evolving topic. But more importantly, a teacher cannot be expected to recognize your child's writing and voice. I can't roll my eyes hard enough at that concept. [/quote] I am the parent of a junior and every single teacher talked about cheating when I went to back to school night. I left feeling like they were taking it way too far and very anxious about it. [/quote]
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