Publish at April 17 2024 Updated April 17 2024
Mixing genres sounds interesting, but it often requires stepping out of one's comfort zone. Those who first proposed adding playfulness to teaching were judged harshly. Today, however, this solution is part of the teaching kit. The next step is to use play for assessment purposes. How is this possible?
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Artificial intelligences really at the service of teachers
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