In the direct method, teachers perceive conversational ventriloquism, autonomy shifts, authority challenges, and memory erosion¶
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q2 i? Teachers report students using real-time AI tools to generate answers in live sessions, making it difficult to identify the actual actor in DM interactions. → Baoyi W and Khan FU 2026
q2 i? Teachers report students perform better with AI tools available but perform poorly in AI-restricted assessments, raising questions about what has been learned. → Baoyi W and Khan FU 2026
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Baoyi W and Khan FU 2026¶
Baoyi W and Khan FU (2026). AI and higher education: teachers' perceptions of students' ethical tensions in online pedagogical methods. Front. Psychol. 17:1881032. https://doi.org/10.3389/fpsyg.2026.1881032
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Findings from the DM section of the thematic analysis of 25 teacher interviews. Teachers described "conversational ventriloquism" when students used real-time AI tools or split screens to generate answers, obscuring whose competence is displayed; memory erosion was also reported when AI-restricted tasks revealed poor performance.
"Many teachers perceived their conversations with AI and robots during online classes via DMs, when students used real-time AI tools or split screens to generate answers. It makes it difficult for teachers to understand the actual communication patterns in live sessions."
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Related Claims¶
- In CLL, teachers perceive a trust erosion cycle, AI dominance in groups, collaborative hollowing, and a counselor's dilemma — related
- In TBLT, teachers perceive scaffolding collapse, a shortcut paradox, invisible inequity, and task realism corrosion — related
- Teachers perceive 20 distinct ethical tensions across five online language-teaching methods in AI-driven classes — a broader claim this one bears on
- Teachers perceive their role shifting from knowledge transmitters to facilitators, co-investigators, and ethical supervisors of AI use — related
- Multiple trends point to a de-professionalization of teachers in both the North and the South — related
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In the direct method, teachers perceive conversational ventriloquism, autonomy shifts, authority challenges, and memory erosion |
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In the direct method, teachers perceive conversational ventriloquism, autonomy shifts, authority challenges, and memory erosion |
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