In higher education, the purported Silicon Valley revolution is undermined by detrimental effects on academic integrity and erosion of evidence-based pedagogical practices, compounded by the prevailing crisis of higher education¶
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q1 i? The editorial contends GAI's detrimental effects on academic integrity and the erosion of evidence-based pedagogical practices undermine the purported higher education revolution promised by Silicon Valley. → Rudolph 2025
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Rudolph, J., Ismail, F., Tan, S., & Seah, P. (2025). Don't believe the hype. AI myths and the need for a critical approach in higher education. Journal of Applied Learning and Teaching, 8(1), 06-27. https://doi.org/10.37074/jalt.2025.8.1.1
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Editorial argument about higher education specifically. The authors state the purported Silicon Valley revolution "is undermined by its detrimental effects on academic integrity" and erosion of evidence-based pedagogical practices. No empirical measurement is reported in the supplied text.
"the purported revolution promised by Silicon Valley is undermined by its detrimental effects on academic integrity and the erosion of evidence-based pedagogical practices, compounded by the prevailing crisis of higher education"
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In higher education, the purported Silicon Valley revolution is undermined by detrimental effects on academic integrity and erosion of evidence-based pedagogical practices, compounded by the prevailing crisis of higher education |
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In higher education, the purported Silicon Valley revolution is undermined by detrimental effects on academic integrity and erosion of evidence-based pedagogical practices, compounded by the prevailing crisis of highe... |
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