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beth Kennedy's avatar

interesting! when I taught pk, we taught the kids about the difference between fiction and non fiction and had them do 'research' on an animal they were interested in and then they could teach the class about what they learned. the only rule was that they had to use more than one source: a book, an expert, like someone at a zoo , or a vet, or a shelter, a real video, another book , a non-fiction piece online, etc. it was so interesting to see what they learned , where they learned it, and what they were interested in. they could draw a picture of their animal, print one out, or bring in a stuffie if they chose.they could answer questions from the class and if they didn't know the answer it was fine to say, 'I'm not sure, but I can find out the answer for you.' all went well until...

one child taught us about a unicorn, had a 'photo' and said it was real because her mom told her so, because she found it on the internet. well, they kind of missed the point of my lesson... but I wasn't going to out her mom who really needed the lesson...

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Rea de Miranda's avatar

I asked ChatGPT-4 a question last week, and it replied: I can't answer that question. Strange.

You are right Cecilia, there are many explanations to answer our questions.

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