If it appears a student may have passed off ChatGPT's work as their own, sit down with them one on one, CommonLit and Quill recommend. — Reuters
The latest version of ChatGPT has only been around for a few months. But Aaron Romoslawski, the assistant principal at a Michigan high school, has already seen a handful of students trying to pass off writing produced by the artificial-intelligence-powered tool as their own work.
The signs are almost always obvious, Romoslawski said. Typically, a student will have been turning in work of a certain quality throughout the year, and then "suddenly, we're seeing these much higher quality assignments pop up out of nowhere," he said.
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