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Are teachers the AI police? How do they judge authentic student writing?

The authors claim that writing is “a powerful tool for students to learn to think, reason, question, and take up the language of a "discipline” and that teachers are able to use their professional judgement to assess students’ writing in schools.

Chen, H. Matruglio,E. & Jones, P. Edu Research Matters

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Keywords: Assessment

Resource Added: 13 September, 2026

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