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Title: Eliminate the Required First-Year Writing Course

Author: Melissa Nicholas

Where Published: Inside Higher Ed

Title, Author, Where it was published

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Melissa Nicolas published this article to Inside Higher Ed on November 14th, 2023.

Summary Sentence

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The author claims that AI can be used to write in the way that college classes require, so the first year class isn't needed.

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"Eliminate the Required First-Year Writing Course" by Melissa Nicolas. It was published on November 14, 2023 in Inside Higher Ed.

Summary Sentence #1

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Nicolas speaks about her argument of why the FYC writing class, (that almost all colleges require first years to take), is unnecessary with the new invention of AI.

Summary Sentence 2

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While the author does not believe in having the required FYC because of AI, she still wants to see our thinking evolve about writing with technology.

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In this article, the author argues that there is no longer a need for writing courses that freshmen are required to take due to the increased usage of AI.

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As AI becomes smarter, students will also have to adapt their ways of thinking because they will now write for learning instead of just being taught how to do formulative writing.

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"Eliminate the Required first year writing course" by Melissa Nicolas and published Nov 14th 2023 on Inside Higher Ed

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The Author thinks that AI can be used to assist students in essay writing so that the teachers can focus on teaching more important things.

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Just because she wants students to use AI doesn't mean she doesn't want them to think she wants it to be used as a tool for students not a replacement for their brains.