Step 2 of 5 · Your reflection
What did you notice?
You have worked through the three-step protocol with an AI tool. Before reading anything about the research, write one honest reflection.
What to write about
Two or three sentences is enough, and there is no right answer. Write honestly about whatever stood out.
Some starting points if you need them:
- What did AI say, and what matched or didn't match your own experience as a teacher?
- What surprised you in the conversation?
- Did you end up with a clearer answer, or with more questions?
- Did you notice at any point whether the AI was helping you think, or thinking for you?
Your reflection
Before, you wrote
Afterwards, you wondered
Share it, if you want to
Your reflection stays in this browser unless you share it. If you want someone else to read it, you could try one of these:
- A colleague. Send it to a colleague and ask them to try the protocol too. Then compare what you each noticed.
- Your team. Bring it to a team or department meeting as a two-minute opener on AI and student learning.
- A group. If you take this module with a group, share it in the group's own channel.
Sharing is up to you. What counts is that the reflection is honest.
Then continue to Step 3: the research frame. You will see what the evidence says about AI and student learning, and why the method you just tried is designed the way it is.