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We will spend this week, our 2nd in a workshop of at least 4 weeks, continuing to learn how to write more effective prompts. Dao will also spend some time discussing how to use Grok and some of its features and advantages. Grok is free to use, and is the AI behind Elon Musk’s company called xAI.
We invite everyone who is planning on attending to do some of their own research. Here is a link to a helpful article that we will be discussing and sampling for oral reading practice on Saturday. (Research provided by Dao.) Click on the image above to access the link to the Science Direct article.
We will then go to the Open AI Academy, where users can take courses on how to use ChatGPT more effectively. In particular, we will look at a 9-minute video called “Mastering Prompts: The Key to Getting What You Need from ChatGPT.”
Click on the image above to access the link to the OpenAI Academy.
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Image credit: ChatGPT from 4 supplied prompts.
We will spend some time with ChatGPT writing stories and building more vocabulary. We will then learn to use Suno AI, a music AI program, and then we will try to get Suno AI to put our writing to music.
This week will be a lot of fun because we will be venturing into a creative area that our House of Wisdom class has never worked with before.
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What is intercultural communication?
Definition: Intercultural Communication is when people from different cultures effectively communicate with each other in verbal and non-verbal ways.
Our workshop today will be led by Dao.
Dao will lead some activities to ensure everyone understands the concept of Intercultural Communication. For example, the class will study the image above and make some educated inferences about the people in the image: What might be the background of the people in the image (country of origin, ethnicity, profession, languages spoken, etc).
So please be proactive and engage with us ^-^
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The purpose of this week's session is to teach students to focus on prompt writing. A secondary goal will teach students how to use the tools available to check ChatGPT for accuracy.
Dao, Eric, Aries, and myself will supply the theme sentences for each run of ChatGPT; students will supply the prompts.
Students will prompt ChatGPT to write paragraphs using our vocabulary lists at igee2016.com.
Students will refine the answers that ChatGPT produces by writing and refining their prompts.
This process of refinement will continue until the student is satisfied that ChatGPT produced a result that matches the intention of the student given in the prompt.
ChatGPT fictional AI machine for the House of Wisdom English Teachers and Students Discussion Series.
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For our class on March 29, 2025, everyone will put together 2 things:
1) Write a theme sentence of your choice---any sentence.
I have attached a pdf list of 15 words each for 1st, 2nd, 3rd, 4th, 5th, 6th, 7th, and 8th grade English vocabulary. I will also attach this list to the HoW thread and to our Chatbox at the beginning of our March 29 class.
2) Use ChatGPT to write your paragraph
Each student will use their current grade level (or above!) English vocabulary list.
Each student will then add their theme sentence to ChatGPT.
Each student will then instruct ChatGPT by writing a prompt.
ChatGPT will follow the prompt to write a paragraph using your list of English vocabulary words to develop the theme sentence.
Each student will then read their paragraph produced by ChatGPT to the rest of the class.
ChatGPT fictional AI machine for the House of Wisdom English Teachers and Students Discussion Series.
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For our class on March 22, 2025, everyone will put together 2 things:
1) Write a theme sentence of your choice---any sentence.
I have attached a pdf list of 15 words each for 1st, 2nd, 3rd, 4th, 5th, 6th, 7th, and 8th grade English vocabulary. I will also attach this list to the HoW thread and to our Chatbox at the beginning of our March 22 class.
2) Use ChatGPT to write your paragraph
Each student will use their current grade level (or above!) English vocabulary list.
Each student will then add their theme sentence to ChatGPT.
Each student will then instruct ChatGPT by writing a prompt.
ChatGPT will follow the prompt to write a paragraph using your list of English vocabulary words to develop the theme sentence.
Each student will then read their paragraph produced by ChatGPT to the rest of the class.
Ha Phanthininh is a tour guide assistant in English for English-speaking tourists to Ho Chi Minh City
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Write an essay of at least 1 paragraph and up to 10 paragraphs on what you learned/what you enjoyed during the past 2 weeks. Polo Fowler gave us her time and talent to show us a little about her life and to let us know some features of her interests in Music Education.
I am looking forward to listening to your essays! In a short version, our assignment is:
Write an essay on what you learned in Polo Fowler’s Music Education classes.
Click on the photo above to find the links to our Music Education Seminar recordings.
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Hát chèo—Opera style in the North of Viet Nam
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