#ai feedback

Can we talk about how REVOLUTIONARY instant feedback is for nursing education?

I spent weeks waiting for professors to grade clinical assessments during my medical training. Weeks! By the time I got feedback, I'd already forgotten half the reasoning behind my answers.

Now? Nursing students get detailed explanations the SECOND they submit an answer. Not just "wrong" or "right" - but WHY it's wrong, what they missed, and exactly what to study next.

The AI doesn't just tell you that selecting "administer morphine immediately" was incorrect - it explains the contraindications, walks through the proper assessment protocol, and identifies that you have a pattern of rushing pain management decisions.

This is the kind of personalized mentoring we dreamed of but never had the faculty ratios to achieve. Every student essentially gets their own AI tutor that never sleeps, never gets frustrated, and always has time to explain concepts differently until they click.

The future of healthcare education is looking pretty incredible, not gonna lie.

The most recent one finished with what I feel is a core question: existing as an outsider in a random, chaotic universe where you have no control, which one are you? Are you Arthur Dent, dying for a decent cup of tea? Or are you Murderbot, trying to find a corner of time that you can use to catch up with your favourite shows?

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Effectiveness of AI-Generated Feedback Across Different Writing Systems Introduction Second language acquisition presents unique challenges across different writing systems and orthographic structures. While AI-generated feedback tools like ChatGPT and Duolingo have gained prominence in language education, their effectiveness varies significantly across different language structures. Most AI…

okay i read over the ai feedback. sybau. i’m genuinely proud of the poem i wrote and the ai is telling me it’s good, but it’s just giving me small suggestions. it told me my “writing demonstrates a strong command of grammar” and then proceeded to give me grammar suggestions. also i don’t want to turn this into a sonnet… get out of my head ☹️☹️☹️