Prompting ChatGPT to support the academic journey of pre-service teachers

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Rhona Marielle Abayon
Janel Talaman
Rowena Bongolto
Karl Alvin Aglibot
Janabeth Soguilon
Edrian Mark Tomines

Abstract

Innovation in the delivery of education through the use of Artificial Intelligence (AI), like ChatGPT, is creating a formidable educational paradigm in higher education. This study aimed to assess the perceptions of all 141 third-year pre-service teachers about prompting ChatGPT to support their academic journey. The findings revealed that ChatGPT is helpful in educational tasks, and some pre-service teachers occasionally struggle to comprehend its tone and style. There is a slight inclination towards neutrality regarding the performance, and it is undecided whether the pre-service teachers are satisfied since some aspects need to be improved or if the pre-service teachers have limited exposure to AI. Lastly, the pre-service teachers generally agree with recommending ChatGPT to peers and mentors. ChatGPT has benefits for pre-service teachers in different educational settings; however, they should also maintain a balance and employ the smart and honest application of this educational tool to uphold academic integrity.

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