Artificial Intelligence

Exactly this. We need a shift in how teaching/education is handled. It's similar to when calculators became common. You can use a calculator to get the right answer, but relying on it too much, or using it incorrectly will hamper your progress.

Teachers might have to start pointing out best practices for using LLMs. Ex: Don't ask the LLM to write the essay for you, instead, write as much as you can, then use LLMs to evaluate what you have written. Ask it to poke holes in your arguments, or make suggestions on how it can be improved.

At universities you should have access to something like a "writing center" where tutors can help you with exactly that. Although those tutors would be ideal (and better than an LLM), sometimes there's a wait to get access to a tutor, or they're only open for certain times.

An LLM can definitely be a useful tool in the writing process, but the students of today need to learn how to use them properly as well as how to evaluate whether an LLM response is useful or even if it should be trusted.

Teachers will need to rely on in-class only work/tests/activities to help them actually evaluate a student's progress instead of relying on homework to do that.

I don't understand the concept of homework. School work is for school. And home is for home time. Why are teachers hellbent on assigning school work to be done at home?