Dr. M. Harris-Peyton
@drmbhp.bsky.social
fiction author; composition and literature professor; postcolonial crime media/games/texts as world lit PhD; crime discourse and IR/state formation guy; allegedly in possession of "your dad playing video games" vibes; he/him/any
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So, some questions:
1. Was there an explicit policy about AI use?
2. If so, was the policy enforced consistently and explicitly?
3. Were students aware that there would be "traps"?
3. Were students provided the tools they needed to read, conceptualize, and write the essays they were assigned?
6/8
1. Was there an explicit policy about AI use?
2. If so, was the policy enforced consistently and explicitly?
3. Were students aware that there would be "traps"?
3. Were students provided the tools they needed to read, conceptualize, and write the essays they were assigned?
6/8
November 21, 2025 at 1:14 PM
So, some questions:
1. Was there an explicit policy about AI use?
2. If so, was the policy enforced consistently and explicitly?
3. Were students aware that there would be "traps"?
3. Were students provided the tools they needed to read, conceptualize, and write the essays they were assigned?
6/8
1. Was there an explicit policy about AI use?
2. If so, was the policy enforced consistently and explicitly?
3. Were students aware that there would be "traps"?
3. Were students provided the tools they needed to read, conceptualize, and write the essays they were assigned?
6/8
Reposted by Dr. M. Harris-Peyton
One of my foundational values as a teacher is trust and respect, what I call radical honesty. I posted a thread on this on 11/17/24. That's where I want to start. If you're "trying an experiment," "setting a trap," or planting a "Trojan horse" into your assignments, you've already lost the game. 3/8
November 21, 2025 at 1:14 PM
One of my foundational values as a teacher is trust and respect, what I call radical honesty. I posted a thread on this on 11/17/24. That's where I want to start. If you're "trying an experiment," "setting a trap," or planting a "Trojan horse" into your assignments, you've already lost the game. 3/8
Everything I know about Jeff Van Drew, I know against my will, and every single one of those things I know is an active cogitohazard.
November 20, 2025 at 4:32 AM
Everything I know about Jeff Van Drew, I know against my will, and every single one of those things I know is an active cogitohazard.
"Setting-Flexible Scifi Western Dwarf Fortress with an Extremely Dedicated Mod Community" is the gaming equivalent of a Schedule I substance.
November 11, 2025 at 5:40 PM
"Setting-Flexible Scifi Western Dwarf Fortress with an Extremely Dedicated Mod Community" is the gaming equivalent of a Schedule I substance.
The deal "includes $203.5 million in new funding to enhance security measures and protection for members of Congress" per CNN, which is definitely an indication that all involved believe the action will be very popular and not controversial at all.
November 10, 2025 at 12:28 AM
The deal "includes $203.5 million in new funding to enhance security measures and protection for members of Congress" per CNN, which is definitely an indication that all involved believe the action will be very popular and not controversial at all.
I mean, I mentioned to my students that I saw the pilot episode of Spongebob in high school and my elderly bones turned to dust, so time is weird.
(Also if I was being accurate, the crowd I rode the train with was a lot of 70-80 folks including an entire sign-taped-to-walkers contingent.)
(Also if I was being accurate, the crowd I rode the train with was a lot of 70-80 folks including an entire sign-taped-to-walkers contingent.)
November 7, 2025 at 5:43 AM
I mean, I mentioned to my students that I saw the pilot episode of Spongebob in high school and my elderly bones turned to dust, so time is weird.
(Also if I was being accurate, the crowd I rode the train with was a lot of 70-80 folks including an entire sign-taped-to-walkers contingent.)
(Also if I was being accurate, the crowd I rode the train with was a lot of 70-80 folks including an entire sign-taped-to-walkers contingent.)
Am I saying that the Boomers and your average iPad kid have the same level of accurate historical knowledge?
Yes, actually. We're just accustomed to the Boomer version.
Yes, actually. We're just accustomed to the Boomer version.
November 4, 2025 at 7:10 PM
Am I saying that the Boomers and your average iPad kid have the same level of accurate historical knowledge?
Yes, actually. We're just accustomed to the Boomer version.
Yes, actually. We're just accustomed to the Boomer version.
I swear to god some McKinsey consultant saw one tomato farm from the turnpike and decided this is Salty Nebraska where nobody ever swears.
November 4, 2025 at 5:44 PM
I swear to god some McKinsey consultant saw one tomato farm from the turnpike and decided this is Salty Nebraska where nobody ever swears.