ISBN: 9798189827143 - outsourced minds: a veteran teacher’s guide to protecting your child’s cognitive development in the age of ai homework (6 resultados)

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Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. Neuware - Why do capable, hardworking students freeze the moment a math problem looks even slightly unfamiliar The answer is not laziness, and it is not a lack of intelligence. It is a quiet, invisible pattern that has been building for years, one homework shortcut at a time.In Outsourced Minds, veteran math educator Abdul Wadood, widely known as The Math Guru and featured in Gulf News, draws on more than twenty-five years teaching IB, IGCSE, and A-Level students to reveal what happens when AI homework tools like Photomath and ChatGPT quietly remove the one thing that actually builds mathematical thinking: the struggle itself.This is not an anti-technology book. It is a diagnosis, and then a plan.Inside, you will learn: The Illusion of Fluency: why watching a smooth AI-generated solution feels like learning, even when almost nothing is retained.The Missing Middle: the three-to-ten-minute window of productive struggle where real mathematical intuition is built, and what happens when a child never spends time there.The Illusion of Competence: why perfect homework grades can mask a near-total absence of retained understanding, and a five-minute diagnostic you can run at your own kitchen table tonight.The Long-Term Toll: why the damage stays completely invisible until a student hits a wall on a high-stakes exam at exactly the age it costs the most.The Ten-Minute Stare Protocol and Socratic Prompting: concrete, research-grounded tools for rebuilding your child's tolerance for productive struggle, without a single argument at the homework table.Using AI as a Mirror, Not a Crutch: three ethical, brain-building ways to let your child use AI again, safely, once real understanding comes first.Written for parents watching a capable child quietly lose confidence in math, and for any parent who wants their child to keep the ability to sit with a hard problem and think their own way through it, this book gives you the diagnosis, the science, and the exact plan to protect the one skill no app can replace.If your child is capable but struggling, this book will tell you why, and what to do about it starting tonight.…

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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Why do capable, hardworking students freeze the moment a math problem looks even slightly unfamiliar? The answer is not laziness, and it is not a lack of intelligence. It is a quiet, invisible pattern that has been building for years, one homework shortcut at a time.In Outsourced Minds, veteran math educator Abdul Wadood, widely known as The Math Guru and featured in Gulf News, draws on more than twenty-five years teaching IB, IGCSE, and A-Level students to reveal what happens when AI homework tools like Photomath and ChatGPT quietly remove the one thing that actually builds mathematical thinking: the struggle itself.This is not an anti-technology book. It is a diagnosis, and then a plan.Inside, you will learn: The Illusion of Fluency: why watching a smooth AI-generated solution feels like learning, even when almost nothing is retained.The Missing Middle: the three-to-ten-minute window of productive struggle where real mathematical intuition is built, and what happens when a child never spends time there.The Illusion of Competence: why perfect homework grades can mask a near-total absence of retained understanding, and a five-minute diagnostic you can run at your own kitchen table tonight.The Long-Term Toll: why the damage stays completely invisible until a student hits a wall on a high-stakes exam at exactly the age it costs the most.The Ten-Minute Stare Protocol and Socratic Prompting: concrete, research-grounded tools for rebuilding your child's tolerance for productive struggle, without a single argument at the homework table.Using AI as a Mirror, Not a Crutch: three ethical, brain-building ways to let your child use AI again, safely, once real understanding comes first.Written for parents watching a capable child quietly lose confidence in math, and for any parent who wants their child to keep the ability to sit with a hard problem and think their own way through it, this book gives you the diagnosis, the science, and the exact plan to protect the one skill no app can replace.If your child is capable but struggling, this book will tell you why, and what to do about it starting tonight. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Why do capable, hardworking students freeze the moment a math problem looks even slightly unfamiliar? The answer is not laziness, and it is not a lack of intelligence. It is a quiet, invisible pattern that has been building for years, one homework shortcut at a time.In Outsourced Minds, veteran math educator Abdul Wadood, widely known as The Math Guru and featured in Gulf News, draws on more than twenty-five years teaching IB, IGCSE, and A-Level students to reveal what happens when AI homework tools like Photomath and ChatGPT quietly remove the one thing that actually builds mathematical thinking: the struggle itself.This is not an anti-technology book. It is a diagnosis, and then a plan.Inside, you will learn: The Illusion of Fluency: why watching a smooth AI-generated solution feels like learning, even when almost nothing is retained.The Missing Middle: the three-to-ten-minute window of productive struggle where real mathematical intuition is built, and what happens when a child never spends time there.The Illusion of Competence: why perfect homework grades can mask a near-total absence of retained understanding, and a five-minute diagnostic you can run at your own kitchen table tonight.The Long-Term Toll: why the damage stays completely invisible until a student hits a wall on a high-stakes exam at exactly the age it costs the most.The Ten-Minute Stare Protocol and Socratic Prompting: concrete, research-grounded tools for rebuilding your child's tolerance for productive struggle, without a single argument at the homework table.Using AI as a Mirror, Not a Crutch: three ethical, brain-building ways to let your child use AI again, safely, once real understanding comes first.Written for parents watching a capable child quietly lose confidence in math, and for any parent who wants their child to keep the ability to sit with a hard problem and think their own way through it, this book gives you the diagnosis, the science, and the exact plan to protect the one skill no app can replace.If your child is capable but struggling, this book will tell you why, and what to do about it starting tonight. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…