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Reflection on Chatbot chat:

 Chat conversation with Claude AI: 

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A few weeks ago, chatting with a bot was a new goal for me. Now, I'm not sure what took me so long to discover how helpful this tool really can be. While using Claude AI to help me brainstorm my teaching philosophy, I was for the first time able to think about my own approach to education as an individualized idea. I realized that I have been trying to place myself into one of the boxes, which is very unlike me. For this assignment, and the many other times throughout my three degrees in education, when asked to create a teaching philosophy, I felt like I had to pick out and label my pedagogical approach or chose which learning theories I believe in and use. This was always difficult for me because I feel like my style or approach to life in general is so eclectic. A few semesters ago I decided my view was Humanitarian. Teaching several years in the inclusion setting at title one schools, I was always very focused on personal growth whether it be educationally or emotional, just as long as it was positive growth. This last year, I have found myself very frustrated with our public school system. There are many days where I am discouraged with our curriculum, because all I can think about is how there are so many more important things about life that our children need to be taught, and I am not effective if I can't teach them these things. Anyways.. I asked the chatbot how I can incorporate my Christianity into my teaching philosophy, something I should've done along time ago. It opened my eyes, allowing me to accept and understand that my teaching philosophy is just that- mine. So, to answer the question, if the chatbot was helpful, yes it was. What it did well was bring up some very important and helpful aspects that I wouldn't have been able to conclude so quickly and easily without research in multiple places. The only disappointment with this particular chatbot is that it requires a subscription, so I was limited with the amount of questions I could ask. However, I was so impressed with the bot, that I would consider a subscription depending on the price. 

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