Through the years, robots have taken over many jobs. First, they replaced horses and wagons and horses and plows, then they started to replace people.
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Through the years, robots have taken over many jobs. First, they replaced horses and wagons and horses and plows, then they started to replace people.
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As educators, there are so many things machines still can't do well... have the capacity to show empathy, read subtle non-verbal cues and know when students are struggling, lost, or disengaged, care about students' well-being.
But, as has been said before, if you as a teacher, can be replaced by a machine, maybe you should be.