Business and Professional Communication Quarterly Dec 2024

Critical Thinking and Problem-Solving in the Age of ChatGPT: Experiential-Bibliotherapy-Blogging Project

Daneshwar Sharma

Abstract

Critical thinking and problem-solving are essential skills in management education. ChatGPT and other AI-assisted writing tools might disrupt conventional tools like essay writing and case-study analysis. The project incorporates bibliotherapy-inspired usage of ChatGPT and critical thinking and problem-solving frameworks to make students identify and solve real-life problems like social media addiction or time-management skills. ChatGPT is used as an assistant, coach, and/or motivator in the project. Students’ experiences are shared as blog posts. The impact of the project on developing critical thinking and problem-solving skills is measured by a post-and-then-pre survey questionnaire.

Journal
Business and Professional Communication Quarterly
Published
2024-12-01
DOI
10.1177/23294906241254780
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Topics
social media artificial intelligence

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