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Professor Mircea Miclea emphasizes that school evaluations should focus on the thinking process of students, not just on the final solutions.

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Mircea Miclea highlighted the necessity of a change in education, suggesting that schools should teach students to think critically, adopting perspectives from various fields, such as biology and history. In the era of artificial intelligence, it is crucial for young people to develop analytical and discernment skills in order to evaluate the contradictory information around them. Miclea emphasized the importance of acquiring solid knowledge, warning against excessive dependence on technology.

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Mircea Miclea: În prezent, examenele naționale notează aproape exclusiv soluțiile finale, nu cum gândește elevul. Acest model este depășit în era inteligenței artificiale
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Mircea Miclea: În prezent, examenele naționale notează aproape exclusiv soluțiile finale, nu cum gândește elevul. Acest model este depășit în era inteligenței artificiale, iar școala ar trebui să îi învețe pe elevi moduri de a gândi, ca un biolog, ca un chimist, ca un istoric

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