Rethinking Assessments in the Age of Generative AI
In education, particularly in B-schools that use the case-method approach, assessments have traditionally moved beyond rote memorization, pushing students to think critically, applying concepts and insights more meaningfully. The case method approach is something I learned when I joined the Asian Institute of Management; it centers around real-world scenarios, often with open-ended questions and no single “correct” answer. This encourages students to weigh perspectives, make informed decisions, and articulate their reasoning—skills crucial in any business context. At AIM, we often joke that our students are wired to respond with 'it depends.'
Oct 26, 2024
