Robert Smith

Assistant Professor

University of Nevada
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Robert Smith is an Assistant Professor at the University of Nevada, Las Vegas. His research interests encompass mathematical writing education, the integration of AI technologies in teaching, and the assessment of writing skills among English learners. Recent publications include studies on preservice teachers' beliefs about mathematics instruction and the impact of early academic skills on later mathematics achievement.

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2025

Mathematical writing (MW) can support students’ mathematical learning and is common in mathematics assessment. However, MW is known to be particularly challenging for students with learning disabilities. While the use of model compositions of both high- and low-quality writing and the act of revision are evidence-based practices in writing instruction, models of MW are not readily available in the curriculum, and many teachers struggle to compose high-quality MW themselves. Artificial intelligence (AI) chatbots are increasingly accessible for teachers and provide one avenue by which MW models can be readily generated. This column guides educators on utilizing AI chatbots to produce MW models to support MW instruction for students with learning disabilities.

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