GMAT Prep: Power Up with AI
Still preparing for the GMAT the old-fashioned way, slogging through endless practice questions? This video will change how you study. Learn how to use AI to make your error review process way more effective.
Master GMAT Complex Sentences with AI
Many bright students preparing for the GMAT can spot their weak areas during practice, but they often get stuck trying to fix them, which usually leads to…
2025 GMAT: Turn RC Mistakes into Points
Stuck on GMAT RC practice questions? If your score isn’t budging, the problem usually isn’t that you’re not doing enough questions. It’s about a lack of “effective review.” In these two episodes, Dustin…
Business School & GMAT: My Bold Predictions
It’s been a minute since I’ve put out a new long-form article. Today, I want to share my bold predictions for the future of business schools and the GMAT exam. Based on GMAC’s insights into business schools…
Mastering AI Collaboration: 8 Key Techniques
I’ve been spending a lot of time lately developing AI study tools. So much time, in fact, that I’m hitting the daily GPT message limit every day.
Teaching in the Age of AI: Dos and Don’ts
Yesterday, I co-hosted a seminar with the SK2TOEFL team about using AI in teaching. It got me thinking…
AI: Will it Replace You, or Empower You? A Teacher’s Practical Journey of Human-Machine Collaboration
Many educators worry about being replaced by generative AI. I see it differently, though. Let’s look at this from two angles: What AI can’t do…
GMAT Study Review with Voice Recognition AI
I’d like to introduce a tool and method that can completely transform your GMAT review efficiency: the Whisper speech recognition model. Whisper is from Ope…
Cracking GMAT Reading Comprehension: An AI Tool for an 80-Point Score Boost
I’ve been teaching GMAT Verbal for over a decade, especially the reading comprehension challenges that trip up Taiwanese students. In my teaching…
Don’t Treat AI as a Slave Anymore! Teach You the Four-Step Mindset for “Human-Machine Collaboration”
Since generative AI popped onto the scene, folks have been eager to try it out for work and school. But most of us are still just asking questions and getting answers, treating AI like a glorified search engine.