Net Exports and the price level, Macroeconomics

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So if the price level is rising, this means that inflation is rising as well, so the value of the dollar in the US would decrease meaning that purchasing power decreases as well. According to this logic, Net Exports would increase because imports would become more expensive and exports would increase. According to my teacher this is wrong can you explain why?

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