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Keeping pace with AI: why the education system is falling behind
By: Hadley Carr Source: Creative Commons ( https://creativecommons.org/tag/artificial-intelligence-in-a-digital-age/ ) On November 30, 2022, ChatGPT was publicly released. Within five days of its launch, it reached 1 million users. By 2023, the new chatbot was in conversation with 100 million active users. Since then, the AI industry has grown exponentially: language learning models have become cheaper , AI agents are increasingly automating monotonous tasks, and the U.S. pr
5 days ago


The Power of Privilege or the Privilege of Power: How Teachers are Responsible for Student Engagement
By: Caroline Knight (Image Source: Resetfest) It is no secret that the relationship between a student and their teacher can enhance their academic experience at school. However, it is crucial to recognize that educators are primarily responsible for the level of engagement their students exhibit. A positive student-teacher relationship generates a successful and enjoyable learning experience, boosts academic performance and gives students the opportunity to develop their soci
Feb 5


Fractured Futures: The Impacts of COVID-Era Education Policy on the Mental Health of Underserved Students
By Edith Guan Photos by Giulia Squillace and Desola Lanre-Ologun on Unsplash . In 2020, schools closed, shutting doors for students...
Jan 6
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