There’s a good chance your kid uses AI to cheat
More students are hiding their secret weapon from parents and teachers, racking up top grades while AI chatbots do the work.
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COVID's 5th anniversary: 5 areas where life changed in the US
The COVID-19 pandemic began five years ago in U.S., arriving in a country that already had a partisan divide that would ...
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Legislation takes aim at Texas' uncertified teachers, but districts have concerns
Lawmakers want to turn the tide on the growing number of unprepared and uncertified teachers by restricting who can lead ...
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Homeschool Students Are Happier, More Engaged, and More Likely to Be Married
Cardus, a Christian think tank based in Canada, interviewed adults aged 24 to 39. Long-term homeschoolers, who spend at least ...
The best part of March Madness is booing Duke, but not Cooper Flagg. He's awesome
The roughly 3,555,359 people associated with Arizona State are all wishing Bobby Hurley had put Sam Leavitt and Cam Skattebo in a pair of high tops as soon as their College Football Playoff run ended.