We all know people use AI to cheat. The prevalence of which students use AI for their assignments is so overwhelming that some reporters compare it to sports doping—meaning that if the best players or students are enhancing their… Continue Reading
Students have been producing data points for decades. Standardized testing in America began with college entrance exams, then spread its reach further into military aptitude tests and later nationwide achievement tests. Most readers will remember being scared of Iowa tests in… Continue Reading
You have almost certainly heard the term “iPad Kid” before, and it was probably meant as an insult. The iPad Kid’s general definition is a kid, elementary aged and younger, who is seemingly addicted to their screen. People most often… Continue Reading
Fortunately, many public schools see the potential danger of their young students on the internet and have implemented some form of internet safety programs. Unfortunately, these programs tend to be out of touch with the quickly changing online landscape. … Continue Reading
Did your public school provide you with a laptop? If you’ve been in high school within the past few years, the answer is probably yes. At the very least, your school likely had a program providing internet devices if needed.… Continue Reading
Source When discussing technology in education, there is a very clear divide: Before Covid and after Covid. In the years since quarantine and enforced online school, we have seen a multitude of lingering effects. In its height, the pandemic caused… Continue Reading