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One state tried algebra for all eighth graders. It hasn't gone well
The Hechinger Report covers the reasons behind the initiative to have students take algebra in eighth grade, as well as its ...
West Virginia lawmakers want to stop students from using calculators in school
House Bill 2639 doesn’t have a lot of language to it, but it says the purpose of this bill is to ban the use of electronic ...
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Your Dog Can Count, So You Bet They're Keeping Track Of How Many Snacks You're Giving Them
Science says your dog can count, meaning they know exactly how many snacks you’re handing out and when you’re slacking. […] ...
The most underreported and important story in AI right now is that pure scaling has failed to produce AGI
Humane AI Pin was canceled and the company sold for parts. The founders were forced to retreat from their glorious TED Talk vision of new AI-driven gadgets to working far more modestly, for HP, to “ ...
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7 Small Business Ideas for Teens (& How to Make Them a Success)
Starting a small business can be an incredible opportunity for your teen to learn valuable life skills, gain confidence, ...
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MN state senator looks to remove Algebra II requirement in high schools
For many years, Sen. Farnsworth has been trying to remove the requirement that all high school students complete Algebra II.
Minnesota high schoolers may soon not have to pass algebra II to graduate
The bill, introduced Wednesday by State Senator Robert Farnsworth, would go into effect this upcoming school year if passed in March or April.
New strategy aims to improve student scores across APS Schools
A new approach in APS schools is improving student performance in all subjects. With early success at Barcelona Elementary, the "Teaching Up" strategy is set to expand, offering more personalized ...