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Intuitively, Marc Chavez says he knew that school really wasn’t a good fit for him as a teen. It wasn’t just that he was goofing off, but the material wasn’t engaging and didn’t speak to him because ...

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Commentary: Young people will be more prepared if they practice working with AI, rather than swearing it off altogether.

More than 70% of teens use AI companions and half use them regularly, according to a new study from Common Sense Media.

The clutch of children is at the creaky bridge, Readying for the nervous tiptoe to the other side, To the forlorn crumbling ...

Potential educational system reforms in Sri Lanka have become a prominent topic of national debate, attracting the interest ...

For Ry-n Uyeda, 17, the biggest concern about college is the prospect of being away from her home in Waianae, Hawaii. Uyeda is already taking college-level courses in high ... conducted April 30-May ...

Government officials, whose remarks, by virtue of their positions, are often featured in the introductory paragraphs of news articles. And who among us is allowed to speak?