The Math Pathways paper acknowledges the CARES Act funding source but does not include a conflict-of-interest statement or an author-contributions section.
Robert Tian appears prominently in both the Allied Academies and the North American Business Press publishing networks. It is unclear what the relationship between these two large publishing groups may be or if they are both part of a wider network.
A North Carolina Senate committee on April 29 advanced Senate Bill 840, which would scrap the Praxis Core entrance exam for teacher preparation programs, loosen the licensure exam timeline, and ease the path for out-of-state teachers seeking NC licensure.
Artificial Intelligence (AI) is becoming more advanced by the minute, and evolving into a more integral part of society every day. Among the latest innovations is a software called ChatGPT, an AI chatbot that spits out humanlike conversational dialogue while learning exponentially from itself and its previous inputs. ChatGPT can research or write anything from...
It doesn't make sense to pretend that now-tainted events never took place.
Far too often, the dictates of passion and the pursuit of the political win today trample the dispassionate concern for truth.
Far too many high school graduates enter college unprepared to write and perform research on their own.
RALEIGH — We should think of college administrators, public or private, as no different than other self-interested decisionmakers.
My experience taking online courses at UNC-Chapel Hill makes me wonder about the enthusiasm for them. In my view, the content is too easy, the online discussions are pretty much worthless, and the professors are rarely around.
News stories this week are likely to intensify already palpable worries about the prevalence of high school cheating. Administrators at Chapel Hill High School in Chapel Hill recently discovered a longstanding cheating ring of up to 30 students.
I have to admit when I’m wrong. After all, rare moments deserve to be savored.
