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AI in the Classroom: From Shortcut to Scaffold
Teaching students to prompt AI well isn’t a workaround for critical thinking — it’s an extension of it. Here’s how shifting AI use to the revision and stress-testing phase builds the analytical skills history and ELA classrooms are actually designed to develop. Read more
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EPL Needs to Give Man City the SMU Treatment
IMHO ManCity punishment should be: – it’s ownership needs to be stripped and sold. -all players get a first pick on transfers. -all player agents knowingly involved need to be restricted and tossed out of EPL at the minimum but all UEFA leagues would be ideal. -all transfer fees for players are equal to original… Read more
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The Heart of the Final Frontier: Revisiting the Genesis Trilogy
Before streaming, science fiction was a scarce treat; you caught Star Wars when a network aired it and waited for Star Trek to turn up on TV. For me, three films defined everything. The Wrath of Khan, The Search for Spock, and The Voyage Home form one continuous story about hubris, friendship, and repair, and… Read more
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Batman Day 2026
Be sure to head to your local comic book store today. It’s Batman Day and there’ll be new comics available and special one shots dealing with classic characters and some new stories. One of the things I’m really excited about is the new Hush 2 omnibus that’s coming out. I look forward to getting a… Read more
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A Young Voice Lost
I was saddened to hear of the passing of NPR culture editor Rose Friedman. Her work on the Book Concierge now called Books We Love was one the main ways I heard of new the great reads. We have lost a great editor and creative voice. NPR Obit: Rose Friedman Read more
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What If the United States Had Sent Troops to Cuba — With Longstreet in Command?
Cuban independence, the Ten Years’ War, and the consequences of one general’s absence from New Orleans Historical Grounding In October 1868, a sugar planter named Carlos Manuel de Céspedes walked to the slave quarters of his estate in eastern Cuba, called his enslaved workers together, and told them they were free. Then he rang the… Read more
