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SMART: A New Tool to Assist Aviation
With a new AI assisting in aviation, delays and cancellations may be a thing of the past, but what will this new AI, SMART, actually do to help air traffic controllers, as told by Lisandro Becerra.
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The Nature of Parasocial Relationships
Parasocial relationships offer comfort, inspiration, and connection through one-sided media bonds. However, fueled by social media, they risk blurring reality and fantasy. While mostly harmless, maintaining balance is essential to prevent these attachments from becoming unhealthy fixations. Learn more about parasocial relationships, as told by Lucia Rodriguez.
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Two Hours of Learning: Could AI Change The Classroom?
Alpha School’s AI-powered learning model is challenging traditional education, sparking conversations about the benefits and concerns of using technology in the classroom. Learn more about this as told by Isabella Ortega.
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What Is Art? The Marcel Duchamp Retrospective
For centuries, art has been associated with painting, crafting, sculpting, something tangible. Marcel Duchamp challenged that idea of art and opted for another form of expression. Learn more about Readymades and The Marcel Duchamp Retrospective, as explained by Carlos Mesa.
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Why Laughing at Your Bad Pronunciation Is Actually a Brain Workout
From school hallways to careers, knowing multiple languages can make a difference. Through research and interviews with a student and teacher, learn how language learning may affect the brain and help people connect, as told by Mia Palacios.
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Katie Zacharia’s Brief Tenure as White House Press Secretary Comes to a Close
After serving as the White House Press Secretary for less than a week, Katie Zacharia has officially exited the position following intense media scrutiny of her first press briefing and speculation about her legal credentials, as told by Kathleen Etienne.
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A Look Into School Life Across Different Strands
Although MLEC is one school, its six academies offer students different experiences. This article explores how students’ personalities, interests, and future goals influence their decisions when choosing a strand and shape their overall high school experience, as told by Valerie Gomez.
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Scroll, Watch, Forget: How Short Form Media is Impacting Modern Brains
As short-form media dominates apps, concerns are growing over their effects on younger generations’ attention spans, memory, and cognitive development, raising questions about how infinite scrolling reshapes the way they think, learn, and focus, as said by Mariana Sanchez.
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