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Great explanation of “AI induced gaps” in learning, achievement, and student inclusion. I appreciate the explanation of algorithmic literacy and the focus on student ability to be creators and producers of knowledge.

Solid research and data overpowers opinion and speculation every time.

This seems important.

This is the definition of an ad hominem argument.

My conversations with international students echoes this sentiment.

Multiple times this year I’ve had coffee with fellow immigrants who grew up in corrupt third world countries and the shared sentiment has been that Americans don’t understand how bad things are going to get.

Within my research on how trust is built, transparency is one of the four basic building blocks.

What you just witnessed at ACIP is policy-based evidence making NOT evidence-based policy-making. See the difference? The former is about confirming a previously held bias (this time about thimerosal) by misrepresenting data to make it fit an ideology. This is a dangerous precedent.

Wow…………..

Gonna take a social media break. Please remember that you belong wherever you are, and don’t stop caring and watching out for one another. Each other is all we have. Luckily, that’s everything.

Another example of reversing years of progress

Most fundamentally, America’s colleges and universities prepare an educated citizenry to sustain our democracy.

This hits hard

People often assume the emotions associated with cruelty are hatred and anger, but it’s actually pleasure and joy. Fascists relish their cruelty. They roll it around on their tongue like a mouthful of full-bodied wine. They laugh as they harm.

People who say the U.S. has never had gulags or programs are, once again, erasing Black people from American history.

First they came for the socialists, and I did not speak out—because I was not a socialist. Then they came for the trade unionists, and I did not speak out—because I was not a trade unionist.

Since the government is apparently now operating like a depraved private sector employer, might be worth it for these staffers to drive a ridiculously hard bargain. Want us back? We’ll need higher salaries, no political interference, no lawbreaking at our expense.