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Former major league catcher, 2 x World Series champ, DWTS season 24, Author of NY Times best seller Teammate, and Co-Host of @lovablereunion
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The AI Accusation Trap: Protecting Due Process and Student Rights in the GenAI Era

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By David Ross
| Substack
AI detection software is unproven, prone to false positives, and biased against non-native English writers. To avoid public relations nightmares and unfair discipline, teachers must move away from reactive accusations and implement a 3-phase due-process protocol: Establish Rules Early: Define assignment-specific AI boundaries, mandate disclosure/documentation (like the SAID tool), and reserve the syllabus right to audit work.
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Romanticism, Revisited: What the AI Era Demands from Human Learning

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By David Ross
| Substack
Romanticism offers a framework for the AI age, emphasizing imagination, emotion, and lived experience as a counterbalance to automation and mechanization. “Uniquely human skills” remain poorly defined, but center on capacities AI can mimic—not originate—such as creativity, empathy, and meaning-making. Core educational shift: Move from information delivery → interpretation, curiosity, and judgment in AI-supported environments.
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Josephine Gardiner obituary

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By David Ross
| Inkl
Josephine Gardiner moved to Barcelona in her 50s, progressing from knowing barely a word of Spanish to working as a translator for local companies and as a freelance English teacher Photograph: none My wife, Josephine Gardiner, who has died aged 69 of lung cancer, was a journalist at the Times Educational Supplement and later a novelist. Her book, Whistling Jack (2022), was set in the rugged landscape of west Cornwall, where she lived in her final years.
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