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Entrepreneur. Attorney. Writer. Good food. houseofmarbury.com; johnrubinmoore.wordpress.com Doha, Qatar; Chicago, IL; So Cal
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Scoring Students’ Critical Thinking at Scale

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By Desiree F. Moore, Michael Napolitano
| AACSB Insights
What we learned from a side-by-side comparison of AI and faculty evaluations of the same student responses—how well did their assessments align? Sponsored Content Assessing critical thinking is time-intensive and difficult to do consistently at scale. An interrater reliability study across five disciplines found that AI’s scoring aligned with faculty scoring as consistently as one instructor’s scoring aligned with another’s.
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Athletes and Political Speech: The Legal Landscape and Considerations for Employers

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By Desiree F. Moore, Jillian Sprong
| JD Supra
In February, the International Olympic Committee (IOC) disqualified Ukrainian skeleton athlete Vladyslav Heraskevych from the Milan Cortina Olympics for refusing to change his helmet honoring athletes who had died during Russia's invasion of his country. In today's contentious political climate, we often see elite athletes use their public platforms to engage in political speech or protest-often prompting national and global debate.
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Navigating Targeted Protests at Home and Work

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By Desiree F. Moore, Victoria Villella
| JD Supra
Targeted public protests can quickly place businesses and individuals in highly visible and legally sensitive situations. When demonstrators gather outside a workplace or private residence—for example, if an activist group takes issue with an organization’s business practices and elects to target that organization’s executives—the activity may feel disruptive, intimidating, or even threatening.
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