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Search ArticlesThe contingent of teachers, post-graduate students is growing in some colleges
The percentage of non-medical, “faculty” faculty at public and nonprofit private colleges and universities who work full-time but are not tenure-track has nearly tripled since 1987, rising relatively steadily from 5 percent to 13 percent. That’s according to a new analysis of federal data by the American Association of University Teachers released today.
Brightest gamma-ray burst ever observed reveals new mysteries of cosmic explosions - ScienceDaily
The new source, named GRB 221009A after its discovery date, is the brightest gamma-ray burst (GRB) ever recorded. In a new study that appears today in the Astrophysical Journal Letters, observations of GRB 221009A from radio waves to gamma rays, including critical millimeter observations with the Center for Astrophysics | The Harvard-Smithsonian Submillimeter Array (SMA) in Hawaii has shed new light on a decades-long quest to understand the origins of these extreme cosmic explosions.
The Department of Education releases a draft version of the FAFSA
The first version of what the new free application for federal student aid will look like is here, and it’s not short addendum many hoped. It has 46 questions and 21 pages, although many students will not have to answer all the questions. However, a combination of technology and legislative changes should lead to a simpler application process, which is essential for students to access need-based federal and state financial aid.
Student protests against Philadelphia’s school admissions process continue
Carrying signs such as “keep the teachers” and “save our schools,” more than 50 students from Bieber’s Science Leadership Academy rallied outside City Hall Tuesday afternoon to protest Philadelphia’s revamped high school admissions process. Two years after the district unveiled the new process, there will be about 800 open spots in the district’s 12 schools next year that require students to apply.
In defense of languages (opinion)
In the age of Google Translate and ChatGPT, one might reasonably ask what the purpose of learning foreign languages is. After all, AI is more than capable of delivering most messages without typos and with impeccable grammar and punctuation. Why put ourselves and our students through the tedium of verb endings, endless pronouns, and the often bewildering intricacies of syntax?
The fight to save the city
“In America’s Most Diverse Big City, First Kisses Cross Color Lines.” — Michelle Wilde Anderson The fight to save the city How to stop the austerity death spiral? They are familiar in the US. State agency receives funding cut. He responds by letting people go and overloading those who remain. Some who are tired of being overworked leave. This leads to a deterioration in efficiency, which justifies further cuts in funding.
Redness of Neptune’s asteroids sheds light on early solar system - ScienceDaily
A team of scientists from the US, California, France, the Netherlands, Chile and Hawaii observed 18 asteroids that share Neptune’s orbit, known as Neptunian Trojans. They have a size of 50 to 100 km and are located at a distance of about 4.5 billion kilometers from the Sun. Asteroids orbiting in this distant orbit are faint, making them difficult for astronomers to study.
How much grant money will Mississippi hospitals get?
Mississippi hospital leaders have been begging for help for months, and the Legislature has answered the call — though some advocates and lawmakers say it’s not nearly enough. Both chambers on Tuesday approved a $103.7 million grant program that will be split by Mississippi’s struggling hospitals. The pandemic weakened the state’s already-stressed health care infrastructure — costs for supplies and workers went up, and reimbursements from insurance providers did not.
At least 39 people have died in a fire at a migrant center on the US-Mexico border
At least 39 migrants were killed and dozens injured Monday night when a fire broke out at an immigration detention center in Mexico, south of the U.S. border, authorities said Tuesday. Mexican President Andrés Manuel López Obrador announced the fire in Ciudad Juarez began with migrants setting mattresses on fire after learning they were about to be deported to their home countries. According to him, most of the dead from Central and South America.
Researchers at the Laboratory of Cognition and Language Development tested three- and five-year-old children to see if robots could be better teachers than humans - ScienceDaily | Trainersadda.com
According to a new paper by Concordia researchers published in Journal of Cognition and Developmentthe answer depends a lot on age. In the course of the study, two groups of preschoolers were compared: one – three-year-olds, the other – five-year-olds. The children participated in Zoom meetings that showed a video of a young woman and a small robot with humanoid characteristics (head, face, torso, arms and legs) named Nao sitting side by side.