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1 week ago |
nea.org | Amanda Litvinov
The Trump administration’s torrent of firings and funding cuts at the U.S. Department of Education has drawn broad criticism from experts and former education secretaries in both parties. President Trump and Elon Musk’s stated intention to “move education back to the states” is equally concerning to public education supporters and experts. Why?
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2 weeks ago |
nea.org | Kalie Walker
The Impact of Deepfakes“When [deep fakes] happen, schools don't have a policy in place, they're taken by surprise,” explains Riana Pfefferkorn, a policy fellow at Stanford, who researches the law and policy implications of AI. “Educators and administrators may not even know about the existence of these sorts of ‘nudify’ apps.”Nudify apps are websites or phone apps that use AI to alter photos, usually to make nude images.
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2 weeks ago |
nea.org | Mary Ellen Flannery
To stop the grant cancellations specifically, eight Democratic-led states—as well as the American Association of Colleges of Teachers and the National Center for Teacher Residencies—filed two lawsuits against the Trump administration. In March, a federal judge ordered some grants reinstated. That included a $6.3 million grant to Minnesota’s St. Thomas University to produce 300 teachers, many of whom work as paraeducators or classroom aides.
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2 weeks ago |
nea.org | Tim Walker
Joe Holloway remembers when, not too long ago, public school educators were regarded as heroes. “During COVID, we were educating our students under very stressful circumstances,” says Holloway, who teaches social studies in East Hampton, Conn. “We were frontline workers. We didn’t get big pay raises, but we had, and have, a love of teaching. And everyone seemed to be very positive about what we were doing.
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2 weeks ago |
nea.org | Cindy Long
It’s not surprising, he says, that Superman would make a statement about acceptance in the wake of World War II as waves of refugees and immigrants arrived in America – just as there are refugees and immigrants today. “Superman, too, was once an outsider, a newcomer to America,” Smyth says.
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