The New York Post breathlessly reports that First Lady Melania Trump has a new official project: leading the Presidential Artificial Intelligence Challenge. The Post says that, for the challenge, K-12 student teams will use AI tools like large language models (LLMs) and neural networks to "solve a community problem" by creating an app or a website. State and national winners will be announced next year.
"Every iteration of ClassDojo is built on feedback from the people who use it," said Chad A. Stevens, Ph.D., ClassDojo's Head of K-12 Engagement. "Superintendents were clear that they wanted to use tools that were already rapidly adopted and loved by school staff. So, we built tools that bring the whole district together-with consistency, control, and care."
Interactive quizzes enhance K-12 students' learning by promoting active engagement, offering immediate feedback, boosting motivation through gamification, and allowing mastery through multiple attempts.
A California district Office of Equity circulated a message to teachers and staff stating, 'Hands off Sacred Land from Shellmo[u]nd to Jerusalem' and 'Zionism is Racism.'