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From English to Automotive Class, Teachers Assign Projects to Combat AI Cheating

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She recounts that an automotive teacher realized he had to change his teaching strategy because when his students adopted AI, they “stopped thinking.” “So And it’s not only English teachers who are looking to shift their instruction so that AI is less a tool for cheating and more a tool that helps students solve problems.

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From Play to Profession: Why Kids Should Discover Skilled Trades

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Those with a passion for technology can explore fields like HVAC, automotive repair, or industrial automation. Creative individuals may find fulfillment in trade careers like interior design, home renovation, or graphic design.

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ASVAB or a Service Academy? You Decide.

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It’s multiple choice test administered by United States Military Entrance Processing Command prior to enlistment.

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Should College Become Part of High School?

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The associate degree program is part of one of four career pathways that students can choose, pointing to careers in specialties like culinary arts, manufacturing and automotive technology. But college is not the only option that students can get a jump on exploring at this high school.

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Tech Professions Students Should Consider

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They are in demand in the manufacturing and automotive service industries. Robotics engineer Robotics engineers have to constantly test, analyze and maintain prototypes and robotic components they create. The job is a highly technical one.

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What All High Schools Can Draw From Career and Technical Education Programs

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Some include more traditional vocations like automotive, cosmetology, plumbing and carpentry, while others have expanded to industries including education, computer science, business, biotechnology and health care.

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Bring Real-Time 3D Into the Classroom, and Teach for the Future

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No longer confined to the realm of video games, this technology now plays key roles in industries as wide-ranging as architecture, medicine, automotive, aerospace and film. Real-time 3D (RT3D) is redefining interactive content.

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