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Two Stetson University professors with knowledge of gender studies expressed disappointment in the state's 'effective banning' of AP psychology.

AI technology has undeniably brought about big changes in various industries, and higher education is no exception.

Schools are preparing for a new academic year amid growing political polarization in the classroom and mounting concerns about learning loss. As the 2024 election heats up and reports indicate plummeting test scores, educators are at the forefront of navigating the line to satisfy students, parents and politicians. From advances in technology to books pulled…

Instead making that optional. why do you think they did that? >> thank you, kasie, for having me, especially on the first day of black history month. it's very unfortunate that we must discuss these changes on this day in particular. i wasn't in the room when the college board decided to make those changes, and i truly hope they were intellectual reasons that they decided to make those changes. i believe that no educator, especially not college educations and college educators should ever bow down to political pressure. the idea that politicians or one governor of one state could dare tell us ...

What's happening is something that i think some of the people in the interview that got at, i think hispanic voters are tired of you know the democrats in a sense, taking them for granted, taking them as people of color, the king of them as immigration voters, or thinking of them as automatic democrats. and their attitudes definitely at this point is, what have you done for me lately? from the polling data -- they don't think yuck biden has the right priorities for the country. they disapprove of his economic management, by about 30 points. and on and on, it just seems like the biden administr...