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Study: AI detection software varies in effectiveness

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But not all such technologies work the same way or have the same success rate, a recent study found. student in Computer Science at the University of Maryland, the study compared how well humans could detect AI-generated text as compared with commercial and open-source AI detectors. Led by Jenna Russell, a Ph.D.

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Leveraging digital testing to build student confidence

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Year after year and in study after study, we see the same thing: Confident students are better students. “I feel like if you do poorly on one test, you kinda get in your mind that maybe this isn’t the subject for you, or you go into the next test feeling less confident.

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Will gamification replace paper tests?

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Nearly everyone remembers the stress of taking a test in school. In fact, around 40 percent of students regularly report experiencing moderate to severe anxiety over tests. Even elementary school students can struggle with fear and performance anxiety on standardized tests. So, what does gamification involve?

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Shifting from Teacher Generated Review to Student-Generated Review

Catlin Tucker

Spend less time preparing for tests! This is an unsustainable practice for teachers, especially if they must create review activities for multiple subjects or classes. This teacher-led workflow also robs students of the opportunity to drive their learning and engage in more meaningful review activities.

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4 simple strategies to help students ace standardized tests

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Standardized tests can be hard on students. Many of us still remember the frustration and anxiety we experienced when we were younger and sat down for our first round of testing. To make matters worse, it’s fairly common for students who are doing well academically to find themselves stymied by a single bad testing experience.

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5 digital tools to enhance your social studies instruction

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Although I love teaching all subjects, I always choose English/language arts and social studies, in part because I love the challenge of engaging young leaners in these important subjects. However, the digital resources are not enough—they need to be applied within the context of effective, classroom-tested strategies.

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Standardized testing isn’t about the score–it’s about preparing students for the future

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That holds true for students scoring a 5 on the test as well as a 1 or 2. Optional advanced coursework that allows for learning through productive struggle seems to be the first to go when districts grapple with budget cuts, widespread school closures , increased teacher attrition, and larger class sizes. There is a threshold.

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