Artificial intelligence robots invade the classroom: The rise of artificial education?
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The future tapped me quietly on the shoulder the other day and suggested that I take a moment to learn about the writing bots.
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Native Youth Community Project grant aims ‘to correct a historical lack of educational access’
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The U.S. Department of Education (DOE) has awarded $1.95 million to aid indigenous students in Virginia.
What is the impact of a state on education? Virginia is seventh most educated in the U.S.
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Bureau of Labor Statistics data shows a correlation between higher education, higher income and lower unemployment rates across the U.S.
Information on cervical cancer will save lives: Education needed in rural communities
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Cervical cancer is highly preventable and treatable, yet approximately 4,200 women die of the disease each year in the US, and Black women die at alarming rates.
Dominion Energy Educational Equity Scholarship applications due Jan. 25
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Dominion Energy is accepting applications for its Educational Equity Scholarship Program through Jan. 25.
Court Square Theater announces musical showcase to benefit educational program
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Court Square Theater in Harrisonburg presents “Within the Footlights,” a celebration of musical theater songs and stories featuring Managing Director J.P. Gulla.
Rebecca Barnabi: Top Stories of 2022 highlight employment, education, business
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AFP’s Rebecca Barnabi focuses on stories about employment trends, business, education, arts, the environment, politics, healthcare, animals and culture.
Virginia ABC announces dates for alcohol education, prevention grant applications
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Virginia ABC will open the grant application process for the 2023-2024 Alcohol Education and Prevention Grant program on Jan. 1.
Update: Virginia Board of Education ‘punts’ on history, social science guidelines
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The Virginia Board of Education voted unanimously to not advance controversial draft guidelines for history and social science learning standards,
Higher education loophole closed to protect veterans from being ‘nothing more than dollar signs’
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A loophole in the 90/10 rule allowed for-profit colleges to use G.I. Bill benefits to receive additional federal student aid for veterans and turn higher profits.
