Readers discuss the promise and the pitfalls of artificial intelligence.

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Before stopping at the Belcourt Wednesday for a post-screening Q&A, Drew spoke with the Scene about reimagining the Joker, ...

More than 50 of the district’s Newcomers – students who’ve been in the U.S. for three years or fewer with little to no ...

A column by Bloomberg columnist Tyler Cowen published about a year ago caught my eye, as do most things connected to education. It discussed the possibilities of technology in teaching that may lead ...

This is why I love handwriting; it’s full of surprises, words that make you stop and squint because they aren’t recognizable.

Kedron Elementary students were honored for their cursive writing prowess with a John Hancock Banner and Proficiency Ribbon.

They are unique destinations. With over 190 countries in the world, it might come as a surprise that only three begin with the letter 'J'. These countries are Japan, Jamaica, and Jordan.