DETROIT – A college student suspended for writing an essay called "Hot for Teacher" has no First Amendment right to express his sexual attraction to his instructor, a judge said Tuesday. Joseph ...

Professors often blame high school teachers, who blame middle school teachers, who blame elementary teachers, who blame parents for lack of school readiness.

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But despite growing incentives to utilize large language models (LLMs), both incoming and returning UChicago students must ...

Teachers are a creative bunch. They have to be to come up with lesson plans and exams that help students grow their minds and prevent those same students from relying too much on technology to enhance ...

(TNS) — About a third of high school teachers have used artificial intelligence tools to help with a time-consuming task: Writing letters of recommendation for students. That finding comes from a ...

Joe Corlett said the university infringed on his First Amendment rights. Feb. 16, 2012— -- A Michigan college student is crying foul after he was kicked off campus for writing a sexually ...

Judge ruled student had no right to express sexual attraction to teacher. July 24, 2013— -- A Michigan college student who was suspended for writing an essay called "Hot For Teacher" had no First ...

Oakland University student Joseph Corlett holds his letter of suspension from the university. Corlett, suspended for writing an essay called "Hot for Teacher," has no First Amendment right to express ...