The article Implications of AI and Ethics in Academic Settings by Timothy Quinn (Implications of AI) and the writing Teenagers in Dreamland by Robert J. Samuelson provide information on the ever-changing school experience for teens. This essay highlights important trends in recent AI advancements, growing apathy, steadily increasing teen job rates, a decline in expectations, and parental guilt constantly leading teens and school students to be comfortable doing less and less and this is degrading students' education. High school has been a significant part of every child's life since the 1900s. Starting at age 14 or 15, students begin high school and enter the final years of the state-required schooling. The articles investigate the drastically changing school expectations of teens, with Implications of AI by Quinn emphasizing the new artificial intelligence improvements and advancements, and Teenagers in Dreamland by Samuelson focusing on school …show more content…
Samuelson writes that “Students from similar economic and social backgrounds consistently outperform their peers in public high schools when attending Catholic schools...” The article continues saying this higher performance in Catholic schools is due to the more in-depth basic educational courses and 50% more homework is assigned. Additionally, Implications of AI by Quinn emphasizes that “Student interest in assignments can significantly enhance their effort” suggesting that topics assigned should be relevant and within their expertise. Supported by sociologist James Colman, this research undeniably concludes that students learn more and put in more effort when schools teach more and expect higher effort from them. Hence, the school curriculum could be partially responsible for the increasing apathy observed in
development of the story. Today's lesson objective is: students will be able to analyze how a particular scene fits into the overall structure of a text and contributes to the development of the theme, setting, or plot. Think about the objective. What learning skills will you use to achieve this objective? Maybe
Book Review on What Patients Taught Me: A Medical Student’s Journey Details The title of the book that I have chosen to review is called What Patients Taught Me: A Medical Student’s Journey, the title related to the topic on hand which is about medical rotations in faraway locations that are uncivilized and even remote. The book was published in 2009, and this is significant because it can be relatable to those that are entering the medical field and want a novel that shows the experience and what