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Instead, schools should encourage the use of artificial intelligence by not substituting human interaction by outsourcing the work but by redefining intelligence. The division between artificial and natural is breaking down.

The more people one convinces to change their behavior, the more the science alters the very system it studies. The prophecy alters the outcome, possibly preventing the doom. One can either ignore, abstain, and be proven right about the end of times, or intervene, have an impact, and be proven wrong. One cannot have this cake and eat it, too. The more one engages and participates, the more hyperbolic and alarmist they will appear. Recommending action during the pandemic to ch

Iterations are essential to this process and progress, reflecting the formative assessments for learning featured in Super Mario Bros.

The Support Prism considers the gatekeepers and decision makers cautioned against in Hide Monsters. Students are scaffolded to present and defend their research, conclusions, and innovations.

The Application Prism reconsiders Raise Failures as how students expand their innovations from improvements to adaptations that reshape the interdisciplinary connections between school subjects and real-world applications.

The Responsibility Prism occurs throughout the process, encouraging students to continuously assess the broader implications of their work and consider their responsibility to future generations and the planet. Critical pedagogy is instrumental here, emphasizing that education is a transformative process with the potential to inspire positive change and global awareness.

The Perspective Prism returns the focus of communities back on their connection to their schools and students. The concerns raised in Defund Education require investment into place-based inquiry driven by empathy with those most impacted by the the defunding of our country.

The Scholar Prism allows students to deepen their inquiry by navigating the boundaries of their understanding and incorporating external research.

The Research Prism is one of these essential scaffolds. It focuses on how students incrementally take ownership of how they learn, not just what they learn, by progressing from teacher-modeled methods to personally crafted approaches informed by disciplinary paradigms.

The following is a sample of Unit III: Burn Libraries found in my upcoming book, TANGENTS , about the state of our education system and the ways we can turn it around. In the classroom, teachers stick to the approved curriculum. They guard their words and opinions for the safety of not only their own careers, but also for the preservation of their school, and the paternalism of their students against a hostile opposition intent removing key elements of the human experience.

The student has learned what society has deemed important. This removal of curiosity keeps students from pursuing further knowledge.

Overextending science to pursue these attributes, including truth, is misleading. This is, in part, due to under-educating students about th