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NCERT introduces 20-hour AI module for classes 9-12, covers deepfakes and data privacy

The National Council of Educational Research and Training (NCERT) has launched a 20-hour course on computational thinking (CT) and artificial intelligence (AI) for students in grades 9 to 12. The activity-based learning resource was developed by experts from IIT Madras, IIT Jodhpur and NCERT to help students grasp the concept of AI, its pros and cons, and the responsible use of the technology. The module is aligned with the National Education Policy (NEP) 2020 and is intended for students who are not familiar with AI. The curriculum emphasises hands-on activities, class discussions, and problem-solving, said NCERT's news release on Friday. It's about commonplace uses of AI, machine learning, deepfakes, data privacy, misinformation and good prompting. The module consists of five units which introduce to students the concepts of AI in real examples and hands-on activities. Unit 1 takes a…

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Trump Says He Might Support Student Loan Interest Cap

Latest: Can The Gulf Be Rebuilt? Authored by Tom Gantert via The Epoch Times, President Donald Trump said on Saturday that he might support a bill capping federal student loan interest at 2.5 percent. Interest rates for newer federal student loans range from 6.52 percent to 9.07 percent, depending on the loan type. "President Trump said he will support capping federal student loan interest rates at 2.5%! This has been an issue that I've long championed in Congress," said Rep. Anna Paulina Luna (R-Fla.) in an X post on Saturday. "Every American that decides to pursue higher education, especially in STEM, becomes an asset to our nation and gives us an edge on China." Luna posted a video of Trump saying "he might" support an interest rate cap. In June, Luna introduced a resolution asking the House to consider legislation to lower the interest rate on federal student loans to 2 percent. The…

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Chronicle of a Suicide

By Alexander Maistrovoy ——Bio and Archives--October 25, 2026 World News | CFP Comments | Subscribe | Email Us France is burning; so are Brussels, Milan, and Turin. Barbarians run wild beneath Palestinian and Algerian flags.…

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Opinion: Utah’s forgotten foster youth deserve a chance at adulthood

Every year in Utah, hundreds of children move into foster care. Most will find their way home, or into the arms of a relative, or a family that adopts them. But a smaller group, older, quieter, easier to overlook, ages out of the system entirely. They turn 18 with no family waiting, no savings and no cushion for the ordinary mistakes that adulthood requires room to make. None of them made the choices that put them through this system. The Utahns who struggle most are rarely the ones anyone is watching closely. Society builds systems to protect children from foster care, then this simple safety net for the ones who fall through. We largely stop asking what happens after the kids land in the net, while some fall through the netting. Aging foster youth are the forgotten even among the forgotten. Last year, according to the Utah Division of Child and Family Services, 2,863 children received…

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Before they say 'I don't want to go' to elementary school: Things to consider at home before enrollment

'You're looking forward to elementary school, aren't you?' Don't you find yourself saying that to your child who is about to enter school more and more often? While you feel happy about their growth as you prepare their new school bag and supplies, some parents may also worry, wondering, 'Will they get along well with their friends?' or 'Will they be able to go to school happily every morning?' What is particularly concerning is how to respond if your child starts saying 'I don't want to go to school' after enrollment. Even if they are currently enjoying kindergarten or nursery school, their living environment will change significantly in elementary school. That is precisely why anxiety about entering elementary school is a topic that should be addressed little by little before enrollment, rather than waiting until a problem arises. In this article, based on my 23 years of experience as…

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Refer a Student | Student Counseling Services

Student Counseling Services Refer a Student to Student Counseling Services Inform Students about Counseling and Provide Encouragement If you believe a student would benefit from counseling, let the student know about our services…

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