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72-year-old Negrense farmer passes agriculturist exam on second try
51+ min ago (436+ words) DETERMINED. 72-year-old Diosdado Evangelista Jr. passed the 2025 Agriculturist Licensure Examination on his second try despite hurdles. courtesy of CPSU-Candoni Campus NEGROS OCCCIDENTAL, Philippines " At a time when many people his age take care of their gardens or grandchildren, farmer Diosdado "Tatay Ebang" Evangelista went back to studying, learned the digital steps of the board exam process, and passed the Agriculturist Licensure Examination (ALE)." The aging farmer from Candoni, Negros Occidental, was among the 6,678 out of 9,742 examinees (68.55%) who made it last November 2025. The 72-year-old Evangelista graduated from Central Philippines State University (CPSU) in Candoni in 2023, a dream he pursued despite his age. Two years later, he now carries the title he once whispered only in prayers. "I just wanted to prove to myself that I could still do it," he said. "True faith and prayers " God will always find the way....
AI may be scoring your college essay. Welcome to the new era of admissions
2+ hour, 34+ min ago (972+ words) At Virginia Tech, Espinoza said he has been contacted by several colleges that are interested in the new technology but wary of backlash. " AP Students applying to college know they can't " or at least shouldn't " use AI chatbots to write their essays and personal statements. So it might come as a surprise that some schools are now using artificial intelligence to read them. AI tools are now being incorporated into how student applications are screened and analysed, admissions directors say. It can be a delicate topic, and not all colleges are eager to talk about it, but higher education is among the many industries where artificial intelligenceis rapidly taking on tasks once reserved for humans. In some cases, schools are quietly slipping AI into their evaluation process, experts say. Others are touting the technology's potential to speed up their review…...
3+ hour, 34+ min ago (219+ words) Ambow Education (NYSE American: AMBO) announced HybriU Adaptive Teach" on December 3, 2025, a real-time adaptive teaching system built on the HybriU phygital platform. Ambow launched HybriU Adaptive Teach, a real-time adaptive classroom system combining transcription, AI notes and instructor dashboards. As described, Ambow offers HybriU Adaptive Teach as a classroom product that captures instructor speech, transcribes it into searchable notes for each learner, and layers AI-enabled annotation and question features to convert passive listening into interactive study activity. The system aggregates learner actions into continuous engagement intelligence and presents pacing signals and top questions to instructors so they can adjust teaching in real time. The business mechanism is productizing classroom automation and analytics to drive perceived instructional quality and engagement. Key dependencies and risks include successful technical performance at scale, accuracy of real-time transcription and AI responses, classroom adoption by instructors…...
AI and automation: Why humans must remain key decision-makers
3+ hour, 43+ min ago (128+ words) Communication today is co-produced by humans, machines and algorithmic systems. The two-day conference was jointly organised by the International Communication Association's (ICA) India Chapter and the School of Digital Media and Communication (SDMC) at Mahindra University. "Digital transformation is reshaping every discipline and universities must prepare students not only to understand technology but to question it, shape it and lead responsibly through it," Yajulu Medury, Vice-Chancellor of the university, said. "The academic panel of leading scholars from the University of Hyderabad, Symbiosis Institute of Media and Communication, Manipal Institute of Communication, and Mahindra University warned against curriculum obsolescence and called for competency-based, values-driven learning models that integrate AI openly and responsibly," a statement said here on Wednesday. Published on December 3, 2025...
Photos: Gaza university resumes in-person classes
3+ hour, 47+ min ago (288+ words) Islamic University of Gaza resumes in-person classes after two years amid war damage and displacement. The Islamic'University'of Gaza has taken an important step towards reopening amid the ceasefire that has paused Israel's genocidal war on the enclave. The university resumed in-person classes on Saturday for the first time in two years, during which displacement, power cuts, and the destruction of university facilities made only limited attempts at online learning possible. The gradual return to in-person learning takes place inside buildings damaged by air strikes and partly reduced to rubble, after two years of forced interruption to studies by a conflict that has destroyed the enclave's educational infrastructure. "Today is a historic day. We are returning to education despite the tragedy and cruelty left behind by the genocide," said Islamic University President Asaad Yousef Asaad. "Palestinians, as everyone knows, love life…...
Safety fears mount over seatbelt-free school buses
4+ hour, 25+ min ago (336+ words) The West Australian is a leading news source in Perth and WA. Breaking local and world news from sport and business to lifestyle and current affairs. For Leigh and Laura Trevaskus, every school morning brings the same anxiety Their children, Archie, who is 10, and Morgan, two years his senior, board a 45-minute school bus ride with no seatbelts " a risk the Dunsborough parents say is unacceptable The Trevaskus" are among many South West families concerned about safety on local school bus routes, particularly along Caves Road "I"m actually a road designer," Mr Trevaskus said "But regardless of that, I wouldn"t drive down Caves Road at 90km/h with no seatbelt on, or with my kids in the car with no seatbelt on." He said traffic in the region was increasing, with an 110km/h section along the Bussell Highway and…...
Wright State named ‘Best for Vets’
4+ hour, 34+ min ago (160+ words) Wright State University was recently named to the 2025 Best for Vets: College list from the Military Times. The university says this distinction shows the university's commitment to supporting military service members, veterans and families. Seth Gordon, director of Wright State's Veteran and Military Center, said the recognition reflects the consistent dedication of faculty and staff. "Continuing to be ranked speaks to the consistent and hard work of those at Wright State who support our military-connected students and the surrounding community that is always looking for ways to connect to each other," Gordon said. WSU offers financial assistance through scholarships, including the Active Duty Military Undergraduate Scholarship, which pays for tuition costs for tuition assistance-approved courses not covered by Military Tuition Assistance. The WPAFB Graduate School Scholarship is available to base employees, reservists and their family members. The Veterans and Military…...
Chile bans non-emergency smartphone use by children while at school
4+ hour, 34+ min ago (160+ words) In future, students will only be able to use a smartphone if they have special educational needs, in case of an emergency, or if they have a medical condition that requires constant monitoring. " AFP SANTIAGO, Chile: Chile's parliament on Dec 2 approved a law banning the use of smartphones by pupils on school premises, the latest country to restrict such access over concerns for children's mental and physical health. The law was approved by a large majority in Chile's Chamber of Deputies and is expected to be enacted soon by President Gabriel Boric, who had supported the initiative. Lawmaker Diego Schalper, an author of the bill, said mobile phone use in children is associated with online addictions and "affects the educational process in classrooms." Colleague Marcia Raphael added the move sought to boost "concentration, performance, community life, and emotional health" in…...
478 Agniveers Take Part in Passing Out Parade in Secunderabad AOC
4+ hour, 41+ min ago (373+ words) The ceremony took place at the RU Parade Ground, where the Agniveers showcased their marching skills and took the oath to officially join the Army Ordnance Corps Hyderabad: The passing out parade of Agniveer Batch was conducted on Wednesday at the Army Ordnance Corps (AOC) Centre in Secunderabad. A total of 478 Agniveers completed 31 weeks of basic and advanced military training that began on May 1 under the Agnipath Scheme, introduced by the Defence Ministry in June 2022. The ceremony took place at the RU Parade Ground, where the Agniveers showcased their marching skills and took the oath to officially join the Army Ordnance Corps. The event highlighted their discipline, endurance and commitment, marking the end of a rigorous training schedule designed to prepare them for frontline duties. Col K Shaji, Officiating Commandant of the AOC Centre, reviewed the parade. He congratulated the…...
Richmond's Armstrong High School to be renamed in 2027
5+ hour ago (158+ words) RICHMOND, Va. " Armstrong High School will be known as Armstrong-Kennedy High School beginning in July 2027, as decided by the School Board at their Tuesday night meeting. The change is rooted in the school's history. Richmond's East End previously had two schools, Armstrong and John F. Kennedy, until 2004. The new combined school was named Armstrong but used Kennedy's building. Since then, several Kennedy alumni pushed for the reinstatement of the Kennedy name. At Tuesday night's meeting, Richmond Public Schools' Principal Director for High Schools recommended that the name not be changed, instead suggesting alternative ways to acknowledge the school's history such as a historical marker or banner. School Board member Cheryl Burke filed a motion to name the school Armstrong-Kennedy High effective July 2027, also adopting some of the district's recommendations, which was approved unanimously. Superintendent Jason Kamras said the name change would…...