The ban is aimed at reducing online bullying and student inattention during lessons.
ChatGPT Is Landing Kids in the Principal’s Office, but Not Because of Cheating
Students said they rarely use ChatGPT to cheat, but are turning to it for help with personal problems.
Students said they rarely use ChatGPT to cheat, but are turning to it for help with personal problems.
How States Are Helping Residents With Independent Living Disabilities
The funding is part of a patchwork of programs offered at the state level across the United States.
The funding is part of a patchwork of programs offered at the state level across the United States.
Traditional Substance Use Disorder Treatments Can Stigmatize Teens—Here Are Some Alternatives
After staying relatively flat from 2010 to 2020, overdose deaths among teens began spiking, nearly doubling.
After staying relatively flat from 2010 to 2020, overdose deaths among teens began spiking, nearly doubling.
How Online and Traditional Tutoring Methods Benefit Different Students
Many students still struggling with learning loss due to the COVID-19 pandemic could find tutoring helpful, and studies have shown this learning style improves academic performance when delivered effectively.
Many students still struggling with learning loss due to the COVID-19 pandemic could find tutoring helpful, and studies have shown this learning style improves academic performance when delivered effectively.
More Than 100,000 People Are on the Organ Donor Wait List—Here’s Who Has the Longest and Shortest Wait Times
Limited supply and high demand can contribute to lengthy wait times for organ transplants.
Limited supply and high demand can contribute to lengthy wait times for organ transplants.
How Real Estate Agents Are Using AI to Entice Buyers
In a business that relies greatly on data, AI can do in minutes what humans would take months to figure out.
In a business that relies greatly on data, AI can do in minutes what humans would take months to figure out.
Bestselling Musicians of the ‘70s, Then and Now
Music from the '70s combined poetic songwriting, experimental instruments, wild costumes, and thrilling stage performances.
Music from the ’70s combined poetic songwriting, experimental instruments, wild costumes, and thrilling stage performances.
The Many Faces of Gambling Online and What It Could Mean for a State’s Bottom Line
The virtual world of gambling, or "iGaming" in AGA's terminology, is multifaceted and comprises traditional casino games like poker, slots, and blackjack.
The virtual world of gambling, or “iGaming” in AGA’s terminology, is multifaceted and comprises traditional casino games like poker, slots, and blackjack.
Is it Time to Say ‘I Do’ to Manufactured Diamonds? The Rise of the Lab-Grown Diamond Industry
Using data from the Kimberley Process, an international body meant to prevent conflict diamonds from entering the market, Jewel360 examined the growing lab-grown diamond industry and what it means for traditionally produced gems.
Using data from the Kimberley Process, an international body meant to prevent conflict diamonds from entering the market, Jewel360 examined the growing lab-grown diamond industry and what it means for traditionally produced gems.
As Touchscreens Everywhere Prompt for Tips, Consumers Feel Fatigue—and Frustration
Tipping is part of U.S. culture, with its history in everyday transactions going back to at least the 19th century.
Tipping is part of U.S. culture, with its history in everyday transactions going back to at least the 19th century.
Dual-Income Couples Without Kids Make Nearly 7% More Than Dual-Income Couples With Kids — But Dinks Are Less Likely To Own a Home. Here’s Why and What It Means
While it's not surprising that young professionals without children have more time to focus on their careers, the mortgage lender also found that despite DINKs both earning more and spending less than their peers with kids, of the two groups, they're still less likely to own a home.
While it’s not surprising that young professionals without children have more time to focus on their careers, the mortgage lender also found that despite DINKs both earning more and spending less than their peers with kids, of the two groups, they’re still less likely to own a home.
One-Hit Wonders of the 2000s
Some songs are even larger than the artist or band who brought them to life, becoming an inescapable earworm even as the musician responsible for the hit hardly rings a bell.
Some songs are even larger than the artist or band who brought them to life, becoming an inescapable earworm even as the musician responsible for the hit hardly rings a bell.
How Climate Change Is Fueling Alcohol-Related Hospitalizations
A growing body of research that shows Americans have become increasingly reliant on drugs, especially opioids, and alcohol over the past few decades.
A growing body of research that shows Americans have become increasingly reliant on drugs, especially opioids, and alcohol over the past few decades.
Forgotten Charms: 15 Old-School Halloween Traditions That Are No Longer Practiced
Nowadays, Halloween is a night synonymous with ghouls, gore, and scares—but not very long ago at all, it was a holiday for heart-eyed lovers looking for their spouses.
Nowadays, Halloween is a night synonymous with ghouls, gore, and scares—but not very long ago at all, it was a holiday for heart-eyed lovers looking for their spouses.
Inflation Has Caused a Massive Shift in Consumer Spending Habits—Here’s a Closer Look at How
TD Bank polled more than 1,000 Americans to gauge shifts in consumer spending behaviors and credit usage.
TD Bank polled more than 1,000 Americans to gauge shifts in consumer spending behaviors and credit usage.