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Classroom’s “Big Brother”: Face-Recognition Software Is Now Being Used In A Chinese School To Point Out Students Who Aren’t Paying Attention
The idea behind employing facial recognition technology in the classroom is that it will allow teachers to more accurately measure the extent to which students are paying attention to the material being presented.
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Recent Studies Have Revealed A Popular Toy Among Prehistoric Kids
Ancient owl-shaped slate etched plaques that date back 5,000 years and were discovered in a copper mine may have been children’s toys, according to a new study.
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Uvalde Shooting Victims Seek $27 Billion, Lawsuit
Court records reveal that victims of the Uvalde school shooting, which left 21 people dead, have filed a lawsuit against local and state police, the city, and other school and law enforcement authorities demanding $27 billion due to delays in confronting the attacker.
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Children Who Are Exposed To High Levels Of Air Pollution Can Have Academic Setbacks, Study Finds
According to the Washington Post, research released on Wednesday found that young children living in low-income areas are more likely to be exposed to air pollution, which is harmful to their cognitive development.
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Worry Grows Across Europe Over Teacher Shortages
There are now 4,000 vacant teaching positions in France, and national predictions estimate that number will climb to 25,000 in Germany by 2025 and 30,000 in Portugal by 2030.
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Ohio: Gov. DeWine Has Allocated $57.8 Million For Various Safety Initiatives In Schools Across The State
In an effort to make classrooms safer, Governor Mike DeWine of Ohio has unveiled a grant program that will provide $57.8 million to schools throughout the state.
