Maine education officials going “back to basics” on reading and math

Following "concerning declines" in test scores on a national assessment, Maine's Department of Education has new action plans ...
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How KOH units standardize oil condition monitoring across industries

Discover why KOH equivalence is used to report TBN values and how it ensures consistency across oil condition monitoring ...
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The Complex Origins of Autism: What the Science Shows and What’s Next

Clinicians and researchers continue to push back on unsupported claims about the causes of autism while new NIH projects aim ...
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Q&A with Raymond Ruth, who is running for District A seat on the Weld RE-4 school board

Here's where Weld RE-4 School District Board of Education candidate Raymond Ruth, who is running for the District A seat, ...

Let Evaluation and Annotation Become the Engine of AI Evolution! Alibaba Unveils New Evaluation Platform with Three Major Innovative Evaluation Sets

“When large models no longer focus on rankings, AGI may truly arrive...” ...
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Preliminary data shows Philadelphia students have higher math scores, better attendance

Preliminary data from state tests show that Philly students’ math test scores and attendance are on the rise. But the ...

National math and reading tests in U.S. postponed until 2022 due to coronavirus

National math and reading tests used to track U.S. students' knowledge in those subjects are being postponed until 2022 due to the coronavirus outbreak, the National Center for Education Statistics ...
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A look into the heartbeat of a star

Scientists at the Leibniz Institute for Astrophysics Potsdam (AIP) have uncovered the intricate magnetic heartbeat of a distant star remarkably similar to our own Sun—but much younger and more active.