'A literacy crisis': San Antonio schools work to comply with new state law as dyslexia cases surge
San Antonio school districts are seeing a spike in students with dyslexia while working to comply with a new state law requiring changes to instruction.
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The Two Incredibly Common Words Gen Z Can’t Seem To Use Correctly
TikTokers have pointed out that members of Gen Z seem to mispronounce or misuse a couple of very common words, and it's ...
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Arsenal Suffer Title Setback as Vital Attacker Faces Sidelines Spell
Arsenal saw their Carabao Cup-winning dreams extinguished as they sustained a 2-0 loss (4-0 on aggregate) to Newcastle United ...
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Soon the US will realize the uselessness of the Israeli entity
Soon the US will realize the uselessness of the Israeli entity and will start demanding payments for the future if not the ...
Man lied about distinguished 30-year military career to avoid jail - one thing let him down'
Paul Berryman, 62, was found guilty of firearm offences after admitting possessing a prohibited shotgun - and was today found guilty of perverting the cause of justice ...
Unraveling The Curious Mystery Of Two Different AI Models Suddenly Forming A New Language Of Their Very Own
Buzz on social media is that two AIs devised their own language. Shocking? End of times? Or might be something more ...
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Why is Dungeons and Dragons’ new Bard so dull?
The subclass presented in DnD’s latest playtest is an uninspiring rehash of old ideas that adds very little to the core Bard ...