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New York University professor fired after students say his class was too hard
https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/...udent-petition

Maitland Jones Jr, a professor of organic chemistry, was fired by NYU after more than 80 students from his 350-student course signed a petition complaining about grades, teaching and help received during the Covid pandemic.

Jones, 84, received a message from the dean of science in August terminating his contract, the New York Times reported.

Chemistry professors opposing the decision wrote to several NYU deans, saying they were worried the case could undermine faculty freedom and weaken proven teaching practices.

Giáo sư đã 84 thì cũng nên về vườn cho rồi. Hơn sanh viên tới 4 lần tuổi tác thì nói chuyện hông hợp rơ.

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New York University professor fired after students say his class was too hard
https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/...udent-petition



Giáo sư đã 84 thì cũng nên về vườn cho rồi. Hơn sanh viên tới 4 lần tuổi tác thì nói chuyện hông hợp rơ.

Học đa thành oán.
(Thành ngữ)

84 mà còn dạy Hóa học coi chừng dạy trật chế thành thuốc chuột khổ đời cô Liệu.

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Không thi đố mày làm nên?

Atar: the student ranking system
https://www.theguardian.com/australi...ranking-system

Atar exists in an education system that is not fit for purpose’
Hayley McQuire, co-chair of Learning Creates

A limitation of Atar is that it only represents a narrow scope of what young people know and can do – it does not reflect the full range of attributes that young people gain throughout their whole 12 years of schooling.

However the Atar operates within a broader education system that is not fit for purpose in preparing young people with the skills and knowledge they need to navigate the future world of work, and the increasingly complex global issues that impact humanity.

By broadening the way we value and recognise what young people learn, we would have the opportunity to think of new forms of credentials, new forms of assessments, guided by new learning ambitions.

No young person should leave school feeling like they have “failed”, but rather that the unique skill sets they hold match the pathways they’re passionate about.

Học tài thi hận.
(Thành ngữ)

Ba hồi trống giục bài thi khó
Một bữa hên xui khổ cả đời
(Cao bá quạt)

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Không thày đố mày ở đâu?

California teacher charged with hiding missing teenager
https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/...ng-teenage-boy

The family later filed a missing person’s report on 9 June but was unable to find the boy for nearly two years. In the time that the boy was missing, police interviewed the his family and friends, including Olivares, but they also could not find him.

Then, on 11 March this year, the boy reappeared at the family home, asking to move back in. He told Smith he had been staying at the home of Olivares, who is the mother of one of his friends.

Olivares was charged last Thursday with detaining a minor with the intent to conceal from a parent – a felony – and contributing to the delinquency of a minor.

She was being held without bond and was expected to make a court appearance on Monday afternoon.

Làm ơn mắc án.
(Thành ngữ)

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Không thày đố mày làm nên tội:

Two teenagers killed Spanish teacher over bad grade
https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/...ecutors-allege

Two Iowa teenagers killed their high school Spanish teacher because of frustration over a bad grade, prosecutors said on Tuesday in court documents.

In a police interview, Miller described frustrations with the way Graber taught Spanish and over how the grade in her class was lowering his GPA.

“The poor grade is believed to be the motive behind the murder of Graber which directly connects Miller,” court documents filed by the Jefferson county attorney, Chauncey Moulding, and assistant Iowa attorney general, Scott Brown, said.

Dốt tự vì sư
Bết tự vì sư
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Không làm đố mày phạt ai?

Over 55,000 Ontario education workers strike
https://www.theguardian.com/world/20...ion-strike-law

The Canadian Union of Public Employees, which represents custodial staff, early childhood education and education support workers, launched the strike on Friday, despite legislation fast-tracked by the Ontario premier, Doug Ford, that bars it from striking and unilaterally imposes a contract on employees.

Ontario fast-tracked passage of Bill 28 earlier this week, which fines striking workers C$4,000 ($2,955; £2,260) a day – nearly a full month’s salary for the average employee. The law also fines the union C$500,000 a day. The union estimates the strike could cost nearly $200m a day.

Hông đóng tiền phạt hông lẽ đuổi việc mấy người đình công? Chuyện tíu lâm.

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Không "sờ" đố trò bị đau.

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Boss and fellow sisters: Four nuns arrested in Italy for violence against children

16.11.2022, 1414

The outcome of the investigation was a video shot by a child. It shows how one of the sisters slaps a four-year-old and pulls his hair.





The Italian police arrested four nuns at a church facility for children on Ischia for violence against minors.

The Carabinieri announced on Wednesday that it was the boss and three sisters.

The outcome of the investigation was a video shot by a child in which one of the sisters slapped a four-year-old and pulled his hair while others watched.

According to police, the footage showed the child's eight-year-old brother attempting to intervene, but was hit by the nun, leaving him with a nosebleed.

According to the announcement, the facility in Casamicciola Terme in the north of the popular holiday island accommodated minors who were waiting for foster care or adoption and children who lived there as a result of a court measure.

According to their own statements, the investigators uncovered further cases in which minors were hit on the neck or on the hands with slippers.

One of the four sisters went to prison.

The other three are barred from entering the Campania region, to which Ischia belongs, following a court order.

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Japanese pupils want end to Covid ban on lunchtime chatter
https://www.theguardian.com/world/20...chtime-chatter

After well over two years of eating in near silence to prevent the spread of the airborne virus, schoolchildren say they want their classrooms to reverberate to more than the sound of cutlery and crockery at lunchtime.

While two other Covid-19 measures – a ban on foreign tourists and restrictions on eating out – have been lifted, many preschool, primary and middle-school children are still required to stay quiet when they eat.

Được ăn được nói được khỏi cách ly.
(Tục ngữ)

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AI bot ChatGPT stuns academics with essay-writing skills and usability
https://www.theguardian.com/technolo...-and-usability

The system, called ChatGPT, is the latest evolution of the GPT family of text-generating AIs. Two years ago, the team’s previous AI, GPT3, was able to generate an opinion piece for the Guardian, and ChatGPT has significant further capabilities.

In the days since it was released, academics have generated responses to exam queries that they say would result in full marks if submitted by an undergraduate, and programmers have used the tool to solve coding challenges in obscure programming languages in a matter of seconds – before writing limericks explaining the functionality.

Học như cái máy.

Học thày không tày học máy.
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Không thày đó mày bị cách ly?

Chinese students protest as university locks down over one Covid case
https://www.theguardian.com/world/20...for-life-again

Videos posted on Twitter on Tuesday show large numbers of students protesting at Nanjing Tech University on Monday night, as they were placed under lockdown after one positive case was found. The Guardian phoned the university for confirmation but calls went unanswered. The posts had been geolocated by AFP and Reuters.

“[We want] to go home!”, “Leaders, step down!”, “Your power is given to you by students, not by yourselves,” the students shouted, apparently referring to the university management. Footage showed a police car arriving at the scene.

A student confirmed to AFP that the protest had taken place a day after the school announced it would seal off the campus for five days because of just one Covid case. She said her peers were unhappy about poor communication from the university and worried they would be blocked from travelling home for the winter holidays.

Một con người đau cả trường đóng cửa.
(Tục ngữ)