Supplement, yes; replace, no. The teacher needs to assess and correct what the student is doing wrong as much as teach them how to do it right. This is not a good use case for AI. However, AI tools will be helpful in creating and grading course materials, especially ones that are interactive or customized to the individual student.
Me three! And, y'know, wherever three or four are gathered...
Genuinely not caring about most things, and caring wildly drastic amounts about a tiny amount of things. 99% of the stress in my life is from trying to act interested in things cared about by the people important to me.
To be clear: I don't think either my apathy or my concerns are weird in and of themselves. I think rather that they are the cause of my social misalignment.
69 Love Songs is hard to beat, especially since it's also an accurate description of the album and full of bangers.
I left for user interface reasons, actually. That's why I'm still on lemmy and not piefed.
Pretty normal, in my experience.
poVoq travels for work; last time there was an outage like this her ISP had reassigned an address and the system designed to deal with that has a critical fault, which she couldn't fix without physical access until she figured out a backdoor solution. It's probably another problem like that, and will be fixed when she gets home next week.
Oh, I always find a place to bring things up.
The real ones, a game using found materials that keeps them out if the waste stream? Sure.
The commercial mass-produced garbage that created a bunch of material destined for the waste stream? Pass.
Though I do still have my collection if anyone is down for a game.
I would think it's the time I was rammed by a viking ship, but it turns out it's actually the time I was almost killed by a will-o-the-wisp.
partial peel three to five stripes all the way around, so it's a mix of flat and round edges
or just cut on a bias so you end up with ovals instead of circles
or get a cutting board with a gutter
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That doesn't seem like it'd be in the child's best interest.