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AI brings blue books back to classroom

Honestly, I honestly didn’t know when I started reading this article about the surge in book sales to combat AI Reliance in classrooms. Sales seem to come primarily from universities, with high standards of expectations and accountability for students to learn the materials. It’s troubling to hear students become more dependent on AI. This podcue is sitting in the queue as this whole podcast gets caught up in my line as I am a parent of a child going to school in this AI era. Sensory It is refined and embedded in our lives.

Ian McKellen does cool things with Shakespeare

No, he doesn’t sit at the exclusive cafeteria table when matching leather jackets with bards, but he opens all the trance and non-binary rehearsaled readings of my Shakespeare favourite Twelfth Night. I really hope to be able to arrive in London for this production at London Space Theater on July 25th, just before Transpride, but I will be filming live streams of the world. This debut of Trans What You Wheel is “The Twelfth Night already has gender and performance toys – it feels like Shakespeare wrote for us.

Celebrating 20 years will result in three tangos

Loved Prohibited Books and Tango Make Three are 20 years old! The book received critical acclaim when it was published years ago and scooped up the award. Read the interviews with Peter Parnell and Justin Richardson, authors of Kelly Jensen.