AI did not make student writing less creative. Unstructured deployment without method governance did. A data-supported op-ed walks through 372,793 essays, Senate testimony, and a psychometric study that names the student as the problem without ever measuring whether the institution provided governed deployment.
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From Literacy to Labor Market Architecture: What the Department of Labor’s AI Announcement Actually Builds
The DOL Make America AI Ready initiative launched the public facing first mile of a worker first AI workforce agenda, connecting the AI Literacy Framework, America’s Talent Strategy, and the White House AI Action Plan into a single operational delivery stack. The Department of Labor’s March 24, 2026 announcement looks small on the surface. A […]
Multi AI Comparative Analysis: How My Work Stacks Up Against 22 AI Thought Leaders
When a peer asked why my work matters, I decided to run a comparative analysis. Five independent systems, ChatGPT (HAIA RECCLIN), Gemini, Claude, Perplexity, and Grok, compared my work to 22 influential voices across AI ethics, governance, adoption, and human AI collaboration. What emerged was not a verdict but a lens, a way of seeing […]
A Cheap Summer Vacation Idea – A State Park Tour
Are you trying to plan a summer vacation on a budget? If so, you may feel as if you are trying to accomplish the impossible. Your family may be used to spending a week on the beautiful beaches of Hawaii, but what if you can no longer afford that type of trip? Do you want […]
How to Create a Fun and Sticky Nature Collage
Want a fun project for the whole family that is also educational? What about creating a nature collage bracelet? Yep, even the boys will love this one. Here’s how to do it: Supplies Wide masking tape or duct tape Construction paper Glue or spray adhesive Step #1 Wrap your child’s wrist with tape, sticky side […]
Get Your Kids off the Couch: Tips for adding more movement to your day
Our world today revolves around the latest technology in the form of smartphones, tablets, and video game systems. Big name companies compete to bring us the latest and greatest technology and it not only has an affect on adults, but children as well. Children today are growing up in a completely different world than it […]
Weekend Wanderer: Out and About Together as a Family
It’s no surprise in this hectic, fast paced life that we live for the weekends. In fact, sometimes it seems like that is all we do. It’s the only way we get to experience down time from our jobs and the stress of a busy family life. It’s important to find time to connect with […]