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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]https://www.yahoo.com/news/parents-sue-school-massachusetts-son-203004528.html

Seems like these parents are really doing their kid a disservice.  He broke the rules but they are going scorched earth to try to bail him out.  How are we going to maintain any public school standards when parents act like this?  This is why we can’t keep good teachers.[/quote]

He used AI.  That's not breaking the rules if there isn't a rule. 
What does this have to do with teacher retention? Stop being so dramatic.

if you don't want kids to use AI make a rule.
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How is using AI not clearly and obviously cheating? It certainly is plagiarism, and that in itself is grounds for expulsion when kids get to college.

So are you saying that if the words "AI" aren't in the rules, then the rule doesn't need to be followed? So if a magical monkey wrote the child's paper, and the teacher says that's cheating/plagiarism, you're saying it doesn't count so long as the words "magical monkeys" aren't a part of what is outlined in the rules of sources you cannot copy from or make off as your own work?

That type of thinking is exactly in line with the parents in OP's article. Always trying to cut corners and game the system, and then wonders why no one wants to be involved in that type of system anymore. Absolutely no academic integrity AND passing it down to their kids. I'm surprised there aren't even more teachers quitting than there actually are. [/quote]

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