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Perils and Opportunities of ChatGPT: A High School Perspective

Perils and Opportunities of ChatGPT: A High School Perspective

By Katherine McKean, Junior and President of my High School AI Club 

ChatGPT jumped into the spotlight so fast it felt like someone hit “fast forward” on school‑life. Suddenly, it was in group chats, in last‑minute homework panics, in coding club Slack threads, and even in our class ...

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Gifted but struggling student: what twice-exceptional (2e) learner means

Gifted but struggling student: what twice-exceptional (2e) learner means

Many parents notice a pattern that feels confusing. A child asks complex questions, remembers facts in detail, or solves problems in unusual ways, yet struggles with reading, writing, attention, or emotional regulation. Traditional labels like gifted or learning disabled do not seem to fit full...

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Will our educational system keep pace with AI? A High School AI Club’s Perspective

Will our educational system keep pace with AI?

By a High School Junior and AI Club President | San Francisco Bay Area

When I first joined my school’s robotics team in freshman year, the closest thing we had to AI was a sensor that could follow a line on the floor. Fast forward to now, junior year, and we’re debating whether using ChatGPT to brainstor...

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AI in the Classroom: Friend or Foe? A High School AI Club’s Perspective

AI in the Classroom: Friend or Foe?

By a Bay Area High School Junior and AI Club President

When my AP English teacher caught a student using ChatGPT to write a personal narrative, there were gasps. Not because it was a scandal — honestly, some kids kind of expected it — but because it raised a question most of us hadn’t thought about clearly: Is using AI cheat...

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Do You Really Need to Learn to Code? A High School AI Club’s Perspective

Do You Really Need to Learn to Code?

By Katherine McKean, Junior and President of my high school AI Exploration Club

At lunch last week, someone asked if we still need to learn how to code. It was in between bites of a pretty solid burrito, so I wasn’t fully ready to answer. But it got me thinking. If AI tools can now build websites, analyze data, an...

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