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In this week’s episode, around the world protesters are unhappy with their leaders.
Nick gives us the basics of democracy.
Students missed college deadlines because of school delays.
And Margaret tells us just how harmful electronics can be.
Disenfranchised (verb): Someone had their vote and some rights taken away
Parliamentary Republic (noun): A democratic form of government in which the most powerful leader is in the legislature, the Prime Minister
Merit (noun): Deserving of praise and recognition
Psychology (noun): The study of the brain and how it impacts emotion and behavior
The next great leap in artificial intelligence, or A.I., is a chat-bot that can give the most human of responses in a conversational way even write entire essays!
For our write-to-us this week, we want to know what you would ask a coder about their job.
Next week we’ll hear the answers from a professional coder herself!
You can use the inbox form to submit your answers.
Some high school grads in Virginia may have missed their chance to use National Merit Recognition Awards in their college applications.
Their schools didn't tell the students in time that they won the awards.
For our poll this week, we want to know: do you think school is fair for all students?
You can vote between: “yes, it’s fair” or “no, each student has different needs.”
