Tag: learning

Today, students and teachers alike are facing a dilemma regarding the ethical use of artificial intelligence in classrooms across all educational levels. With unchecked access…

Graduating from university and pursuing higher education is an amazing accomplishment and privilege that should be celebrated. Those who are graduating should be very proud…

As a wise man once said, “Education costs money, but then so does ignorance.” As we ponder the value of a college degree in 2025,…

I first heard about ChatGPT when the first public “research trial” was launched in 2022, and right away I recognized the clear and present danger…

I remember back in high school when my teachers first proposed the idea of flipped learning, and everyone let out a massive sigh. Flipped learning…

What even is a co-op??” – someone posted on the Drexel reddit about 2 weeks ago. A student co-operative experience is a hands-on working experience…

What is a letter or number grade an actual representation of? It’s a question that will stand the test of time, or at least as…

When I loaded up Drexel Learn after returning from winter break, I was both surprised and happy to see that it had a completely new…

On Dec. 9, Drexel celebrated with The School District of Philadelphia on the groundbreaking of a new West Philadelphia-based facility which will house two of…

A junior film major got an insider’s perspective of two cities historically entrenched with bouts of violence — Dublin, Ireland, and Amman, Jordan, — during…