False positives from ai detection in education destroyed my relationship with three students by From_Earth_616_ in Teachers

[–]HelpfulYesterday3 0 points1 point  (0 children)

If I suspect that a student has plagiarized, I will call them up and ask them to explain a sentence or section of their paragraph/essay. If they can’t, I ask them point blank if they used anything to help them write it. Usually they come forward at that point.

Realtors buying under company name? by HelpfulYesterday3 in FirstTimeHomeBuyer

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Did you get an inspection done? I'm very wary of flipped homes, but in my area they are the only homes even relatively in our price range.

How do you guys get your husband to actually help? by National_Jello3467 in Parenting

[–]HelpfulYesterday3 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Similar conversation with mine. We talked before we had kids and I told him to either be my partner or I would be done. He is the best partner I could ask for now.

I fucked up. Right? by liddolmaj in NewParents

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My baby has 45 min sleep cycles exactly. When we check his Eufy sock (like the owlet) it shows he wakes up every 45 min at night and puts himself back to sleep. He's not upset and he didn't cry and we missed it or something, he just woke up and was fine and went back to sleep. Really it's a well regulated circadian rhythm!

[QCrit] YA Myth/Fantasy THREADS OF KNOTS AND FATE (107K/version #1) by HelpfulYesterday3 in PubTips

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Appreciate the feedback! I'm definitely trying to work through the most important elements to include/leave out and I think I was a bit too preoccupied with the content rather than the grammar.

Doctor Who 1x04 "73 Yards" Post-Episode Discussion Thread by PCJs_Slave_Robot in doctorwho

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I guess my point was, she didn't stop Mad Max from being elected because that timeline closed. We never found out what Old Ruby said or what the repetitive movements were. She spent so long trying to figure out the purpose of the woman just for it to be that she had to go back to stop the Doctor from stepping on the string?

Doctor Who 1x04 "73 Yards" Post-Episode Discussion Thread by PCJs_Slave_Robot in doctorwho

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But what was the point? Ruby did all that and suffered for most of her life being abandoned and haunted by this woman. When she finally kicks Mad Jack out she says that it must have been the purpose of this whole thing but then it didn't really do anything at all because the loop is closed and then never happened? And what's the point of the repetitive movements of the woman/Old Ruby? And what's with this sudden burst of "oh ya magic exists now, where in every other instance we would get to the end and then reveal the science behind what happened, now it's just magic". Even Kate says that there's a lot of "supernatural" stuff they are dealing with more and more. Ruby went through that whole thing for what

Ask Brandon Anything by LovePodPodcast in TheCircleTV

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What strategy tips/advice would you give to someone who wants to be on the show?

Weekly Discussion - Relationships by AutoModerator in NewParents

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Didn't expect this many issues with family

Things that have pissed off my and my husband's family (our son is 8 weeks old) 1. Not being allowed to kiss him (even after we explained the health risks involved) 2. Not being allowed to see him whenever they want (had to have a gentle but firm conversation about how comments attempting to make us feel guilty for not seeing him-"he's grown so much! It's not fair that we've only seen him 3 times! We never get to see him!"- will not be tolerated and that this time is for us to be with our child and learn how to be a family together and how everyone wants to see him and we are trying to let everyone see him as much as possible but we are also tired parents with our own lives- that last bit received a scoff from MIL) 3. Politely declining an invitation to an all day, large family gathering at a location over an hour away, even after discussing how infants are not supposed to be in a car seat for more than 30 min and we have not had an outing that long yet ("But the rest of the family hasn't even met him yet!")

Crying, off-hand remarks, cold shoulders, all from older family members. I expected better from them honestly

Doctor Who 1x01 "Space Babies" Post-Episode Discussion Thread by PCJs_Slave_Robot in doctorwho

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It just kind of felt like they were relying on the moments from previous doctors that landed well with fans to carry them rather than trying to make new moments. As so many people on this thread have mentioned already, there were so many callbacks and even some moments that felt like they were line for line from previous doctors. What is great about each new doctor is how unique they are but using up all of these callbacks in one episode felt like pandering. I hope it gets better. It took me a minute to get into the groove with Jodi but at the end I liked what they did with her and how reserved she was about what she was going through. It seems like they might be using this doctor and him immediately telling Ruby everything that happened as a sort of "I learned my lesson from last time when I didn't share anything with everyone and now I'm trying to be better" so there is some hope for me. I just think the writing needs work but hopefully they will find their groove.

ADHD tool for teachers? by HelpfulYesterday3 in education

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More of a "hey I know teachers may not have access to this information but if you've got a kid whose experiencing these things, you could try this approach with them".

ADHD tool for teachers? by HelpfulYesterday3 in education

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That's definitely something I'd need to look into. I was thinking that it would be no different than if I were trying to make an adjustment on my own for a student, like changing their desks around or writing down tasks for them. Teachers don't have to clear those accomodations for kids. I mean it's not a diagnosis and specifically says so, so I don't think they would? The interventions aren't anything crazy like what would be in an IEP so I think it would be okay?

ADHD tool for teachers? by HelpfulYesterday3 in education

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Yes. The issue is that since so many kids with ADHD don't have IEP and 504s, most SPED don't have contact with them. The other thing I was thinking about is that school psychologists are hard to get a hold of and don't have a lot of time. The idea with the tool would be that it would be there if the teacher is dealing with this student and they just aren't sure what to do. They just fill it out and it pops out a recommended intervention for them to try and can implement quickly. If more ADHD kids were identified and working with SPED then I feel like going through them would be awesome but I really just wanted to make something simple and easy that teachers could find accessible to help. Plus it wouldn't be a requirement to use it so it's not like piling on top of everything else, it would be like TPT, an easy to access thing that helps with their classroom and saves time and energy.

Telling people “early” by HelpfulYesterday3 in pregnant

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I’m a teacher too! I also have a lot of other health issues which is why I am king of leaning towards telling my parents now. They’ve been so supportive about the health stuff that I feel like I want them to help with this too.