Billy Robb
@billyrobb.bsky.social
Phoenix resident. chollaexpress.substack.com
The state law needs to change one way or another because it is no longer operable as written.
The concept of tying the state civics test to the federal government is more complicated than it used to be, because the naturalization test has become a political football.
The concept of tying the state civics test to the federal government is more complicated than it used to be, because the naturalization test has become a political football.
November 9, 2025 at 5:33 PM
The state law needs to change one way or another because it is no longer operable as written.
The concept of tying the state civics test to the federal government is more complicated than it used to be, because the naturalization test has become a political football.
The concept of tying the state civics test to the federal government is more complicated than it used to be, because the naturalization test has become a political football.
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This is especially true for state exams or other high stakes tests. If A.I. is used to grade these tests, then students will be trained to write in a way that will earn points based on A.I. grading tendencies. In other words, they will be trained to write poorly.
April 18, 2025 at 1:01 AM
This is especially true for state exams or other high stakes tests. If A.I. is used to grade these tests, then students will be trained to write in a way that will earn points based on A.I. grading tendencies. In other words, they will be trained to write poorly.