A reminder to readers that equity should be at the forefront of health promotion and action

This highlights that it is crucial for governments and policy makers to make change and adjust systems that affect health, as although the determinants are listed in academic literature - they are incredibly relevant in our everyday lives and contribute to ease and dis-ease for all groups of people

Impressive and is telling of her potential and rigour

I didn't know her name was Valerie

I will have to visit that national park

This quote is great way to represent the clarification of thinking through writing. I like that idea of turning vague notions in well thought out ideas I think that's very accurate.

The idea that when we know other people are going to see our thoughts, we make sure to fully evaluate and understand what we are saying so that it is the best it can be.

I like the opening sentence a lot. I connect with it because that is how people connect with one another through thought. It shows the importance of being able to make educated connections and connect with others to enhance knowledge.

This is why you are encouraged to write notes as you read

This could be interesting to compare to AI use because the struggle to write is what led him to his ideas (which other authors have contended before)

What about journaling?

Moral reason to read, but not to write

The idea of an obligation not only to write to a loyal audience, but also to maintain your own credibility as you write is an interesting motivation to want to continue writing. Usually I assume people write because they have something they want to say.

The digital age has permitted the public to exercise self-expression (via writing) in a way unimaginable in prior generations.

interesting dichotomy between a writers attitude in writing for an intended, intellectual audience vs an unintended audience; while writing for the blog, okolloh is focused on capturing her feelings/emotions however, she claims to be introverted when a book opportunity is presented

I find this very practical. For instance, when saving videos, I deliberately choose a lower-quality mode to save storage space. And if there's a file size limit when uploading, I'll intentionally reduce the quality to minimize the file size.

My friends and I often love taking photos, and I've noticed that when we try sending photos to each other on apps such as Instagram..etc., the image quality does become fuzzy. Sending images through iMessage/email on the other hand, often doesn't distort the photo too much, or can even keep the same quality. Now relating back to our reading, this I found is because for such a big app like Instagram, compressing the photo makes it much faster to upload and download images. IMessage however keeps the quality because it is sent between apple servers (mainly relating to iPhones), and email just attaches the full file, which often takes longer to download but will retain much of it's resolution.

I am very new to programming and computer all this computer stuff. I had no idea that images are pixels with three different numbers. I wonder how many possible images you can change and manipulate with numbers.

I had never even thought about that! Like you're writing an article about said disabilities but the article itself may not even cater to the very disability its speaking on and bring awareness to. Like even I had a hard time processing that text.

I've been using that site for years! I love Genuis! Sometimes I genuinely can't figure out what the meaning behind a song is or I make my own interpretations and see if I hit the name on what the song was about straight from the artist themself!

This has been probably my favorite part about English as a whole is that everything is fluid and nothing is set in stone. How I feel on the subject may not be the same way someone else is feeling on the subject. How I view a sentence may be the polar opposite of how my peer sees the sentence. Theres no one way to see something!

如果3i/atlas利用太阳进行减速，而逐步的进入地球轨道。那就有戏看了！

This made me think of the phrase "with age comes wisdom". I think most people can agree that nowadays, people don't really use this phrase because they don't believe in it. But I think the phrase still holds some truth, as this passage describes. With age (and time), you can gain experience through trial and error in whatever you are doing. Experience cannot be taught; one must go through it themselves to gain the wisdom/knowledge from it.

The URL isn't working. Here I am offering a new source! https://thehappybeavers.com/blog/2025-06-27-word-count-differences-explained The passage is basically saying about differennt editors (Microsoft google etc.) use different algorithms to count words, which is why the same text yields different word-counts in each program. How they handle numbers, puncutations, URLs are different. Bad news for the PhD who are struggling with essay length!

I checked out the W3Schools page on Python Lists ([d7]) and it actually helped me understand lists way better than before. It showed that lists can hold different data types at the same time, like strings, numbers, and even other lists. I didn’t realize you could mix them like that! It also explained how you can use list methods like append() and remove(), which I had seen before in examples but never fully got. The examples were simple but made it easier to connect what the book said about indexing and list operations.

This article made me reflect back to a question in one of our assignments in regards to how would the perspective be changed if someone were to figure out that a comment were from a bot rather than a human. Reading that the Super Bowl advertisements were reflected on engagement being over 75% is shocking to hear and the controversy that can come from this is very significant especially towards the topic of X as this is the social media platform that applied the "biggest" topic and relevance. This also makes me wonder how these types of situations will deal with the criticism when events turn out in the wrong. Does their reputation continue to go down in the long-run? Or do people eventually forget and move on from the topic.

This article explains that during the super bowl in 2024, 75% of X's site visits were bots. This is wild to me. It makes me wonder, are social media sites like X even worth it anymore? If the vast majority of users are bots, we aren't even interacting with other humans anymore and the purpose of social media (to connect and share) is lost.

I thought it was funny how this almost fully convinced me that 2+2 now equals 5. While some points are valid like how 2 cups of vinegar and 2 cups of baking soda can make 5 cups of a big mess, when it comes to paper and pencil, 2 + 2 is still equal to 4. I did think this was a very interesting argument thoigh

This wikipedia article covers the social media app X formally known as Twitter. Created by billionaire Elon Musk to have a platform to promote free speech, live engagment, and more. The app allows users to post,share, and like a variety of social media style of content. Over the years the app has undergoed multiple different policy changes to moderate content and add verification. The app wants to reduce its spread of harassment, misinformation, and more.

I didn't know that there are four collection data types in the python programming language. The four types are list, tuple, set, and dictionary. I also learned how important it is that you know the different types of lists because they all effect the outcome of the code differently.

In my teaching social studies for elementary class, we learn that ew should use literacy skills in social studies, and to use social studies in reading and writing. I think this is important for all content areas to see how the skills are all interconnected and to really make sure students are understanding the content.

Making sure that students feel comfortable to share their own ideas is very important to me. No student wants to learn in a place that they don’t feel welcome.

In special education, we look at assessments similar to this for students in special education. I think that it is very interesting to see the similarities in some of the teaching instructions and learning supports for ELL and SPED.

While AI can be a helpful tool in some cases, I don’t think that students should rely on it to get their work done. By doing the work themselves, they are increasing their own language and critical thinking skills that are imperative to enhance your learning. Even just generating your own ideas can increase your problem solving, creativity, and promotes divergent thinking.

when ending a paper make sure to end with a proper ending and not a starter to a new idea

make thesis statement intriguing and eye-catching to attract the readers attention to keep them reading your work.

a good way to revise your work Is to have someone reading it out loud to you, it helps you go over your work slowly.

whenever you revise a work its common to find sentences or even paragraphs that don't fit in properly.

Revising a writing piece is vital step in making a good piece.

What are some good ways to end off a paragraph without it feeling like it's unfinished?

This one is hard for me because what might be important and interesting to me might not be to everyone else. This might be easier to do when writing for an audience that you KNOW.

I did this for my learning narrative and it was nice to get reminders of things I've overcome from people who know me personally. It made for a story that I am proud of, and when I read it back I even get emotional.

Revising is helpful for me when I need to make more sense of my writing. After a few days pass and I have fresh eyes. I tend to notice mistakes more cearly.

We post data, but we also need documentation on the data we posted, which means ore data. Administration is always acceleratable, praised and detested by people at the same time. Just find that amusing because it is another hard proof on the double sided world and its "one theory for all" theory.

AI can help doctors find out what is wrong with a patient faster and with fewer mistakes. This helps patients get answers and treatment sooner. It also makes visits easier and less stressful for patients. AI helps doctors do their jobs better and gives patients better care.

This would be super helpful because Al can make charts or graphs seeing where the hospital lacks and ways it can improve. Not only that, but when a patient makes a complaint, it can be resolved, and surveys can be given for feedback.

AI can help do many of the hard and slow jobs in making and grading exams. This saves teachers time and work and can also lower costs for schools. It helps make grading fair because AI checks all tests the same way. But teachers still need to look over the results to make sure everything is right. Overall, AI makes testing faster and gives teachers more time to help students learn.

One concern is that students may start to become overly reliant on AI and fail to develop independent critical thinking skills. AI may not always be reliable or correct which could result bad. Although AI has it uses, there are setbacks as well that must be properly addressed in settings related to healthcare and education.

AI are making a big difference in how scientific articles are published. AI can help make the peer-review process faster and more organized by checking papers and helping reviewers find mistakes. It also improves the quality of reviews and helps make sure research can be repeated and trusted. This means that scientists can share their work more quickly and readers can have more confidence that the information. AI helps make publishing more fair, accurate, and efficient for everyone i

The integration of AI into education can cause new problems like cheating. Some students might use AI to get answers or finish work without really learning the material. This can give them an unfair advantage and make the education system less fair and honest. It also shows why teachers need to find new ways to test students and make sure everyone learns on their own.

I didn't know that AI had become advanced enough to the point where radiology was included; however, I think this is a great thing because not only is radiation being less exposed, but it also doesn't harm the patients and healthcare workers. Since X-rays and CT scans are always needed, it would help, but if a code blue is called, the AI wouldn't be able to do anything other than the healthcare workers.

These sentences explain how AI can help enhance medical treatment by identifying and avoiding errors. Medical records can be examined by AI to find any mistakes such as an incorrect diagnosis or treatments. It can also help in detecting potential hazards before they develop into significant issues. AI also assists in making better choices and avoiding reoccurring errors. In order to improve healthcare accuracy, AI is supposed to operate with physicians rather than in place of them.

Here it explains how AI can analyze and read medical records to help see any errors or risks which will help all medical professionals. I think this is very helpful and beneficial. Technology continues to grow and it is exciting to see how this will continue to help the medical field.

The author highlights how the implementation of artifical intelligence and its use in radiology to improve patient outcomes. This is very important as humans are imperfect, and having a tool such as a ai algorithm to scan diagnosic images can help pick up discrepencies that were maybe overlooked. This still raises concerns opn growing dependencies on AI or how accurate this technology will be.

As AI is a growing tool in today's environment, the application methods are still being determined. In healthcare, this can be benefical for individuals as they can us AI to generate personalized information for their benefit. From generating personalized meal plans to workout plans this only scratches the surface of the uses of AI in healthcare.

Using the beginning sentence the author explains how AI can be used to respond to patients complaints and also analyze that feedback to identify any patterns and trends in the complaints. The author says that AI has a predictive function which lets healthcare providers see which patients are dissatisfied and helps on how to intervene to resolve any issues.

AI has made a big difference in both healthcare and education. It helps doctors look at medical information faster and find what is wrong with patients more easily. It can even suggest treatment plans that fit the person better. In schools it helps teachers and students by creating lessons that match how each student learns. I think AI is really helpful because it saves time and makes things more organized but only to a certain point. People still need to be involved because computers do not understand emotions or small details the way humans do.

This is a really good tool because many times patients especially those who are elderly have difficulty finding ways to go to the doctor’s office because they might not be able to drive. Having AI as a pre-screener and promoting remote medical can can save time and reduce costs for the patients as well.

These sentences acknowledge that although AI is a good resource it is still uses human assistance to answer questions. AI can be incorrect as the formatting of words may not be correct where it shows that human common sense and knowledge is usually important than just to get an answer. This emphasizes the need of the still developing ChatGPT/AI can be.

I believe this section truly shows how much artificial intelligence has helped healthcare, especially for people who cannot easily see a doctor. Remote monitoring allows patients to stay connected with their providers from home, which makes a big difference for those with mobility issues or no access to transportation. During times like the COVID-19 pandemic, telemedicine became an important option that kept people safe while still getting the care they needed. AI technology makes it easier for doctors to track patients’ health, notice changes early, and prevent emergencies. It also helps patients feel more supported because they know someone is watching out for them even from a distance. This innovation has made healthcare more accessible to everyone, not just those who can physically go to the clinic.

I really enjoyed reading this section. It shows how AI not only helped when it comes to patient safety but improves communication between patients and healthcare. In healthcare a common issue is patients and their families not always being heard. And with new AI technology it allows feedback so hospitals can then address any concerns patients feel and improve the healthcare experience. It allows patients’ voices to be heard and hopefully acted on. This section reminded me an app called Leap Frog which is healthcare which tells individuals how the hospital is (like a yelp in healthcare). It collected all the data about the current hospital and then gives a grade on the current hospital and how well it is prepared in areas.

This quote is showing how AI is moving forward with patient safety by improving healthcare workers’ more accurate technology that can be able to detect any illness early. I find this important because by detecting any illness early, may be the cause a patient can be treated early and can potentially save their life. I also wanted to add how AI does reduce the chances of errors which is vital in healthcare. Dave, M., Patel, N. Artificial intelligence in healthcare and education. Br Dent J 234, 761–764 (2023). https://doi.org/10.1038/s41415-023-5845-2

This is a great way to use AI in healthcare. If you tell AI to give you ways to be healthier or improve your overall well-being, it will give you personalized advice. If your goal is to lose weight, it can give you workout plans and even meal plans. This is very beneficial for an individual who does not have access to a doctor or a nutritionist.

This paragraph highlights the importance of AI and its potential to enhance patient care. AI can be faster, convenient, and accessible. It can make the diagnosis faster and easier by just analyzing the medical records and other things so patients won't get misdiagnosed, and they can get the best treatment they need.

The help from artificial intelligence can be used in so many ways, and seeing that it is being used for laboratory results and to support clinical decision-making is good. Not all the time, doctors have the time to do things that take up time. If they have the ability to use AI, then by all means, go for it.

I agree with this because I think people got too used to AI and at the end of the day you have to use your thinking process right at the time you need it. AI cannot help you in everyday use.

The definition of artificial intelligence (AI) is disclosed, and some of it's abilities are as well in terms of its usage abilities in healthcare environments. It's usage is extremely beneficial to both patients and healthcare professionals. These sentences stand as a thorough background on artificial intelligence (AI).

The article 'Artificial intelligence in healthcare and education,' discusses the usage of artificial intelligence within education and healthcare environments. The benefits and negatives of the usage of artificial intelligence are disclosed within the article as well. Furthermore, the usage itself is heavily discussed and analyzed in terms of its relevance to healthcare and education.

I think this is true because for our discussion I talked about this as well and AI will continue to advance. With these changes you would expect it to make education more effective.

In this section, and particularly in this sentence, it shows how advanced technology and AI are. AI is becoming something so big and is helping doctors in many ways. They are able to process the image that is being used and help doctors with diagnosis. AI has a multi-step role when it comes to supporting doctors. With AI, medical professionals will be able to have more information on what is going on and better imaging with better quality.

The article talks about the potential AI has in healthcare. Especially since it is evolving quickly, it now has the power to provide patients with resources and their health status. The use of AI has also enabled virtual consultations and remote monitoring which is very convenient and supports patients at any time outside of the hospital.

The purpose of this article is to provide a detailed analysis of how AI has impacted the field of healthcare and education. It specifically delves into the use of AI in medical and dental education to show how students are learning. It also discusses the advantages and disadvantages of how AI has transformed learning.

This sentence is very important because it describes the ethical problems with using AI tools. The more you use AI, the better it understands you and therefore can generate information to fit your biases better. This can lead to unqualified information. Privacy issues can arise since AI can collect data. Human jobs are being replaced with AI, so morals start to play a role in the justification of AI tools.

Annotation: This is exciting because AI could make education more efficient and allow instructors to focus more on teaching and student interaction rather than paperwork.

Explanation: AI has the potential to transform education by automating repetitive tasks such as exam preparation and grading. This allows educators to devote more time to teaching and fostering critical thinking skills. According to Weiner et al. (2025), AI can streamline workflows in healthcare education, reducing costs and administrative burdens while improving efficiency. However, ethical considerations remain, including maintaining fairness in grading and ensuring transparency in automated decisions. Balancing efficiency with fairness will be essential for responsible implementation.

References Weiner, E. B., Dankwa-Mullan, I., Nelson, W. A., & Hassanpour, S. (2025). Ethical challenges and evolving strategies in the integration of artificial intelligence into clinical practice. PLOS Digital Health, 4(4), e0000810–e0000810. https://doi.org/10.1371/journal.pdig.0000810

Annotation: This is interesting because AI can personalize learning and improve diagnostic training, but it may also reduce critical thinking if over-relied upon.

Explanation: AI in medical education offers opportunities for personalized learning and enhanced diagnostic training, but it also raises important ethical questions about trust and accountability. Weiner et al. (2025) highlight that while AI improves clinical efficiency, its use must be balanced with transparency and oversight to ensure that medical professionals retain critical thinking skills. Over-reliance on AI risks reducing independent judgment, which could compromise the quality of care in the long term.

References Weiner, E. B., Dankwa-Mullan, I., Nelson, W. A., & Hassanpour, S. (2025). Ethical challenges and evolving strategies in the integration of artificial intelligence into clinical practice. PLOS Digital Health, 4(4), e0000810–e0000810. https://doi.org/10.1371/journal.pdig.0000810

AI does have an great ability in being able to look at images and being able to identify the image. It would be able to reduce any sort of human errors if the doctors are not to sure on how to diagnose the problem. AI should only be used to assist and not actually give a diagnoses.

Annotation: AI’s role in diagnosis could speed up care and reduce errors, but it also raises questions about trust and accountability in medicine.

Explanation: AI has the potential to transform healthcare by analyzing large datasets quickly and accurately, helping clinicians make better decisions. Surdu et al. (2024) explain that AI enhances diagnostic precision by identifying patterns in medical records and images that might be missed by humans. While this can improve efficiency and patient outcomes, it also creates ethical questions around trust, accountability, and the role of human oversight in treatment decisions. Ensuring responsible AI use will be key to its success in medical practice.

Reference Surdu, A., Budala, D. G., Ionut Luchian, Foia, L. G., Botnariu, G. E., & Scutariu, M. M. (2024). Using AI in Optimizing Oral and Dental Diagnoses—A Narrative Review. Diagnostics, 14(24), 2804–2804. https://doi.org/10.3390/diagnostics14242804

Cloud networks integrated with AI and ML are another great benefit to the medical field. Especially to doctors, allowing them to easily access patient information whenever they wish. Giving doctors and medical workers faster and easier workflow.

Annotation: This could completely transform preventative dental care, especially for people who can’t make it to the dentist often.

Explanation: AI devices can improve oral health by continuously monitoring a patient’s hygiene and giving tailored advice, potentially preventing problems before they worsen. According to Surdu et al. (2024), AI in dentistry enhances diagnostic precision and treatment planning by analyzing patient data to identify early signs of issues like cavities and gum disease. This kind of early detection could save patients time, money, and discomfort, especially those with limited access to dental care.

Reference Surdu, A., Budala, D. G., Ionut Luchian, Foia, L. G., Botnariu, G. E., & Scutariu, M. M. (2024). Using AI in Optimizing Oral and Dental Diagnoses—A Narrative Review. Diagnostics, 14(24), 2804–2804. https://doi.org/10.3390/diagnostics14242804

This sentence is important to understand. The more people rely on AI tools, the less they take the time to find and research on their own. This can lower their ability to find information and change the way they process information.

Addressing the moral ramifications of utilizing AI in tests, you raise a crucial concern. If algorithms are not properly developed and evaluated, they could end up in unjust grading or an inaccurate assessment of the skills of learners. Concerns about privacy also appear since AI systems often collect private student data which needs to be strictly regulated. Furthermore, if AI is utilized excessively, it may eliminate the need for human educators for certain jobs, which would have an effect on jobs. Ethical AI integration into instruction calls for striking the right chord between innovation and equity, transparency, and transparency.

While yes I do agree that this would be helpful to reduce any sort of mistakes, but it can't always be reliable. It would be easier to check for patients vitals, but if the power goes out this wouldn't work. It is very important for healthcare works to actually know how take vitals if any sort of complication were to happen. If they are to reliant on AI they can hurt them.

This use of AI could become a great tool for the medical field if it becomes efficient. Having AI become a preventative tool, instead of one that corrects mistakes, is a role that could save more lives than before. Having the potential to help people from a medical need that could seem "stable" but will only get worse over time. Or even perhaps a case where the patient has not even developed any symptoms, but will in the future.

This claim highlights the growing use of neural networks for enhancing the accessibility and adaptability of oral care. Tools powered by machine learning may assess brushing routines, diagnose any dental health problems early, and deliver comprehensive guidance on improving oral hygiene. Especially those those who live in rural or underdeveloped regions, online arguments mediated by computers offer access to credible oral advice.Technology encourages preventive care, lowers the need for visits in person, and enables patients with greater responsibility in conserving the condition of their teeth.

From the many ways AI can be used for, it can be used for educational purpose's like creating practical's through VR and simulations, allowing for the learning to be in a controlled and safe environment.

This reason I would agree is the most powerful factor of entailing AI into healthcare. Mostly all patients and family members of patients are willing to learn about their sickness and are overlooked/not given the full description of their sickness. This might be due to doctors/nurses not having the time to explain in depth and make sure patient fully deciphers information. AI can change this, with personalized information that is taken from patient data analysis, could be programmed to create an entire file on patient, so anyone with acess could learn and ask questions from.

Dave, M., & Patel, N. (2023). Artificial intelligence in healthcare and education. British Dental Journal, 234(10), 761–764. https://doi.org/10.1038/s41415-023-5845-2

Dave and Patel (2023) point out that AI tools like ChatGPT often generate information without reliable or verifiable sources, creating challenges for proper referencing and academic integrity. Because these systems draw from a huge amount of online data, they may produce inaccurate or defective citations, as the authors found when ChatGPT provided outdated or invalid references. This raises concerns about unintentional plagiarism and misinformation in academic writing. To address this, educators and researchers should verify all AI-generated content, use credible databases for citations, and teach students critical evaluation skills to ensure accuracy and ethical use of AI in scholarly work.

The authors caution that AI tools like ChatGPT make it easier for students to complete assignments without genuine understanding, especially in open-book or online exams. To address this, educators should redesign assessments to emphasize critical thinking, problem-solving, and clinical reasoning, as these are skills that AI cannot replicate. For example, analyzing patient cases or interpreting radiographs encourages original thought and applied knowledge. If students rely too heavily on AI, they may lose essential abilities like research, synthesis, and independent judgment. Therefore, integrating AI responsibly while reinforcing ethical use and reflective learning is key to maintaining academic integrity in healthcare education.

From the many ways AI can be useful; it can be used in a healthcare setting by using it to extract important and valuable intel from patients feedback, which can of course in return manage patient complaints.

Yes, these are powerful benefits to having AI as advanced as it is in medical care. Remote monitoring is the future of healthcare, when used correctly, it is proactive, personalized care that allows the patient have control in their health and can make them feel as the healthcare system is "on their side".

Dave, M., & Patel, N. (2023). Artificial intelligence in healthcare and education. British Dental Journal, 234(10), 761–764. https://doi.org/10.1038/s41415-023-5845-2

Dave and Patel (2023) acknowledge that while AI tools like ChatGPT can efficiently generate clear, factual text, their writing often lacks creativity, nuance, and emotional depth. This limitation becomes significant in healthcare education, where reflective and critical thinking are essential for clinical reasoning and empathy. Overreliance on AI-generated content may lead students to engage less deeply with material, weakening their ability to analyze, question, and synthesize ideas. Additionally, the absence of human tone or storytelling can make complex medical concepts less engaging or relatable, reducing motivation and long-term retention. Therefore, AI should complement—not replace—human creativity in learning.

AI could significantly reshape how scientific research is published and shared. AI tools can enhance efficiency by automating tasks such as plagiarism detection, reviewer matching, and data validation. These systems can also improve the accuracy and clarity of manuscripts by identifying errors or inconsistencies before publication. Beyond editing, AI can support reproducibility and transparency, helping ensure that published findings are trustworthy. Overall, the authors emphasize that, when used responsibly, AI can improve both the speed and quality of scientific communication in academic publishing.

Advances in artificial intelligence are beginning to transform the way scientific articles are published. AI can help streamline the peer-review process by automatically checking for plagiarism, detecting data errors, and suggesting qualified reviewers. These tools can also enhance the quality and consistency of reviews by identifying operational weaknesses and supporting data reproducibility. Additionally, AI presents opportunities for innovative publication formats, including automatically generated summaries and visual content. Overall, the authors suggest that AI has great potential to make academic publishing more efficient, transparent, and reliable.

Ethical issues in using AI for exams include bias in algorithms, privacy concerns, and the risk of reducing human involvement in evaluation. If the data used to train AI are biased, some students may be graded unfairly, and weak data protection could expose personal information. Experts recommend that schools weigh AI’s benefits against these risks and create clear rules to keep assessments fair. Universities should also teach students about responsible AI use and honesty in academics to ensure technology supports fairness and trust in medical education.

The use of AI can be used for education but also to an extent. It's important to still keep in mind about academic integrity. Students must still be responsible and have ethics when it comes to using AI for school. Making sure they're not plagiarizing information and knowing that what they need to learn is for their future career.

AI in dental education increasingly uses adaptive quizzes and serious games to enhance engagement and long-term retention. These tools apply machine learning to tailor question difficulty, provide instant feedback, and simulate clinical decision-making in a safe environment. Studies show that game-based and AI-assisted learning improves students’ diagnostic accuracy and motivation compared to traditional formats. Reviews further suggest that gamified, retrieval-based learning supports better knowledge retention when paired with timely feedback. Overall, AI-driven quizzes and educational games make dental education more interactive and personalized, strengthening learning outcomes.

This paragraph explains that hospitals can deploy AI technology to anticipate when their machines will most likely fail. The technology analyzes data from medical devices to proactively identify indications of potential failure. This is similar to how your phone or computer reminds you when to charge your device or update to the latest operating system. Maintenance can occur prior to a failure which allows hospitals to avoid equipment breakdowns that delay patient care. Even when equipment does the fail, patients and staff feel more confident about the equipment being properly maintained. This proactive approach makes everything run more smoothly and makes the patient feel better about their care.

The use of AI in medical care would be a great benefit for healthcare workers. As it is stated in the paragraph, it helps doctors identify where there are issues that need improvement and provides general feedback that can help improve their skills. This helps ensure that the doctors are providing care for the patient to the best of their abilities, improving their skills to fit with new improvements in their field of care. With AI identifying where improvement is needed, it helps ensure that the patients are getting the best care, accurate diagnosis, and treatment.

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My question is: since the integrand is already separated into terms that depend only on (x), only on (y), and both variables, how do you quickly decide whether to integrate with respect to (y) first or (x) first? Is there a general rule of thumb for spotting when one order will make the work noticeably easier?

The speaker feels that their voice can only be heard through feeling over logical terms. Personification is used as the star is called a comrade and the bird is a singer, signaling that they have a more powerful meaning to their connection.

the star represents the loss of something important along with the grief and powerless feelings that come along loosing something important

This stanza shows romanticization of death through having rich love for their loss. Describing ways of connection with their lost one.

The descriptions show the beauty in the song the speaker hears that will eventually leave, symbolizing the loss they already are mourning. Whitman romanticizes death through hearing their lost ones' voice leaving them.

In a mourning of death, roses and lilies and lilacs were shown to express the deep ways of love and grief. Covering death with flowers that connect into beauty, turning grief into a deep expression and feeling of love. Whitman shows Romanticism through nature that mirrors human emotions and peace or beauty even in loss.

I used to think it was weird that Python starts counting from 0 instead of 1. Like, why not just start with 1 like normal people? But after reading that it’s because of how programming languages were developed, it actually makes a bit more sense now. I also didn’t realize strings are kind of like lists too—that’s pretty cool. The example with the authors and the word “ethics” really helped me see how indexing works in real code.

1: The letter D stands for the discriminant of the Hessian matrix. 4: The equation f(x,y) = abs(x) looks like a 3d V. It has a minimum at the point x=0 but no maximum.

This makes a lot of sense to me, It will seem a lot shorter if you end up enjoying it. I love Mexican culture and Spanish language and I feel left out every time my friends talk in Spanish so I very much enjoy learning it.

in what sense are they analyzing? beyond mathematically based (ontologically speaking (? did I get this right)) mental models of "meaning"?

this is hypothesis annotate from idrive pubassets

This statement shows how ones lifestyle and activity is important and can decrease the risk of dementia in the future. It shows that these are effective of each other. It is also shows that cognition is correlated to disabilities as well.

Canavan sees the launch of Sputnik as a break in human self-awareness, or known as the cosmic point of view that severs us from Earth. This abstracted look turns humans into astronimized spectators of there world but a preview of the posthuman condition in our current Anthropocene.

Before reading this, I had never thought of this situation (the woman posting with kids from a different country) in this way before. However, it's so true. The woman should not be posting a child without their consent. Additionally, posting about the trip and taking advantage of the kids in that way almost devalues the original purpose of the trip. It makes me question the woman's motives. Did she really go abroad to raise money and help out? Or did she just want to take photos so the world would know she was a good person who goes abroad and volunteers. It's important to remember that social media is only one side of the picture. We see only what the person is showing us, not their intention behind it.

An example of pernicious ignorance in social media interaction is when people ignore the fact that social media's algorithm is curated to what they want to see. Not realizing that social media platforms intentionally utilize their gathered data to curate content for that individual to maximize their engagement. A lot of information, videos, and posts on social media aren't a true representation of reality, but many viewers assume so. This leads to accepting their own mental reality or changing their true perception of reality. This ignorance is truly harmful and is overlooked l as it can spread misinformation, polarization, insecurities, and more.

Screen time would be a good thing to track. However there are a couple things that would complicate this. For example, what if someone left their phone open, would that still count as screentime?

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I feel like in all cases the problem is the main topic that way it gets readers hook to read the article and also stating solutions to fix the problem

Literally this would help sooo much

Its really sad that in most cases children suffer the most

I personally feel sad reading this quote because it literally shows that how much people suffered when they are forced to leave everything behind

Sounds like fun, but I doubt I’ll understand Old English, but it would still be fun to watch.

Folklore deep in the castle, also kinda creepy, but awesome that its deep within the castle

I never took a tour of an actual castle, sounds fun actually.

Withstood the toils of history, impressive!

I don’t remember much from reading Hamlet in high school, but it’s interesting to know that Castle is inspired by a real location.

Wow, this is interesting. I never thought bats could have confidence!

Do different diets affect the bats' social systems? And if so, why?

I wonder how this could relate to moths since they are also nocturnal creatures.

I predict this article is about echolocation !!

Look back at critical theory perspective!

Consumers: clients Suppliers of materials, labor capital, equipment and work space Competitors for both markets and resources Regulatory groups, including government and accrediting bodies

The task environment includes four key components: consumers, suppliers, competitors and regulators.

Task environment consists of elements outside an organization that enable it to operate and that set the basic contact for these operations.

Domain maybe understood as a boundary it draws around itself to define what it does and whom it serves.

Mission statements involve problems, needs and or populations the agency serves, along with client outcomes to be expected.

Organization public (governmental) its legal basis rests in a statute or executive order. If it is private, its legal basis is in its articles or incorporation. When adding more services this is when organizations may operate outside their legal authority.

Identity pertains to what insiders want to believe about their organizations or their programs, which holds people together in times of change or great uncertainty. Image is constructed by persons beyond an organization's boundaries.

What is the history of this organization? (mission statement, when was it founded, by who was founded, etc.) How would you describe the organizations identity, and is it congruent with its image? determine the organizations mission statements and values then from there look at it from an outsiders perspective.

The lakeside family service agency was orginally founded by the methdolist church. In the 40s and 30s it was the recipient of generous contributions from united way. in the 70s united way took prizitizng the service.

The organization became more focused on adherence to policies and procedures rather then achievement of appropriate case outcomes. ALL decisions about cases had to pass through and be signed by a supervisor.

1) growing population of the county 2) retirement of current management staff Brought in a professional in insurance, things quickly drifted from its original form. Noticeable changes in its structure, with defined work units, and reporting lines from entry level all the way to the director.

Middle managers and supervisors were professionals with many years of experience. Experience in what?

* Got ahold od = conseguir / conseguir algo con esfuerzo.

• actually = realmente.
• had my hands on it = tuve mis manos sobre eso.
• Way = mucho, bastante, muy.
• Less = menos.
• Life changing = transformador/ que cambia la vida.

* Even though = a pesar de. * Something = algo.

* **That's it? ** = eso es todo?

* look forward = esperar / esperar con illusion o ganas * **Aren't you lucky? ** = no eres afortunado?

* Breast = seno, pecho. * Pad = almohadillas. * Wondrous = maravilloso.

* Squeeze away = aprieta tanto como puedas. * Squeeze = estrujar, apretar, presionar. * Repay = rembolsar. * chest = pecho. * Effort = escuerzo.

Heavy use of Acronyms in this section.

Description of what measures are used in such a research article is very helpful as the graphs used are helpful in knowing what is changing.

I find it interesting that we get a full description of the idea of involvement in such a different way than of what the technical parts of the article such as what AI, Augmented Reality, or Virtual Reality are presented.

Qualifier for promotion of Augmented Reality.

More use of past tense. should also is used as a qualifier here to promote.

Final qualifier used to promote hedging of final idea.

Passive voice was used through the entire article.

A final section to read if skimming through article very important to find final idea.

Small description of something that it shortened for the most of this article. Bolded however to encourage reading.

Late use of shortenings if skimming through would not be able to understand.

Passive voice use here.

another use of attribution.

Use of past tense.

Discussion section is textbook in IMRaD

Helpful graphs that show high pleasure bringing a greater chance to buy impulsively,

Use of model to show the causes of our stimuli to response

Many uses of subheading in this section.

Use of attribution in abstract author naming.

Three different citations here but no attribution.

No attribution here just a link to the citations page

Description of the formatting of this article,

Example of passive voice as well as qualifier.

More past tense here

Another use of qualifier to promote hedging. Indicates

Third person is used in this section

Past tense in the introduction section.

Use of qualifier to promote hedging. Creates doubt that not every single person would deepen experience of ownership.

Sub headers

Use of headings

Introduction gives context to ideas that will be shown through article.

Published June 26 2023. Topic is internet commerce.

Article is from this academic journal, and is catered to all within the IT and CIS fields.

Use of citation very quickly in this article.

Easy to understand description of atmospherics.

Multiple authors, all from academic source. Shows collaborative effort.

I have not come across that. I have only come across an allergy to GPLv3 in particular. And all those companies are seemingly happy to continue shipping GPLv2(+), as the next sentence indicates re Apple.

I dunno. "Is this licensed as GPLv2-or-later (or compatible)?" still works (and is really the same question that was being asked all along)—nothing really has changed (except for the proliferation of projects that are a GPL for which the relevant answer is "no"—but, still, the question didn't change).

comment Music is part of every one culture .Music helps each culture to express their emotions as well as relax at times. Music is relatable to everyones culture. Music helps you to release emotions with dancing and singing and relating to the music that is playing .

comment... In the U.S. Americans are taught to be independent and to accomplish things on your own and also to use your own judgment of thought . Generally speaking i believe americans worker harder than other cultures believe.

question.. How do the passengers get on a public bus that never stops moving?

No está de acuerdo con el output de los casos perdidos (1025)

the voice, tone and content of your work should be authentically yours and also at the same time reflect the same internal voice inside the mind of your target audience, down to what they tell themselves about your topic, and maybe even touching on the same exact thoughts and phrases that keep them up late at night

tone is usually reflected in the language that you choose to send your message with. In this case, you should be able to deliver your message using the words of the audience that you are targeting.

the best content for your audience is data and research that is uniquely relevant to your target audience. the longer you research your audience, the clearer your messaging becomes.

Introduction: AI is now recently everywhere but we still need humans

2 authors. There is elaborate collaboration

Title: long clear and creative

A prestação de serviços de saneamento de forma regionalizada não são obrigatórios. Ao titular do serviço é facultado a adesão aos referidos serviços de forma regionalizada.

Ainda que se trate de prestação regionalizada dos serviços de saneamento, as responsabilidades civil, administrativa e penal recairá exclusivamente sobre o titular do serviço.