Caleb Strickland, 4, relies on an artificial heart pump while awaiting a transplant. The PediaFlow device aims to help.
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New survey shows nearly 20% of high schoolers have had romantic relationships with AI, raising concerns over AI use.
College students are increasingly using AI chatbots for studies, but professors also find them useful for teaching tasks.
The cancellation of federal surveys is like "reading a book and never finding out how the story ends," says Knighten.
More college students and professors are using AI chatbots like Claude to enhance learning, research, and administrative tasks.
Fourth grade classrooms became recording studios for NPR's Student Podcast Challenge, showcasing engaging stories.
After nearly two decades, the classic kids' show Reading Rainbow returns with a new host, Mychal Threets.[embed]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e7es7qdWVnU[/embed]
The White House pressures colleges to align with Trump's agenda, urging them to sign a "compact" for grant access.
Georgia State University professor G. Sue Kasun uses AI to brainstorm for her courses, saving time and enhancing learning.
NPR's College Podcast Challenge returns for its fifth year, offering a $5,000 prize. Submit your podcast by Jan. 16!