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ChatGPT Answers Went 'Undetected', Got Better Grades Than Students: Study
Exam graders could have trouble spotting answers generated by AI-based chatbots, researchers said after their study found that these answers not only went undetected but were also graded better than those written by students.
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iPhone 13 Pro Max Wins Best Smartphone Display Award Along With A+ Performance Grade From DisplayMate
iPhone 13 Pro Max has won the best smartphone display award from display testing firm DisplayMate. The firm said that the display of the latest iPhone flagship delivers close to textbook perfect calibration accuracy and significantly better results over the iPhone 12 Pro Max.
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Bajrang Punia, Vinesh Phogat, Pooja Dhanda Among 24 Senior Wrestlers To Get WFI Annual Contracts
Category A wrestlers will get Rs 30 lakh each every year.
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American's Quest To Teach Italy - Home To Espresso - How To Do It Better
Like inked art on a barista's forearm, high-end cafes are showing up everywhere. On both coasts and in the middle, over the past two decades Americans have embraced better brew, turning what was once a tiny niche into a mighty market. Nearly half the coffee consumed in the United States today comes from specialty beans ranked well above the commodi...
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In 'Sex For Degrees' Case, CID Moves Court For Voice Test On Teacher
The Central Branch of the Central Intelligence Department or CB-CID probing the sensational case of a college teacher's alleged attempt to lure students to extend sexual favours in return for better grades, has moved the Madras High Court for conducting a voice test on her.
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Happiness In Classroom Leads To Better Grades, Says Study
School students in India are more stressed than happy. Happiness is a factor which fundamentally is the antithesis of stress and depression. But how much does happiness matter when it comes to learning?
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Does Your Child Stay Up Late for an Early Exam? It Can Affect His Grades
A new study, published in the journal Scientific Reports, suggests that teens should go to be early for better grades.
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Oxford University To Introduce 'Takeout' Exam To Help Women Get Better Grades
The University of Oxford is planning to introduce a so-called "takeout" exam as part of its history course to help women get better grades. One of Oxford University's five final-year history exams will be replaced by a paper that can be done at home to try to improve results for female students, 'The Sunday Times' reported.
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2017 Honda City Facelift: Which Variant Should You Buy?
The 2017 Honda City has just gone on sale and the car has received quite a comprehensive upgrade. Honda has introduced a host of new styling and better features to reclaim the top spot in the segment. So if you are confused about which 2017 Honda City variant to buy, we have scrutinised all trims for you to choose to the preferred grade that provi...
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6 Ways to Ruin a Family Dinner
Is family dinner really a silver bullet? We've all read, or at least heard about, the correlation between family dinners and improved physical and emotional health of our kids, better grades and social skills, and avoidance or delay in risky behavior like drugs, alcohol and early sexual activity.
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People With 'Intellectual Arrogance' Get Better Grades, Says Study
People with higher 'intellectual arrogance' who think they know it all get better grades, a new study has found.
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Want Better Grades? Keep Away From Phones, Suggests Study
Researchers found that students' scores increased 6.4 percent when schools banned phones.
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Singapore professor jailed for five months in sex-for-grades case
A law professor was sentenced to five months in jail in Singapore today for obtaining sexual favours and gifts from a female student in exchange for better grades.
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Power-less in Tamil Nadu: No electricity for 16 hours in many parts
Devadarshini, studying for her class 12 board exams in her Coimbatore, Tamil Nadu home, has set herself a challenge: To better her 90 per cent last year. But the real hurdle in her way is that she has to study in the light an emergency lamp. "I want to get a very good result this year too, but frequent power cuts disturb my studies," she complains....
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Faculty shortage could thwart India's education dream
At one of the better colleges in India's capital, there is just one large room for 140 faculty members to sit and have a cup of tea or grade papers. "If even half show up, there aren't enough chairs," said Ghazala Amin, a history professor there. "There is no other place to work. In this situation, how do you expect teachers to work?"
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ChatGPT Answers Went 'Undetected', Got Better Grades Than Students: Study
Exam graders could have trouble spotting answers generated by AI-based chatbots, researchers said after their study found that these answers not only went undetected but were also graded better than those written by students.
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iPhone 13 Pro Max Wins Best Smartphone Display Award Along With A+ Performance Grade From DisplayMate
iPhone 13 Pro Max has won the best smartphone display award from display testing firm DisplayMate. The firm said that the display of the latest iPhone flagship delivers close to textbook perfect calibration accuracy and significantly better results over the iPhone 12 Pro Max.
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Bajrang Punia, Vinesh Phogat, Pooja Dhanda Among 24 Senior Wrestlers To Get WFI Annual Contracts
Category A wrestlers will get Rs 30 lakh each every year.
-
American's Quest To Teach Italy - Home To Espresso - How To Do It Better
Like inked art on a barista's forearm, high-end cafes are showing up everywhere. On both coasts and in the middle, over the past two decades Americans have embraced better brew, turning what was once a tiny niche into a mighty market. Nearly half the coffee consumed in the United States today comes from specialty beans ranked well above the commodi...
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In 'Sex For Degrees' Case, CID Moves Court For Voice Test On Teacher
The Central Branch of the Central Intelligence Department or CB-CID probing the sensational case of a college teacher's alleged attempt to lure students to extend sexual favours in return for better grades, has moved the Madras High Court for conducting a voice test on her.
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Happiness In Classroom Leads To Better Grades, Says Study
School students in India are more stressed than happy. Happiness is a factor which fundamentally is the antithesis of stress and depression. But how much does happiness matter when it comes to learning?
-
Does Your Child Stay Up Late for an Early Exam? It Can Affect His Grades
A new study, published in the journal Scientific Reports, suggests that teens should go to be early for better grades.
-
Oxford University To Introduce 'Takeout' Exam To Help Women Get Better Grades
The University of Oxford is planning to introduce a so-called "takeout" exam as part of its history course to help women get better grades. One of Oxford University's five final-year history exams will be replaced by a paper that can be done at home to try to improve results for female students, 'The Sunday Times' reported.
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2017 Honda City Facelift: Which Variant Should You Buy?
The 2017 Honda City has just gone on sale and the car has received quite a comprehensive upgrade. Honda has introduced a host of new styling and better features to reclaim the top spot in the segment. So if you are confused about which 2017 Honda City variant to buy, we have scrutinised all trims for you to choose to the preferred grade that provi...
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6 Ways to Ruin a Family Dinner
Is family dinner really a silver bullet? We've all read, or at least heard about, the correlation between family dinners and improved physical and emotional health of our kids, better grades and social skills, and avoidance or delay in risky behavior like drugs, alcohol and early sexual activity.
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People With 'Intellectual Arrogance' Get Better Grades, Says Study
People with higher 'intellectual arrogance' who think they know it all get better grades, a new study has found.
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Want Better Grades? Keep Away From Phones, Suggests Study
Researchers found that students' scores increased 6.4 percent when schools banned phones.
-
Singapore professor jailed for five months in sex-for-grades case
A law professor was sentenced to five months in jail in Singapore today for obtaining sexual favours and gifts from a female student in exchange for better grades.
-
Power-less in Tamil Nadu: No electricity for 16 hours in many parts
Devadarshini, studying for her class 12 board exams in her Coimbatore, Tamil Nadu home, has set herself a challenge: To better her 90 per cent last year. But the real hurdle in her way is that she has to study in the light an emergency lamp. "I want to get a very good result this year too, but frequent power cuts disturb my studies," she complains....
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Faculty shortage could thwart India's education dream
At one of the better colleges in India's capital, there is just one large room for 140 faculty members to sit and have a cup of tea or grade papers. "If even half show up, there aren't enough chairs," said Ghazala Amin, a history professor there. "There is no other place to work. In this situation, how do you expect teachers to work?"
