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Cop vs. convict? A UFC matchup everyone is talking about (opens the original)
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Cop versus convict. That’s how UFC is promoting the fight Saturday night between Miami-Dade Sheriff’s deputy Luis “The Stache” Hernandez and Sedriques Dumas. Dumas posted an AI-made video of a uniformed police officer, meant to be Hernandez, and himself, wearing an orange jail jumpsuit, dancing together. “You kinda expect a promotion like this, they’re trying to hook you in for a Saturday night fight night,” said Brendan Tobin, sports talk radio host at WQAM. Hernandez is the first active-duty l
TEACHER SURVEY: South Florida teachers weigh in on affordability, enrollment, immigration, AI and more (opens the original)
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Since 2021, NBC6 and our sister station Telemundo 51 have teamed up to hear directly from South Florida teachers about the issues affecting their schools, their students — and their own lives. This year, more than 1,200 educators in Miami-Dade and Broward participated in our annual teacher survey, weighing in on everything from the cost of living and declining enrollment to the impact of immigration enforcement, school safety, cellphone policies and artificial intelligence. The survey is non-sci
Teachers discuss AI and social media impacts in the NBC6 survey (opens the original)
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Just about every kid has a cellphone, but teachers don’t want them in their classrooms. “I feel like there’s no place for a phone in school,” said Marlene Lanza, a teacher at Howard Drive Elementary School. She was one of more than 1,200 teachers who responded to the annual NBC6 teacher survey. It is not a scientific sample. It’s a random poll of public school educators, distributed by the teacher unions in Broward and Miami-Dade Counties. In our survey, 87% of teachers support banning cellphone
NBC6 survey shows many teachers think fear of immigration enforcement is impacting their schools (opens the original)
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The results of our sixth annual NBC6 teacher survey are in. More than 1,200 Miami-Dade and Broward County public school teachers responded in this non-scientific poll, distributed to teachers by the teacher unions in each county. By far the biggest concern of teachers is trying to make a living on their low salaries in South Florida. Today, we’re focusing on how falling enrollment is impacting classrooms. A few years ago, school overcrowding was the big issue. Now, the opposite is true. More tha
School districts hoping voters pass ‘crucial' teacher supplement referendums (opens the original)
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As election season heats up, educators and community leaders in Broward and Miami-Dade counties are asking voters to once again support public school teachers by renewing referendums in each county that help school staffers afford to live and work in South Florida. They call them slightly different names. “Secure the Next Generation” in Broward and “Secure Our Future” in Miami-Dade, but they do essentially the same thing: They provide salary supplements to teachers. Each school district kicked o
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