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Find place for those with special needs during High Holy Days (opens the original)
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As Jewish Cleveland prepares to celebrate the High Holy Days with loved ones, congregations and families can take steps to ensure those with special needs are able to fully participate. Pepper Pike resident Shari Goldberg attends High Holy Days services with a bag full of supplies her son, Noah, might need: snacks, water, fidget toys, books and a boogie board. Goldberg, co-founder and former president of the Autism Speaks Cleveland chapter, said she has found ways for Noah to be included in obse
Lack of Z’s can keep you from getting all A’s (opens the original)
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Students slumped onto desks is not an uncommon scene in many schools. With the school day typically starting promptly between 7 to 9 a.m., some students attend their classes running off of just a few hours of sleep. Sharon Baker, the director of middle school at Hathaway Brown School in Shaker Heights, said that many students are not getting as much sleep as they should. âThey really need a full night to be their most successful. I think eight hours for adolescents at a minimum would be what w
AI reshapes education as schools navigate its use (opens the original)
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When ChatGPT was released by OpenAI in 2022, schools were faced with a challenging question: What do we do about AI? Since then, artificial intelligence has expanded rapidly, with thousands of new platforms being developed. Rennie Greenfield, the instruction technologist of Hawken School in Chester Township, said that while many teachers were initially averse to AI, they have since realized that they need to adapt to it. âItâs here, itâs not going away, and weâve got to deal with it,â
AI reshapes education as schools navigate its use (opens the original)
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When ChatGPT was released by OpenAI in 2022, schools were faced with a challenging question: What do we do about AI? Since then, artificial intelligence has expanded rapidly, with thousands of new platforms being developed. Rennie Greenfield, the instruction technologist of Hawken School in Chester Township, said that while many teachers were initially averse to AI, they have since realized that they need to adapt to it. âItâs here, itâs not going away, and weâve got to deal with it,â
Retirement planning goes beyond finances (opens the original)
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While many baby boomers have already begun their retired life, some are just approaching retirement and want to know more about balancing their finances and health when theyâre no longer working. Steven Raichilson, a senior living health care consultant who oversees Solon-based Raichilson & Associates, said that the best age to retire varies for every individual. âThereâs no good age to retire,â Raichilson said. âIt definitely depends on the personâs outlook, both physically and ment
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