What are all the things we do in the Media Lab, and how do people like it?  by Maggie McKenzie, Levi McGrath, Kash Robinson This year, the Media Lab team has been hard at work, providing the school with a well-crafted newspaper, an entertaining podcast, and the start of our Yearbook.  The Media Lab class often operates like an office. We all have our designated seats that we consistently go to when we enter the room. Many people choose to work with classmates for collaborativ

by Maggie McKenzie and Kash Robinson  Late night or early morning cramming. We’ve most likely all done it at least once before taking a significant test or quiz. That’s alright, but we need to understand where cramming actually  works, and where it doesn’t  help you in the long run. Why it might work (as a last resort)  Cramming can help solidify your understanding of already learned materials, if you review them a few times before taking the test. Studies show that students

Submitted by an anonymous student Images generated by AI AI (Artificial Intelligence) is changing the way we learn and the way teachers teach. Grammar checkers, AI “humanizers,” and AI detectors are all affecting how students think. In this day and age, students get assigned homework and can instantly turn to AI to do the work for them. Many students use programs like ChatGPT to get help with essays, and sometimes teachers even use AI for grading or planning lessons more effi