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Teaching Students to Use AI Ethically & Responsibly: Exploring AI With Intentionality, Curiosity, and Care
by James Marshall Douglas Fisher Nancy Frey Salman Khan Meghan HargraveArtificial intelligence is no longer a distant concept in education. It′s a present-day force reshaping how students learn, and teachers teach. But in the rapidly evolving world of AI, educators need more than just quick fixes or flashy tools. With the guidance of expert educators Salman Khan, Douglas Fisher, Nancy Frey, James Marshall, and Meghan Hargrave, Teaching Students to Use AI Ethically & Responsibly will prepare you not only how to teach with AI-but how to teach for a world transformed by it. Grounded in the latest research and enriched by years of classroom experience, this book takes you from understanding what AI is and how it operates, to helping students become confident, ethical thinkers in an AI-powered world. Organized into three sections, it covers how to teach AI′s foundational concepts, how to develop student inquiry and critical thinking, and how to teach student AI usage through authentic, curiosity-driven learning quests. It includes: Clear definitions, classroom examples, and teacher/student practices for each of the 30 core topics across AI theory, skills, and application Step-by-step guides for nine unique AI-powered learning quests, each designed to drive curiosity, collaboration, and deep understanding Practical strategies for addressing ethical considerations, bias, privacy, and responsible use of AI in learning environments Skill progressions for different grade bands, including skills to master, prompt-crafting tips, and online examples to help both educators and students integrate and evaluate AI tools with confidence Whether you′re new to AI or already exploring its integration, this comprehensive resource sheds light on hidden aspects of AI, equips you to foster essential student skills, and provides actionable strategies for hands-on collaboration with AI in your daily teaching practice.
Technical and Scientific Training in the Construction of Empires: On the Quest of Learning Places (Routledge Studies in the History of Science, Technology and Medicine)
by Alice Santiago Faria, Renata Malcher de Araujo, and Margarida Tavares da ConceiçãoThis book proposes a comparative reading between formal, or non-formal, structures of learning and individual agency abilities, highlighting influences and entanglements in different geographies from multiple spheres of knowledge and practices.“Learning Places” is an expression that intends to underline the very nature of technical and scientific knowledge transmission related to the built environment transformation of imperial colonial areas. This volume proposes an approach that emphasises the crucial role of the connection between individual and institutional levels, forming a complex network of Learning Places. By comparing different case studies in fields of knowledge and transformation of the built environment—military engineering and cartography, among others—the book establishes a comparative frame of the political-scientific enterprise of empires, across geographies and times.Technical and Scientific Training in the Construction of Empires is of key interest to researchers, teachers, and students of a variety of disciplines, including the history of science and technology, architecture and urban studies, and colonial and post-colonial studies.
Technology and Forced Migration: Ukrainian Migrants in Central and Eastern Europe (Routledge Advances in Regional Economics, Science and Policy)
by Ewa Ślęzak-Belowska Marie Jelínková Agnieszka Bielewska Karin AmitThe Russian aggression on Ukraine has drastically altered the migration situation in Central and Eastern Europe (CEE), drawing international attention. Despite numerous global studies on individuals seeking refuge, CEE remains underresearched. This book details the recent, lesser-known experiences of countless forced migrants who arrived there.Given the pivotal role of information and telecommunication technologies (ICTs) for both migrants and host societies, the book explores the intersection of ICTs and forced migration. With this in mind, the book focuses on Poland, Czechia, Slovakia, and Hungary, and uses comprehensive research and robust qualitative methods to demonstrate how these countries are emerging as New Immigration Destinations and handling the influx of Ukrainians. Contributions from economists, sociologists, and political scientists provide a thorough examination of how Ukrainian forced migrants navigate their lives using modern technologies, as well as their impact on these technologies.Essential reading for academics, policymakers, and professionals in the fields of migration studies, digital governance, and European affairs, this book uniquely highlights the vital role of ICTs in migration decisions, journeys, settlement, and integration. It provides a balanced mix of theoretical analysis and practical insights, helping readers comprehend the interplay between ICTs and migration. Readers will obtain a better understanding of the challenges and opportunities that digital technologies bring in facilitating and regulating forced migration in this part of Europe.
Telecommunications and Remote Sensing: 13th International Conference, ICTRS 2024, Virtual Event, December 19–20, 2024, Proceedings (Communications in Computer and Information Science #2544)
by Boris Shishkov Andon LazarovThis book constitutes the revised selected papers of 13th International Conference on Telecommunications and Remote Sensing, ICTRS 2024, held as a virtual event, during December 19–20, 2024. The 7 full papers and one short paper included in this book were carefully reviewed and selected from 19 submissions. They focus on topics such as Wireless Telecommunications and Networking, Electromagnetic Waves and Fields, Electronics and Photonics, Remote Sensing and Data Interpretation, Remote Sensing and Internet-of-Things and Societal Impact.
Telemedicine and E-Health Essentials
by Salman Akhtar Punit Kumar SinghTelemedicine and E-Health Essentials presents a comprehensive analysis of virtual healthcare systems transforming modern medicine. From basic telephone consultations to advanced digital platforms, this book explores how remote healthcare technologies are improving medical access and patient outcomes. Through evidence-based examples, it examines successful applications in emergency care, specialist consultations, and remote monitoring while addressing key implementation challenges in data security, provider training, and regulatory compliance. The COVID-19 pandemic's influence on accelerating virtual care adoption is analyzed with practical insights. This essential resource guides healthcare administrators, clinicians, and policymakers in optimizing telemedicine integration for enhanced healthcare delivery.
Television Production
by Jim OwensGain the skills you need to succeed in the television industry and master the production process, from shooting and producing, to editing and distribution. This new and updated 18th edition of Television Production offers a thorough and practical guide to professional TV production techniques. Learn how to anticipate and quickly overcome commonly encountered problems in television production as author Jim Owens details each role and process, including the secrets of top-grade camerawork, persuasive lighting techniques, and effective sound treatment, as well as the subtle processes of scenic design, directing, and the art of video editing. Updated throughout, with over 130 new figures and diagrams, the 18th edition of this classic text includes: A discussion of the changing definition of "television" and how new technology alters viewing habits Interviews with professionals in the industry about the challenges they face during the production process and the advice they would give to those trying to break into the production and television industries A review of AI and television production An examination of the growing use of smartphones in professional television production A discussion of how cloud-based production is impacting television production A description of the latest cameras and equipment, including LED lighting and remote production Guidance and techniques for low-budget, DIY-style productions A comprehensive resource page for instructors, containing slides and testing materials to aid in the learning process can be found at www.routledge.com/9781032640983.
Tell Me What You Like: An Honest Discussion of Sex and Intimacy After Sexual Assault
by Katie SimonHopeful, groundbreaking, and anchored in true stories, this much-needed book from sexuality journalist and fellow sexual assault survivor Katie Simon delves into the challenges of moving from trauma to healing. Tell Me What You Like will guide sexual assault survivors toward the sex and relationships they want, and speaks to the shift in sexual culture we all need. Over a decade ago, Katie Simon began seeking out stories of people who faced sexual challenges after sexual trauma—just as she did. Simon interviewed dozens of survivors, and her investigation yielded diverse responses from people of all backgrounds, ultimately confirming that there is no single path toward healing. Simon&’s research led her to life-changing findings that sexual assault survivors most want to know about, including coping with trauma triggers and traumatic stress symptoms such as anxiety, depression, physical pain, and flashbacks. From embodied consent to self-pleasure, sexual regret, breakups, and beyond, you&’ll find answers to all your questions about how sexual trauma affects sex and relationships within these pages, in stories told by survivors who&’ve actually been there. Millions of survivors across the United States are treated as irreparably broken. Simon offers a positive approach to healing based on empathy and community—and the understanding and tools to navigate trauma and cultivate the sex lives we desire and deserve. The narratives Simon has gathered break down the potential obstacles to rebuilding post-assault, and offer multiple paths forward with optimistic, new approaches to sex after sexual assault. Packed with insights, stories, and advice, this invaluable guide reimagines what sex can look like—not only for survivors, but for all of us.
Terahertz Channel Measurement, Modeling, and Security Properties: Fundamentals, Techniques, and Applications
by Jianjun Ma Peian Li Wenbo LiuThis book presents essential topics in terahertz communications, including channel measurement, modeling, and security properties.Its chapters explore propagation mechanisms, multipath effects, and atmospheric impacts and delve into advanced measurement techniques, such as time-domain and frequency-domain methods. The book also provides insights into environment-specific channel modeling for indoor, outdoor, and aerial scenarios, as well as discussions of security challenges, encryption, and physical-layer safeguards. Real-world case studies highlight applications in 6G integration, wireless sensor networks, and the use of deep learning for performance evaluation.The book will appeal to researchers, engineers, and students interested in terahertz communication technologies.
Terminology Management for Translators (Routledge Introductions to Translation and Interpreting)
by María Fernández-ParraProfessional translators are the crucial link between businesses and their success in international markets. The content they convey across languages very often includes specialised terminology. But how much exactly should translators know about terminology and its management and how should they deal with it? Can translators write like experts without being experts? What tools and technologies can assist translators in the management of terminology? This book provides the results of new research in this area in order to address these questions in detail.For professionals, this book provides a fresh view on practices in terminology management based on empirical data. For translator trainers, it provides a thorough overview of the aspects of terminological theories that are useful for translators, shows how the theory can underpin the design and creation of terminological databases for translators and offers a wide range of ideas for discussion, exercises and examples. For students and trainee translators, it explains why they should bother with terminology management at all and offers guidance on acquiring, storing and using their terminological resources efficiently, dispelling common misconceptions about terms and terminological work.With clear explanations and summaries, activities, discussion points, further reading and links to resources, this book is the ultimate introductory text and reference resource, covering everything translators ever wanted to know about the terminological side of their work.
Territorial Disputes in the Americas: International Law and Politics
by Jorge Emilio NúñezTerritorial disputes are intricate, shaped by historical, legal, geopolitical, social, cultural and other factors. This book uses a multidimensional approach to assess real case scenarios across the Americas, individually and collectively.The work evaluates a selected sample of these disputes, tracing origins to colonial histories, unclear border demarcations or uncharted lands, and challenges enforcing legal boundaries. It then explores critical thematic areas, illustrated with compelling examples—disputes entangled with non-American agents like European nations; colonialism, neo-colonial interference and pervasive colonial mindsets; ongoing, regional differences between neighboring states; and the intricate, sometimes conflicting roles of indigenous communities and implanted populations asserting self-determination, often diverging from states’ interests. The work reveals sovereignty and disputes intertwine, encompassing plural agents, roles, contexts, realms and modes of existence beyond traditional views. Cases like the Falkland/Malvinas Islands, Mexico-US border, Amazon region and Antarctica highlight how regional organizations and alliances could enhance peacebuilding, strengthen American states against external powers and challenge traditional unidimensional scholarly approaches with a nuanced, comprehensive perspective.The book will appeal to researchers, academics and policymakers in the areas of Public International Law, Political Science and International Relations, Legal Philosophy, Political Philosophy and Jurisprudence.
Testimonials of Tumultuous Times
by Michael Debabrata PatraThis collection of speeches delivered by Michael Debabrata Patra, Deputy Governor of the Reserve Bank of India (RBI), captures the dilemmas and trepidations of conducting monetary policy in India. The book covers a wide range of themes critical to central bankers and public policy, while chronicling the journey of the Indian financial system from fragility to resilience.Spread out over five years, these speeches mark a response to the multiple shocks that have impacted the Indian economy since 2020: the COVID-19 pandemic, the Russia-Ukraine war, and the aggressive monetary tightening by advanced economy central banks. It illustrates how India has positioned itself as a leader in many international endeavours and offers a futuristic assessment of two major developments with the potential to reshape humanity: climate change and the advent of the digital revolution and new technologies. The book thus enables readers to explore the complexities of monetary policy in a real-world context, understanding the rationale behind key decisions that have shaped India’s economic trajectory.Essential reading for postgraduate courses on the Indian economy and monetary policy, this book will be useful to students, economists, policymakers, financial market participants, and historians.
Text, Speech, and Dialogue: 28th International Conference, TSD 2025, Erlangen, Germany, August 25–28, 2025, Proceedings, Part I (Lecture Notes in Computer Science #16029)
by Kamil Ekštein František Pártl Miloslav Konopík Ondřej PražákThis conference volume constitutes the proceedings of the 28th International Conference on Engineering on Text, Speech, and Dialogue, TSD 2025, held in Erlangen, Germany, in August 2025. The 60 full papers were presented in this volume were carefully reviewed and selected from 122 submissions. They focus on speech and language technologies and computer processing of speech and language related data.
Text, Speech, and Dialogue: 28th International Conference, TSD 2025, Erlangen, Germany, August 25–28, 2025, Proceedings, Part II (Lecture Notes in Computer Science #16030)
by Kamil Ekštein František Pártl Miloslav Konopík Ondřej PražákThis conference volume constitutes the proceedings of the 28th International Conference on Engineering on Text, Speech, and Dialogue, TSD 2025, held in Erlangen, Germany, in August 2025. The 60 full papers were presented in this volume were carefully reviewed and selected from 122 submissions. They focus on speech and language technologies and computer processing of speech and language related data.
That's Shocking!
by Jenny MasonElectricity is all around us—in the sky, beneath our feet, and even inside our bodies! In this electrifying nonfiction book for young learners, explore the natural forces that create electricity and power the planet. From lightning bolts that light up the night sky to electric eels that zap their prey, readers will discover how the natural world uses electricity in amazing ways. Explore how animals like sharks, bees, and even geckos harness electric energy for survival, and learn about the hidden electricity inside every living creature. Packed with fun facts, hands-on activities, and stunning photos, this book uncovers the shocking science of electricity in nature.
The American Flag
by Cari MeisterThe American flag flies high as a symbol of freedom. But how did it come to look the way it does today? And what do the different parts of the flag mean? Simple, age-appropriate text introduces young readers to this key national symbol and explains its origin and why it is important today.
The Archaeology of Britain: An Introduction from Earliest Times to the Twenty-First Century
by Vicki Cummings Stephen T. DriscollThe Archaeology of Britain provides an up-to-date introduction to the archaeology of Britain from the reoccupation of the landmass by Homo sapiens during the later stages of the most recent Ice Age until last century. This fully revised third edition offers expanded coverage and includes updates relating to the latest research and advances in scientific dating and other techniques. This includes the results of the latest analyses of ancient DNA, alongside new isotopic studies which enable insights into ancient diets. Each chapter, written by a leading authority, provides a detailed yet accessible introduction to various time periods and are supported by numerous illustrations of key sites and finds and a selective reference list to aid study in greater depth. As a comprehensive textbook for the entire archaeology of Britain, it reflects the most recent developments in archaeology both as a field subject and as an academic discipline.No other book provides such comprehensive coverage, with such a wide chronological range, of the archaeology of Britain. This book is essential reading for undergraduates in archaeology, and all those interested in British archaeology, history and geography.
The Art of Drag: A Practical Performers’ Handbook
by Michael TwaitsThe Art of Drag: A Practical Performers’ Handbook is the ultimate guide for all drag kings, queens and queers who want to bring their best to the stage.Filled with a wide range of exercises and advice from working performers, this book is a guide and support for every working drag act, but also the drag-curious wanting to step a sequinned toe onto the stage for the first time. The book focuses on practical performance advice for creating new work, refining existing work and exploring new skills and perspectives from the world of drag. It also includes: Practical performance tips demystifying live performance skills such as singing, lip-sync, impersonation and comedy. Top tips on how to get bookings, get paid and make a profit. Advice on how to communicate with an audience and create an unforgettable live experience. Interviews with seven sensational acts who discuss how they use the art of drag: Adam All, Simply Barbra, Ada Campe, Hugo Grrrl, Le Fil, Me the Drag Queen and Son of a Tutu. Written by a drag act, for drag acts, The Art of Drag is an invaluable resource for new and aspiring drag performers, along with academic performance courses covering Drag, Cabaret, or Queer Performance.
The Art of Jungian Couples Therapy: An Introduction
by Elizabeth Éowyn Nelson Anthony DelmedicoWithin this accessible volume, Nelson and Delmedico apply a Jungian approach to provide fresh ways of thinking about couples therapy, and the profound unconscious forces at play when couples create a life together.The Art of Jungian Couples Therapy offers new perspectives into thinking about what is happening in the consulting room, which the authors re-imagine as a sacred space or “temenos” guiding partners toward psychological wholeness, or what Jung termed the Self. The book offers welcome insights into how therapists can work with the complex and often intense energies that arise when two people cross the threshold of the clinical space. As “art” in the title suggests, it draws the therapist’s attention to the souls of the partners and the soul of the relationship itself.Firmly grounded in Jungian thought yet intimate, approachable, and up to date, the book will be an indispensable guide for professional marriage and family therapists, psychoanalysts from both Jungian and Freudian schools, counseling psychologists, and licensed social workers who already practice couples therapy or have considered working with couples.
The Art of Sensorial Language (Routledge Advances in Theatre & Performance Studies)
by Barbara Pia JeničThe Art of Sensorial Language examines audience interactivity and multisensory experiences that can be understood internationally and cross‑culturally. It considers interactivity not as a technological mode of interaction but as a direct and immediate communication between the audience and the performers, which takes place in person and in which all participants are in contact with each other. By describing theatrical techniques and approaches for organically immersing the audience in the story, this book shows how the development of these methods is also applicable to multisensory presentations for museums and galleries. The author places particular emphasis on the development of scents and their uses for cultural and educational purposes to allow for greater and deeper immersion in an event or installation. Inspired by the work of Enrique Vargas, the inventor of sensorial language, the discussion reveals how this approach not only engages the senses but also integrates additional methods and tools to create a poetic symphony, which is particularly important for enriching user experiences in theatres, galleries and museums, as well as in other forms of immersive experiences.This study will be of great interest to experts in multisensory approaches within the fields of the arts and education, as well as specialists in cultural heritage and tourism.
The Autonomy of Normativity: Logical and Metaphysical Interpretations of the Is-Ought-Gap (Routledge Studies in Ethics and Moral Theory)
by Singa BehrensWhile the Is-Ought Gap has recently been a topic of growing interest, most contributions are firmly fixed on logical, often quite technical accounts of the autonomy thesis. This book defends two complementary autonomy theses—a modal and ground-based thesis—that provide a deeper and more comprehensive understanding of the nature of normativity.The autonomy thesis is often motivated by claims about the nature of the normative domain and its categorical difference from the non-normative domain. This book develops two novel interpretations of the autonomy thesis, one based on the notion of grounding and the other based on a notion of logical-semantic entailment, developed within a framework of truthmaker semantics. Together these accounts capture best the informal idea that we cannot ‘get’ something normative from the non-normative. The proposal is based on an analysis of what it means to say that certain propositional content parts are relevant to the instantiation of entailment and grounding relations. Moreover, the book relates the autonomy debate to other important metaethical debates, and it offers a more explicit account of the theoretical commitments of an autonomist position. Finally, it develops simple and elegant formal equivalents of the proposed autonomy theses which facilitate the evaluation of structurally complex proposed counterexamples, which have impeded a substantive autonomy debate.The Autonomy of Normativity will appeal to researchers and graduate students working in metaethics, metaphysics, and philosophical logic.
The BBC's Legacy in Africa: Continuities and Change (Routledge African Media, Culture and Communication Studies)
by Anthony Mavuto Gunde Albert Sharra Jimmy KainjaThis book critically examines the historical and ongoing influence of the British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC) on African broadcasting, tracing its colonial roots through to its post-colonial legacy.The book details how in the 1930s the BBC established radio transmitter sites in East and Central Africa, thereby positioning itself as a model for broadcasting in British colonies and beyond. Grounded in a decolonial perspective, the book then explores the evolution of African radio structures, funding models, editorial policies and programming strategies. In the post-colonial era, the BBC continued to train, equip and support African broadcasters while maintaining a strong presence through African-focused programming. Some nations fully embraced the BBC model, while others developed hybrid broadcasting systems integrating British, local and transnational influences. Beyond historical analysis, the book interrogates the BBC’s enduring influence on African media, examining how contemporary local broadcasters negotiate, adapt or resist its legacy. A nuanced exploration of these dynamics provides critical insights into the intersection of colonial-era institutions and contemporary African media landscapes.This book is an essential resource for scholars and researchers in media and communication studies, African studies and decolonial studies, offering a comprehensive understanding of the BBC’s role in shaping African broadcasting.
The Bald Eagle
by Cari MeisterA bald eagle soaring through the sky is a symbol of freedom. But how was this animal chosen as the U.S. national bird? And what does it do that reminds Americans of their strength and independence? Simple, age-appropriate text introduces young readers to this key national symbol and explains its origin as a symbol and why it is important today.
The Beginner's Guide to Anaesthetics: A Handbook for Doctors in Training and Allied Professionals (The Beginner's Guide to)
by Alisha Allana Connor BrownThis practical and accessible guide covers the core knowledge and key concepts required during the first 3 months in anaesthetics. This book prepares the reader for starting work on-call in anaesthesia and builds the foundations for becoming a safe and competent anaesthetist.The content is comprehensive while also being pitched at a level suited to those new to anaesthesia, with a particular focus on knowledge that is useful in daily practice. Topics are split into digestible daily chunks, so by reading just a small amount each day novice anaesthetists can be confident they will cover everything they need to. Alongside the core content, additional information includes more than 50 ‘top tips’ from consultant anaesthetists, QR codes linking to highly regarded external learning resources, and guidance on meeting portfolio and curriculum requirements.Trainee anaesthetists and allied health professionals will appreciate the clear writing style and accessible content of this practical resource. With its focus on everything that an anaesthetist needs to know in their first 3 months of training, it will help trainees build both knowledge and confidence in preparation for their on-calls and beyond.
The Bible and Popular Culture: From Genesis to Revelation
by Ole Jakob Løland Anders MartinsenThis book is an accessible overview of the Bible’s complex and evolving reception in popular culture. Drawing on biblical interpretations in TV, film, and music, it demonstrates the enduring diversity of the Bible’s reception history.Ranging from Genesis and Exodus of the Hebrew Bible to the Gospels and Revelation of the New Testament, its biblical chronology takes a book-by-book format that locates and examines various examples of how these texts have been read, received, and interpreted. Case studies include The Handmaid's Tale, Exodus: Gods and Kings, The Da Vinci Code, and Family Guy. Woven within these chapters is fresh analysis of how themes of parody, satire, sex, and conspiracy appear in these biblical interpretations.This book is an engaging resource for students encountering biblical reception history in popular culture for the first time, and it will also be of wider interest to those intrigued by the interplay between religion, culture, and media.
The Bike Ride Guide
by Kristin SmedleyMichael loves to speed down the driveway on his bike. His little sister is too scared to ride, so he becomes her bike ride guide. Michael is blind and uses many of his tips and tricks to teach her. Based on the real-life experiences of author Kristin Smedley's oldest son, this early chapter book also features illustrations by artist Kim Crothers, who is visually impaired.