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The student wellbeing tag on WindowsForum.com covers discussions about supporting the whole student, including mental health, belonging, family stress, and access to services, as seen in community school models like Dale Junior High in Anaheim. The tag also includes how AI tools such as ChatGPT and Microsoft Copilot are being used for personalized revision and academic support, alongside concerns about integrity risks in higher education. Additionally, AI virtual assistants like UNSW's Scout are highlighted for simplifying student access to resources. These threads explore the intersection of technology, trust, and holistic student success in educational settings.
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    AI in Matric 2025: Personalised NSC Revision for SA Learners

    As South Africa’s Class of 2025 moves into the final stretch of its National Senior Certificate (NSC) exams, educators and students are reaching for a new set of study tools: generative artificial intelligence. Local reporting from The Citizen quotes Centennial Schools’ director of academics...
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    AI in UK Universities: Usage, Integrity Risks, and Policy Solutions

    AI has moved from an experimental novelty to a default tool in British lecture theatres and student workflows — and a new YouGov survey shows that the change is already reshaping how undergraduates study, submit assessments, and think about their careers. The headline figures are simple but...
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    UNSW Launches Scout: An AI Virtual Assistant Transforming Student and Staff Support

    UNSW has taken a significant step forward in simplifying student life and academic administration by unveiling Scout, an agentic artificial intelligence solution that operates as a virtual assistant for students and staff. As a project designed by the Educational Technology Support team and...