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The Odd Squad Beat: Understanding Police Use of Force – NUFF Breakdown

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Mi students, this is a critical topic for our society. Share your thoughts on the Jamaica Constabulary Force's use of force policies and practices. Consider:
- Recent incidents in our communities
- The balance between public safety and human rights
- International standards vs. local practices
- Potential solutions and reforms

Remember to support your arguments with facts and maintain respectful dialogue.

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Check this section regularly for educational videos related to our discussion topics. Teachers and students can share relevant YouTube videos here. Remember to include a brief description of why you're sharing the video and how it contributes to our learning.

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High-Quality Online Discussions: Here’s How.

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Share aspects of Jamaican culture, traditions, and how they influence our perspective on current social issues. How does our cultural background shape our views on authority, justice, and community relations?

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Mi dear students, welcome to our collaborative learning space! As your teacher here in beautiful Jamaica, I'm excited to guide you through this engaging learning experience. This blog will help you develop critical thinking, writing, and collaboration skills while discussing important topics affecting our society.

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This is where you'll find important PDF documents, including:
- Course guidelines
- Research materials
- Academic articles
- Study resources
- Assignment rubrics

Feel free to suggest additional documents that could benefit the class.

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By participating in this blog, you will:
1. Develop strong written communication skills
2. Practice respectful online discussion and debate
3. Learn to analyze current events critically
4. Build digital literacy skills
5. Engage in collaborative knowledge building
6. Understand different perspectives on social issues

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Here are some valuable websites for research and fact-checking:
- Jamaica Information Service
- Ministry of National Security website
- Reputable news sources
- Academic databases

Remember to evaluate sources critically and verify information before sharing.

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The National Housing Trust (MHT) is expanding the eligibility of its Smart Energy Grant to include private sector pensioners, thereby increasing access to sustainable home upgrades for a wider group of retirees. Assistant General Manager for Corporate Communications and Public Affairs, Dwayne Berbick, says this policy change will take effect on July 1.

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Use this space to discuss any current events affecting Jamaica and our global community. Whether it's local politics, environmental issues, or social justice matters, share your perspectives and engage with your peers' viewpoints.

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1. Create your student profile
2. Post at least one original blog entry per week
3. Comment on at least two of your classmates' posts
4. Use proper citations when referencing sources
5. Keep discussions respectful and professional
6. Check the blog regularly for updates and new topics

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What are your views on this? Cops in Mario Deane case found guilty

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MARIO DEANE: A TIMELINE OF JUSTICE DELAYED (CRIMINAL PROCEEDINGS)

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Mario Deane: A Timeline of Justice Delayed (Criminal Proceedings)

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A studio portrait of Mario Deane in his twenties. Photo courtesy of Mercia Frazer. By Tori Tulloch Since the police-involved death of thirty-one-year-old Mario Deane in 2014, the journey of his case through the criminal justice system has taken more than six years. It is far from over.

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That's a deep and thoughtful question—one that touches on technology, philosophy, ethics, and even human destiny.

Here’s a balanced take:

Yes, AI is a way forward:

Progress and Productivity: AI can automate tasks, analyze data, and solve complex problems at speeds far beyond human capability. This can boost productivity, improve healthcare, enhance education, and even support law enforcement in ethical, data-driven ways.

Innovation: It drives breakthroughs in science, transportation (e.g., self-driving cars), and communication. It opens doors for people with disabilities and helps bridge learning gaps.

Assistive, Not Replacive: When used wisely, AI supports humans rather than replaces them. Think of it like fire or electricity—a tool that amplifies human ability.

But is it the way forward to the end?

That depends on us. AI reflects its creators—our biases, intentions, and safeguards. If guided responsibly, it can lead to societal betterment. But unchecked, it could widen inequality, undermine privacy, or even pose existential threats.

End of what? If by “end” you mean human labor as we know it, certain types of jobs may disappear. If you mean the end of human relevance or control, that’s only possible if we allow AI to grow without ethical oversight, laws, or human-centered design.

My view?

AI is a powerful means, not the ultimate end. It’s a road we’ve taken, and it will shape the future. But how that future looks—bright, dark, or balanced—depends on human choices.

Would you say your question comes from curiosity, caution, or both?

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Do you believe that AI is the way forward to the end?