oh yeah, i tried food service and couldn't handle it after a single weekend, I was lucky to be able to mostly avoid that whole sector

I feel the same way, I work in a warehouse, I don't earn much at all, but when im stacking boxes I feel happy that im not looking at numbers on a screen all day, I find that 100x more exhausting.

yeah, for me it's giving Gundam 00 vibes the most, it's very high tech. Takayuki Tanase did mechanical design for both Mecha Break and Gundam 00, so maybe that's why i get that vibe.

but mecha break's mecha design isn't much 80's at all...

one of those games that only feels right to play pirated

but since you're talking from a perspective of a higher education teacher, I imagine it might be different. I can't speak for that since I didn't experience it, and I imagine it's also different in usa.

I'm a high school drop out talking about compulsory education in an european country. I don't believe you can really compel another human to education, even with threats of future poverty, so I don't see a problem with simply another way to work around it. I honestly wish I had it at the time.

i feel like it assumes the will to learn from students who very much are there against their will. those who do not want to do homework will either copy it, half-ass it, or skip it. ai use by students is a symptom. preferably homework should be done away with altogether.