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Participants this summer expressed shock at what the AI generated: pleasing displays at first glance that, upon deeper inspection, reveal fabricated book titles, gibberish language, incorrect details, photos that weren't of their chosen authors and images that reinforced ethnic or racial stereotypes.

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Some advocate being more explicit in how we guide students from elementary through post-secondary to practise and build this skill — and spell out why it's necessary.

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why over half of Cal State students were being labeled remedial, why the majority of the students who are defined as remedial are minorities

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The term remedial implies that we are not at the college level, but in my “remedial” class all we ever did from the first day was college-level work.

I was shocked when our professor did not hand out a grammar book and start teaching us how to construct sentences or how to properly use a comma. Instead she began by having us read scholarly journals and think critically about them.

She challenged us to prove we were not the label by first using the work to prove it to ourselves.

She never treated us like remedial students. She believed in us and knew from the beginning that we had a lot of potential

I was shocked when I started reading the syllabus. I thought it would have a lot of grammar lessons or basic instructions on how to do an essay, but it didn’t. It had a lot of reading passages and articles by scholars like Michel Foucault, Peter Elbow, James Paul Gee, and many more.

we all had plenty of people to tell us that we were remedial and exactly what that meant: not-good, fake, damaged, unlikely to succeed. We were embarrassed; we felt marginal, inferior, and alienated.

He said, “When you place in remedial it means that you have to take extra English classes in order to be considered a ‘real college student.’” That shocked me because I had worked so hard to get into a university, only to find out that I was not a “real college student” after all.

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Even “remedial” students can read signs!

Based on our EPT scores, we five FYW students were categorized as remedial.

50–80% of first-year students enrolled on its twenty-three campuses as remedial writers, although sometimes using the label “not yet proficient.” English departments have resisted these categories in various ways, and now most of them have adopted local enactments of what Arizona State University calls “stretch” programs (Glau) in which students do substantive text work that is not, and is not named, remedial.

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NoteModel version and September 17 update This page runs the current model (engine 2026-09-17.1). See the September 2026 review and correction log. For comparisons with beliefs recorded at the May 8 workshop, use the hosted workshop-era model or its tagged source. The archived model is preserved as it was deployed and includes errors corrected here. Two supplied research critiques prompted optional median-preserving priors, explicit growth-factor price ranges, and structural comparisons for media use, GF dosage, and maturity dependence. Baseline numerical assumptions are retained. New controls include provenance tooltips and links to the discussion responses, justification, and remaining questions. These additions are AI-implemented scenario tests, pending expert review. NoteNew to this model? Start with the Simplest Model → — a shorter version focusing on some key levers with line-of-sight explanations. You can carry your settings over to this Advanced Model when you’re ready. ►Audio overviews(AI-generated · note)How Cultured Meat is Made ~11 minDownload MP3View/annotate scriptThe Cost Model Explained ~10 minDownload MP3View/annotate script WarningImportant: Model Status & Limitations This model is largely AI-generated and, as of September 2026, has not been independently validated. It is provided to fix ideas, make assumptions inspectable, and support discussion and comparison. Do not treat the outputs as authoritative cost estimates. Several limitations are decision-relevant, not cosmetic: the single latent-maturity factor is ad hoc; source dollars are not yet normalized to one real-dollar year; wet-biomass water content is not standardized; and the model does not separate the probability of reaching commercial scale from cost conditional on reaching it. The sensitivity chart is a dollar-swing ranking, not a variance decomposition. We are addressing these incrementally. Read the full critique and our responses → Limits/Critique We especially welcome expert review of: growth factor quantities and prices, bioreactor CAPEX ranges, and the maturity correlation structure — see below and the Sources section. NoteFrom workshop evidence to model revision The May 8, 2026 workshop is complete. Its outputs now form a linked evidence-to-model workflow: the summary records the technical arguments, the beliefs analysis shows the forecast spread, the demand bridge connects factory-gate cost to an adoption model, and the proposed modeling hack turns the remaining disagreements into testable model changes. Workshop summary → · Public beliefs form → · Cost → demand bridge → · Modeling hack proposal → The named beliefs-analysis dashboard remains an internal review artifact and is intentionally not linked from this public site; a redacted public synthesis should be produced separately. 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Read our deep dive: How Cultured Chicken is Made — a detailed guide covering cell banking, bioreactors, media composition, growth factors, and why each step affects costs. Quick summary: Cultured chicken is produced by growing avian muscle cells in bioreactors. The main cost drivers are media (amino acids, nutrients), growth factors (signaling proteins), bioreactors (capital equipment), and operating costs. For a side-by-side comparison of how published TEAs differ in their assumptions and estimates, see our TEA Comparison page. This model stops at a factory-gate cost; for what a given cost implies for consumer adoption and market share, see our Cost → Demand bridge, which connects to Pablo AMC’s demand-side model. CELL BANK → SEED TRAIN → PRODUCTION → HARVEST → PRODUCT [O] [OOO] [OOOOOOO] [===] [≡≡≡]