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Also on today's calendar: Kawaii Rave - 18+ and 6 more events.
And lastly, we have a post from a neighbor, JERRY D.!
Today's riddle: How fast is milk when you pour it? 🤔 (Answer below!)
1. AI tutor slows math practice but improves post-mistake recovery in 6,997-student trial (edtechinnovationhub.com) — Nearly 7,000 Hamilton County middle schoolers, including many in Chattanooga, tested a guard-railed AI math tutor that helped them recover more accurately after mistakes but slowed overall progress through material. The single-class experiment showed only modest longer-term learning gains, yet suggests AI works best when paired with structured mastery-based practice in local classrooms.
2. Chattanooga History Experience showcases past stories of city, county (timesfreepress.com) — A new Chattanooga History Experience on Broad Street is now open weekends, packing 12,000 years of Chattanooga and Hamilton County stories into a 3,000-square-foot pop-up museum. Backed by city and county funding, the exhibit highlights everything from Moccasin Bend and Native history to civil rights sit-ins and the Tennessee Aquarium. Organizers hope residents and visitors leave seeing Chattanooga as more than a tourist stop.
3. Family Adventure in the Scenic City: The Definitive Guide to Things to Do in Chattanooga With Kids (tvrail.com) — If you're planning family time in Chattanooga, this guide walks you through top kid-friendly stops like the Tennessee Aquarium, Creative Discovery Museum, Rock City, Coolidge Park, and the Tennessee Valley Railroad Museum. It also highlights free riverfront fun, rainy-day options, local dining, unique stays like the Chattanooga Choo Choo, and practical tips for getting around the Scenic City with kids.
4. Chattanooga Mocs soccer earns 3-0 clean sheet win over Austin Peay Governors (local3news.com) — UTC's Chattanooga women's soccer team dominated Austin Peay 3-0 at Finley Stadium, outshooting the Governors 23-1 and earning their second shutout of the season. Quinn Johnson, EG Dillard and Paige Thomas provided the goals, and the Mocs now look ahead to a road trip to Lipscomb before returning home August 30 to host Eastern Kentucky.
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