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Nobody likes bullying*. But bullying is a big problem around the world. According to the report, for about 100 students, there are 10 students who suffer from* bullying in the US.

Nathan Fellars is a student in the eighth grade at Centennial Middle School in Utah, US. When he sees classmates suffering from bullying, he knows he has to do something. "People often do something with bullying after it happens. I want to see if there is a way to reduce bullying before it happens," Fellars tells the Society for Science.

After studying more about the reasons of bullying, he has an idea to make the app Bully Block. On the app, students can share their lives. They can talk about people they meet, things they do or just share some moments in their daily lives. Also they can talk about the difficulties they face or bad things they meet. Then others can give responses*. But before people see the responses, AI reads all of them. Only nice words can be seen. Fellars believes that this will slowly stop bullying both online and in school.

"I want to see teachers and students use my app," says Fellars, "I love knowing that my idea can help somebody else in the world."

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How I've Changed!

My life has changed a lot in the last few years. 

For some teenagers, being an adult is the coolest thing in the world. Adults don't do homework {#blank#}1{#/blank#} take exams. They do what they like and make money. How wonderful! But is it true?

Last month, Grade 7 students at Sunshine School had a taste of the adult world. The teachers asked them {#blank#}2{#/blank#}(finish) a piece of special homework called" Working with your parents for one day". 

Wu Jing's mother works as {#blank#}3{#/blank#} ticket collector in a park. {#blank#}4{#/blank#}6 am, the girl who is 14 years old set out for work with her mother. It was dark and cold. {#blank#}5{#/blank#} the park opened, they did some cleaning and preparations. When the {#blank#}6{#/blank#}(visitor) came, they greeted with a smile. After standing for the whole day, Wu was really tired. 

"She is {#blank#}7{#/blank#}(busy) and more tired than I knew. I should help her more, " said Wu. 

Li Shiyi, 14, spent her day {#blank#}8{#/blank#}(help) in a car. Her father is a taxi driver. She had to pick up passengers and help with the luggage. Li {#blank#}9{#/blank#} (think) it would be easy to sit in a car and tour the city. But soon she found that her father didn't even have time for lunch. 

"Now I {#blank#}10{#/blank#}(real) know how hard it is to make money, " Li said. "We should care for our parents more and never waste money. "

The Museum of Modern Art in New York City. The National Air and Space Museum in Washington. And the German Historical Museum in Berlin.

 And those are only part of the list. 

 Children from more than 180, 000 families in China can now go on virtual(虚拟的) tours of ten world-famous museums. The programs provide video clips, cartoons and commentary(实时解说) by Chinese experts. The shows are produced by Aha School, an education company. The families each pay 15 yuan to watch. The company also gives away the programs to 174 rural(乡村的) classrooms. 

 Ma Xiaoyan is a teacher in Sichuan. He says the children there are very poor. They have never visited a museum. For some of them, even going to the closest town is difficult. 

 Educators are excited about the museum project. It shows how live streaming(在线直播) can help improve rural education. The technology is already widely popular on social media. However, it was not until recently that it had been used for education. 

 Aha School is not alone. A few urban schools in China have also begun sharing their lessons with rural schools. But some of the projects fail to produce the expected effect. That is because students in rural classrooms have very different backgrounds. 

 The museum project of Aha School has been a success. Pan Lisheng, the head of the company, says the problem doesn't lie in the technology. Instead, it is because few educators have worked out how to make the lessons interesting. 

 Pan and his workmates make sure that their programs will interest children from any background. "Every child is a unique(独一无二的) flower, " Pan said.