#Learning

The Weather Station

TheWeatherStn

There are more important things happening in the world but I just felt like telling the web that I've been learning how to read and write music and it is

V Darleen Opfer

VDarleenOpfer

New study by @andrewMceachin, uses summer gains and losses as a counterfactual to schooling, giving us a window into how inequality may grow in the absence of school. https://journals.sagepub.com/doi/full/10.3102/0002831220937285 1/

femmebug

whoisfemmebug

learning to manage my anxiety a little better, having people listen to my music, travelled across the country by myself for the first time, directed my first fiction film, documentary

Anshil Anand

afrel_brown

2020 was a strange year! It was the year we all needed to pause and appreciate all the things we have.For me, 2020 was full of learning from the events

Jess Calarco

JessicaCalarco

I've been asked a few times recently if there are things school districts can do to help parents create equitable learning pods to support students during online instruction. But I

Blair Amadeus Imani

BlairImani

If Black children are “old enough” to experience racism then white children are “old enough” to learn about it. If we have to teach our Black children how to deal

Scottish Gaelic Duolingo

ScotsGaelicDuo

Gaelic speakers know their language is in crisis, the research published yesterday that appeared in the Guardian and other papers, although difficult to read is accurately reflects the picture on

Nathaniel Haines

Nate__Haines

1/5 One example of modeling changes in "a single item" over time is given by reinforcement learning. This series of blogs details a simple example: http://haines-lab.com/post/2017-04-04-choice_rl_1/ https://twitter.com/aaronjfishe

Michaela Greiler

mgreiler

I've been writing about how learning and the focus of learning changes in code reviews over time for the code author.Depending on the experience level of a dev, and their

The Data Guy

DataGuyRedux

How to become a data scientist? I get this question a lot. So, starting a thread. I dont recommend R. Python is more practical. So, here goes. You will be

Vern McCandlish @🏡

malanalysis

I got asked the question today: I started in another career, but I think I want to switch to #infosec. Where should I start?I provided the answer:Start learning the stories

Sam Morgan

sjmog1

I had some thoughts about Bean Dad’s daughter’s “teachable moment”, having spent most of the last 6 years building a self-directed learning course @makersacademy. (Disclaimer: I don’t work there any

Abbie Jones

abbiejones86

I'm not a lecturer, I'm a final year PhD student but I can see the incredible amount of work that lecturers have done/are doing to support UG and taught PG

Laura McInerney

miss_mcinerney

Ofsted new guide to what works in remote learning is very clear that live video teaching is not a requirement, nor is it always the best way to teach. https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/whats-working-well-in-remote-education/whats-w

elvis

omarsar0

Today I kept thinking about the machine learning / NLP / deep learning related blog posts (not papers) that have been transformational for me. Here is a short thread of

Tim Mak

timkmak

MIT study: Moderna, Pfizer, AstraZeneca and other vaccines may not do as well covering people of Black or Asian genetic ancestry as they do for white peoplehttps://www.zdnet.com/article/mit-machine-learning-models-find-gaps-in-coverage-by-m

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