#Methodological

dr stephanie moore

steph_moore

Interestingly, just before reading this I was reading a great piece from the Fordham Institute about evidence-based practices.Let’s talk about educational technology research and “media comparison studies.” (thread)https://twitter.com

kristopher g phillips

kristopherGphil

Alright #twittercartesians, here we go. *Descartes’ Hidden Defense of the Piety of Heliocentrism*A few things by way of preface:1. I don’t think the meditator (the “I” in the meds) is

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HenryRunamucker

Can't wait for more whitewashing from @SickKidsNews . Most of our Canadian media couldn't be bothered to look into Motherisk's recommendations, made by doctors taking money from pharmaceutical companies and

Dr. Daniela Witten

daniela_witten

The new cover article in @NautilusMag is about the sordid history of eugenics in the field of statistics. I had a conversation with @aubreyclayton a few months ago, when he

Zoé

ztsamudzi

This presentation is about to be SO lit. Check out the work of presenter Joan Donovan & Aaron Panofsky who researched how genetic tests that challenged white nationalists’ notion of

(((E. Glen Weyl)))

glenweyl

One other thing I should really clarify and that the @nytimes piece got *severely* wrong: while I believe there are very strong sociological and even causal links between rationalism and

Shahin-ur Rahman

ShahinRahmanUK

It appears to be a combination of some of these factors, along with others not mentioned here. Ibn Khaldun’s analysis appears to be a good foundation to go off. [Thread]https://twitter.com/amir_aboguddah/status/1351723826191675392

Rima-Maria Rahal

rimamrahal

New blog post at @IJOERandBeyond, where I argue that Open Educational Resources (#oer) are needed in #HigherEd to keep up with the latest developments in science. Here's the gist (with

pete wolfendale

deontologistics

I'm going to do something very ill-advised and elevate a subtweet to an object-tweet. Let's actually take a look at one of the steaming hot takes that @dynamic_proxy and I

Anna Meier

AnnaMeierPS

Doing fieldwork* in my home country vs. in a foreign country has created fascinating patterns of access & lots of questions for research design & data interpretation. A thread on

Michael C. Frank

mcxfrank

On the "stats in psycholinguistics debate" (aka "back to ANOVA?"), I get the frustration. It's totally annoying to have to work to understand the vagaries of Stan rescaling and convergence

Wim Thiery

WimThiery

In our new @NatRevEarthEnv paper, we review the history of the iconic @IPCC_CH Burning Ember diagram, and report the methodological advances applied in the recent #SRCCL and #SROCC reports.http://go.nature.com/2FfWHn4 (free-to-read:

chitra 池悦兰

chitranagarajan

My latest report - on how #COVID19 is affecting violence against women and girls in Nigeria - is here: http://www.sddirect.org.uk/media/2062/vawg-helpdesk-q311-nigeria-impact-of-covid19.pdf.Short thread follows... 1/n VAWG was widespread in

Tiffany Green

Tiffany_L_Green

I don't know how I missed this excellent commentary from @RRHDr and @BeahboutIT on examining racism in health services research (HSR), but now I've seen it and every HSR needs

Anne Jonas 🌻

annejonas

My fall seminar, "Field Site as Network: Ethnographies of the Digital" is complete! This was my first time solo teaching & it was a joy. I'm so grateful to my

The Dread Pirate Jussim

PsychRabble

A Tale of Two Twitter Polls on Political Communication Across Partisan-Tribal/Politically Sectarian Boundaries.Thread1/n ending in END.Here is the first: Comments about this poll. Tw-polls have a bad reputation as approaching

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