#Learning

Alexandra Mihai

Anda19

Do you sometimes feel that the narrative of your course would be strengthened by having your students engage with someone *working* in the field you are teaching about? Here are

Jen Jennings

eduwonkette_jen

On the sound & fury of the school reopening debate: A thread in which I argue we are asking the wrong questions, and lay out the questions I wish we

Vinny Todd

upwardvt

10 Lessons I Learned from Life That School Didn't Teach Me//THREAD Formal education has its time and place, and I don't denounce its importance.However, there are many lessons that schools

Ian Frost

Ianfrost28

1/Over the last turbulent ten days I’ve had the honour of working with some of our incredible primary headteachers. Here’s what ten days of January has looked like for them:

Julia Fischer

julxf

(1/6) Is there any evidence for vocal learning in nonhuman primates? A contested issue. Probing the mechanisms that support vocal plasticity in Guinea #baboon grunts w/ @FranzisWegdell @FedeDalPesco K. Hammerschmidt

Bruno Matachi Nwogu

bruno_nwogu

“Affiliate Marketing will make you bastard money”?They’re not wrong.But (as a Nigerian) here are 7 things successful affiliate marketers might not tell you..(From Nigeria’s No1 Affiliate Marketer) 1. Calm down…AM

Jesse Stommel

Jessifer

Grades are the bureaucratic ouroboros of education. https://www.jessestommel.com/ungrading-an-faq/ #ungrading Grades (and institutional rankings) are currency for a capitalist system that reduces teaching and learning to a mere transaction.

Peter Kirwan

DrPeteKirwan

This is an interesting read on the myths/problematic maths that underpin the ‘grade inflation’ narrative, but I want to add a further perspective on why proportions of grades are up

Ramses Oudt

rroudt

What is metacognition?That's the question we made sense of in the first week of @ness_labs' phenomenal Collector to Creator course.Metacognition is an essential tool if you want to become a

Gemma Goldenberg

GemmaGoldenberg

A crisis quickly shows us what’s most important. Teachers everywhere seem to have reached the following conclusions1. The curriculum is ridiculously packed and too often has led to spoon feeding

John Gates

GatesPhysio

'Learning needs assessment: assessing the need'by Janet Grant author of 'The good CPD Guide'https://www.bmj.com/content/bmj/324/7330/156.full.pdf Assessment of learning needs https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC1325

Pratham Prasoon

PrasoonPratham

How to learn Python for machine learning. The beginner's guide.(based on my real life experience of mentoring 300+ students) In this thread we'll look at all the concepts in Python

Rex

RexSmeal

There's a corner of this week's Big Stuff that points at bad teachers, and you should all know I am hyper-conscious of all the things teachers get wrong and every

KaraboTheAnswer

TheAnswerKarabo

I was thinking earlier about my journey as an employer and i realised that my average employee turnover rate is 1 and a half years and thats over a period

Iyawocita 🕊

LaDiovanna

The idea that Ballet “is the foundation of all dance forms”, is white supremacy and racist. Ballet, historically, is an amalgamation of European folk dances, court dances and steps, codefied

🔥🖤 DarkDomme1🖤🔥

darkdomme1

I’m in a sub’s OnlyFans account, & damnnnn there are a lot of Dommes out there who are into Dommewrecking.Not a single one asked who his Domme was.I’m learning that

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