#Students

Tyler Rablin

Mr_Rablin

Today I surveyed a group of students (couldn't be my own because they already know how much I hate grades) and asked them three questions. A thread...1/ The first question

Sam Giles

GilesPalaeoLab

Three fantastic @BlkinGeoscience panels today. What can we as white people do to support our #BlackInGeoscience colleagues? 1. If we see injustice happening, provide support and call racism & microagressions

Sarah Mulhern Gross

thereadingzone

As I eat lunch in my car I have a few questions for @GovMurphy. Yesterday he spoke about how great schools are doing and used my favorite line aboot how

Zephyrus

EdinaZephyrus

LIVE TWEETING: School Board Emergency Meeting 11/10/20 Nov. 9 one-day totals:219 students in quarantine, 9 positive casesAverage # of students in quarantine during the month of October: 217 per WEEK,

Chelsea O'Brien

ChelseaMDO1

Just because you work (or learned within) a system doesn't mean you understand how it works. The higher ed jobs crisis is significantly more complicated than "administrators" cutting your budgets

Madison Payton

MadisonPayton2

Day 2: Letting Go of Literary Whiteness.When working with white students, we have to racialize white students as white students. How do their perspective, the world they live in, and

Joe Soss

jbsoss

The drama unfolding on college and university campuses right now is a near-perfect microcosm of major trends in U.S. governance.https://www.wishtv.com/news/local-news/iu-to-identify-participants-and-hand-down-suspensions-after-large-gatheri

Harry Fletcher-Wood

HFletcherWood

1) Feedback is great, right? The meta-analyses show it is - but this fascinating study by Stefan Ekecrantz takes those meta-analyses apart. He examines Hattie and Timperley; they rely on

Justin Wolfers

JustinWolfers

Interesting research from a large team of intermediate econ instructors: On average, students learned less during the pandemic-afflicted semester than in prior semesters, with effects sizes of about 0.1-0.2 SD's

Zena Hitz

zenahitz

A few final (I hope) thoughts on the Battle of the Books. Some of my basic assumptions have been obscured in the heat of battle. I'd like to try to

Austin Rief ☕️

austin_rief

1/ In the early days of @morningbrew, we launched a college ambassador program.This "Brew-bassador program" was the main catalyst in our early growth to 100k subscribers. Here is how we

Catriona Wilson

CatrionaRegina

Getting students to turn their cameras on: a thread.I'm not the most experienced uni teacher, but I've been thinking about this recently during teaching training and wanted to share some

Christopher Pepper

mrhealthteacher

Things I have seen working in distance learning this week: Putting students in Zoom breakout rooms together and asking them to edit a slide (Group 7 works on slide 7,

Maddie Beck

madeleinebeck_

pls read this very important thread!!!!!https://twitter.com/omarsrashad/status/1286368007929786368 i have the privilege to be attending @sacstate to get my journalism degree. i’m proud that i will be graduating from here in spring

W. Kamau Bell

wkamaubell

OH MY GOD WHEN ARE THEY GONNA CALL THIS ELECTION??? UNTIL THEN LET'S HELP THIS TEACHER BE SAFE WHILE TEACHING DURING COVID!!!https://www.donorschoose.org/project/traveling-teacher-cart-needed/5254821/?utm_source=dc&utm_medium=facebo

Joseph K. Young

JosephKYoung

Tepid take: Prospective PhD students should reach out to professors they would like to work with. If these profs. don't respond or say they are too busy. That is a

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