#Schools

Emma Alberici

albericie

I’d like to better understand the rationale behind the withdrawal of free childcare. Reports from @KPMG @GrattanInst & others have consistently shown the value to the economy - from $25b

Eric Weinstein

EricRWeinstein

I respectfully **strongly** disagree. To many of us “Learning disabled” kids w/ lousy grades & crappy teacher recommendations they are our only lifeline. True, we may struggle with them as

Ana Lorena Fabrega

anafabrega11

Why should kids question the defaults?While researching his book, @AdamMGrant came across some surprising research that shows correlation between someone’s performance at their job and the web browser they use.Yes,

Carly Waterman

621carly

In my need to distract myself from real life, I have delved into Biesta’s ‘The Beautiful Risk Of Education.’ If Educational Philosophy isn’t your thing, but you’d like a palatable

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TheAlanNoble

Thing you won't hear much about publicly: pastors, ministers, Christian college profs and staff, and Christian non-profit staff who are "let go" or reprimanded for stances critical of Trump or

Haley Tancredi

HaleyTanc

This week (as I recovered from having my wisdom teeth out ) I have done a lot of reading. Here is a real gem, published 2019 by Dr Elizabeth Dickson,

(((Harry Enten)))

ForecasterEnten

We'll see if this stuff works, but I'm quite skeptical. Trump tried a version of this to close out the 2018 campaign, and it didn't work. https://twitter.com/acosta/status/1284599642047512576 https://www.cnn.com/2020/07/18/polit

Dan Besbris

DanBesbris

No matter how many times I try to distract myself, I can't get over how people in power are yelling for schools to reopen without any real plans in place

Alan!

o2bnobx

In 2008, when he failed and couldn't make the payments on his Chicago skyscraper project, he sued his bank and claimed they rigged the economy against him. In 2012 when

Chuck Keeney

CBelmontKeeney

Many historians who are far better scholars than I am are weighing in on the 1776 Report. For me, it’s reminiscent of Phil Conley and the American Constitutional Association (ACA)

Swan 🦢

AndySwan

That's because the tests don't work for shithttps://twitter.com/breaking911/status/1291552046001397760 remember, if this was a regular person and not a Governor... instead of a 2nd test, he would have ...been told to

Jill Filipovic

JillFilipovic

I would also love if right-wing opponents of "cancel culture" and ostensible defenders of free speech would stand up to the many, many right-wing institutions, including schools, that bar speech

Maura

Facilitrain

It’s ok to be annoyed about the footage from last night and still recognise that unscrupulous employers, awful housing conditions and DP are the main contributors to our C-19 numbers.

Dave Boucher

Dave_Boucher1

Michigan House/Senate GOP blasted Whitmer today, arguing her refusal to compromise was basis to reject appointees and tie billions in fed. ed. funds to gov. agreeing to give up power.

Dr. Richard Corsi

CorsIAQ

9/ For schools without mechanical ventilation but operable windows, open 1 window and put a box fan in it blowing from outdoors in. Open a second window as far from

The Maine Model

TheMaineModel

Scholastic soccer is the most affordable and accessible option in the U.S., so it has the most potential and upside.Problem is scholastic soccer in Maine (and elsewhere) limits itself to

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