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Sasaki

47Sasaki

#bospoli Something didn’t sit right with me when I saw the BPS Family Reopening Survey Results disaggregated by race. I finally took a detailed look today and realized as many

Chris Williams

cj_williams13

I will never forget being at a protest in June, seeing hundreds of cops approach on bikes, tanks nearby, ready to deploy tear gas on folks gathered. I saw the

Undisciplinary

Undisciplinary_

A threadOn an American sociologists' visit to Australian medical schools in the 1970s to see how they taught "behavioural sciences". David Klein (Michigan State) visited UNSW and USyd in 1972

Martin West

ProfMartyWest

Excited to share a new nationally representative survey of parents out today via @EducationNext. Conducted in late-November, it offers the most detailed picture to date of how U.S. students are

Josh Bearman

pfbearman

What are the steps to realistically and safely re-opening schools in a way that would be fair to all stakeholders (not just bowing to political pressure):1) Vaccinate all staff 2)

John Bailey

John_Bailey

Thread: State leaders, school leaders, and parents are all wrestling with one core question: Is it safe to reopen schools? Here's a summary of the existing research: 2. The

Caroline Mandell

cjmandell

In-person school is not the child care panacea some people think it is: a thread. The school day ends mid-afternoon. After care = more cohorts, so some schools are not

jennifer reed

libraryreeder

You are a rockstar, @AyannaPressley. I'm so appreciative of your solid and steady voice for those who don't always have a voice.Thank you for speaking up and speaking out. I

The Common Weal

Common_Weal

Live from 9am, our Director Robin McAlpine will be giving evidence to the Scottish Parliament's Covid-19 inquiry.Watch at: http://ow.ly/CS6Z30rjlsW https://twitter.com/SP_Economy/status/1325831233239191554 Robin's key point is

Robert Franklin

TheRobFranklin

1/15 Looking back on 2020 feels like being in the eye of a hurricane. This won’t end on Dec. 31. I don’t do threads often so hang on as I

Eric Feigl-Ding

DrEricDing

Sudden Kindergarten outbreak—a once small #COVID19 outbreak in an Austrian kindergarten exploded from 10 cases Monday to suddenly *32 cases* by Wed—20 cases in kids, 12 adults & caregivers.(Article in

Jack Worth

worth_jack

NEW: Teacher autonomy: how does it relate to job satisfaction and retention?http://www.nfer.ac.uk/teacherautonomy #teacherautonomyThread on the key findings from the research, and thoughts about what we should do differently because o

Zoe Keller

KellerZoe

Twitter and Facebook have crossed the Rubicon by unfairly censoring Donald Trumphttps://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2020/08/06/twitter-facebook-have-crossed-rubicon-unfairly-censoring-donald/ ... how odd of Facebook and Twitter to make such a

Black.Lives.Matter.✊🏽✊🏾✊🏿

Geo_BRIology

Believing people with GPAs lower than 3.0s have nothing “meaningful” to contribute is exactly why most STEM fields lack diversity and promote unintentional bias. When I transferred to Tech my

Boston Psychology PhD

praisegodbarbon

Peter Beinart emphatically supported the Iraq War because he thought it would boost his influence as a public intellectual in DC. any concern for the Iraqi people was accidental at

Yoruba History - by NNP

YorubaHistory

Alhaji Lateef Kayode Jakande, 23 July 1929 – 11 February 2021, the first civilian governor of Lagos state, died earlier today, 11th February 2021, at the age of 92. Jakande,

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