#Students

Stephanie Owen

steph_r_owen

Hi #EconTwitter, time for a job market thread! I’m a PhD candidate in economics & public policy at @UMichEcon & @fordschool. I’m interested in understanding educational inequality along various dimensions,

polar, but ✨ depressed ✨

p01arst0rm

so the new climate of remote learning, telling students what they can and cannot wear, what their work environments need to be like etc its interesting to me as a

Emily L. Depasse

sexelducation

90% of those living with herpes simplex virus type 2 (HSV-2) don’t know that they have the virus. Here’s why: Considering most people’s sex education backgrounds (or lack-thereof), a common

Sarah W. Lenhoff

sarahlenhoff

The Detroit Education Research Partnership has 2 new reports out today: 1) Why Do Detroit Students Miss School: Implications for Returning to School After COVID-192) Third Grade Reading and Attendance

EG Votes 🇺🇸

ElastigirlVotes

Dear #morningjoe You all just got through saying there is no proof of voter fraud.But now you are claiming schools are safe. Really? Are they testing?No. Are they contact tracing?

Patrick Baylis

pbaylis

TEACHING A LARGE CLASS REMOTELYEarly in the fall I asked for (and received) help redesigning my 150-person undergrad enviro econ class. https://twitter.com/pbaylis/status/1296525738095648772Here's a recap of what worked and what didn

Clint Smith

ClintSmithIII

"The restoration of Pell grants for incarcerated students is something of a watershed moment for the criminal justice overhaul movement as it unwinds decades of punitive practices in favor of

Scott Gordon

WoodroffeGordon

The @OttawaCitizen 2020 Grads feature starts with “we invited Ottawa students to share their grad fashions, photos, messages and speeches with the city.” I’m curious what this invitation looked like.

Aaron Ansuini 🪴🌱✨

AaronLinguini

My dad just tested positive for COVID19. He’s a 61 year old high school music teacher with already reduced lung capacity.He had no choice but to go in and teach

mark bates

hkcorresponds

i've been a hs teacher for 14 years. here are some things i've learned.1. the brightest kids are almost always autodidacts and all they need is encouragement and validation.2. the

Rachel Alexander

rachelwalexande

I want to do a story about this next week, but this school planning meeting is reinforcing how many significant challenges schools trying to reopen in the fall face.Basically -

Kassandra Ford

kassthefish

Moore Lecture during #SICB2021 @SICB_: Stereotype threat & identity threat: The science of a diverse community (by Dr. Claude Steele).Thread of this talkOur society is aiming for "color blindness"

Jamie Lawson

drlawson

So hey. Some good news from me: Last week - without warning - I was told my position at Bristol Uni was being made permanent. Having been on temporary contracts

New-Cleckit Dominie

ncdominie

For HE people worrying whether they can cancel some activities (e.g. lab work) without jeopardising accreditation, here's the IoP's statement:https://www.iop.org/covid-19-degree-accreditation Importantly, they recognise that changes

Noelle Sullivan, BA, MA, MA, PhD

ncsullivan

Thread: Reflection on my experience "ungrading" this quarter has convinced me that grading in the traditional sense is a terrible idea. Anyone who has done ungrading before already knows this.

A Singh Phagoora

PeelASP

I have a mini-thought running through my head about CRP. Bear with me. CRP, or Culturally Responsive Pedagogy is about allowing students to see themselves in the texts and projects

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