#Students

Dr. Richard Corsi

CorsIAQ

1/ Return to university (part A)I have heard from faculty at universities across the US about what their universities are planning for return to school in just over a month.

Avik Roy

Avik

Hot off the @FREOPP presses: our major new paper on reopening America’s schools & colleges during #COVID19. Co-authored by @LanheeChen, @PrestonCooper93, @BobKocher, @DanLips, & me:https://freopp.org/reopening-americas-schools-and

Keri Leigh Merritt, Ph.D.

KeriLeighMerrit

So I’ve had my own issues presenting at or being involved in projects at University of Mississippi - & here’s my (condensed) hot take on what happened w my friend

Stephanie Balkwill

StephBalkwill

1/ I’ve been thinking about the #gatekeeping discussion in Sinology as it pertains to Buddhist Studies. Amitabha knows that it's a discussion we should have. My thoughts below. 2/ In

Cleavon MD

Cleavon_MD

PROTECT OUR TEACHERS: There are 3.2 million teachers in the U.S. and they are rightfully concerned of contracting COVID from in-person learning, when preventative measures such as N95 masks and

Noah Smith 🐇

Noahpinion

1/Let's talk about colleges, and how screwed they are.https://www.bloomberg.com/opinion/articles/2020-07-28/coronavirus-will-be-hard-on-colleges-and-college-towns-this-fall 2/Pretty much everything about the in-person college experience

JohannesBorgen

jeuasommenulle

A few thoughts on the A level debacle because I think it shows very important trend - especially when compared to what happened in France, which obviously faced a similar

Nikhil Pahwa

nixxin

Heartening news yesterday: 4G services have finally been restored in Kashmir. It has been a year and half of no/almost-no Internet. Can you even imagine what that's like in today's

Sorcha Browne Byrne

iamsorchab

Hi secondary school maths teachers I've decided to start a thread of online resources and virtual manipulatives for you also. I will add to this list as I get

Alexandra Anderson #BLM

AlexAndersonMD

I think it would be useful for #medtwitter to have a conversation about “lifestyle specialties”. I would like to open the discussion with: 1. There is enormous variability with how

erica robles-anderson

fstflofscholars

Fewer classes per student. Collaborative teaching. 3-4 week courses. Class sizes of 12. 2 instructors. Run it 4x per semester. Online or hybrid. High touch. Emphasize community aspect of academic

Lane

HaygoodLaw

Who likes a good story about etymology? Hm? No one? Good. Sit down and attend, children, as I tell you about "doctors." "Doctor" is actually Latin; it comes from the

Priyanka Sehgal

priyankasehgal7

1/ I think most folks who are looked up to need to act very very responsibly. I've seen so many folks encouraging dropping out of college. I think we should

David Rubin, MD, MSCE

davidrubinmd

Thread 1/8: In these dog days of summer, we see in our weekly @PolicyLabCHOP #COVID19 models the fog of a shifting pandemic in the U.S. & increased noise from testing

Thomas Bolin

Scaevola67

1. If by "Humanities," we mean simply "non-STEM curriculum," then of course they will be of little help in addressing the social and civic crisis we are in right now,

Roopika Risam

roopikarisam

Today, for #ScholarStrike, I’m wearing my higher ed hat. I’m working on a book right now, #InsurgentAcademics, that examines the unsung work of Black, brown, and Indigenous scholars in public

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