#EDUCATION

George Siemens

gsiemens

What is the longer-term impact of Covid-19 on higher education? Three possible scenarios, obviously shaped by the duration and re-emergence of the virus: 1/11 Scenario 1 (least likely): Return to

Faheem Younus, MD

FaheemYounus

1/ Important Thread: COVID and ChildrenChildren are more likely to beat COVID than adults.Plus the what, why, and how of careful schools re-opening.If you like to self study, read article

Candy ♀

Canduh_

The generation of folks who graduated from Uni in the 70's and 80's; who never struggled to look for jobs because job offers were waiting for them; who found functional

Fae Johnstone

FaeJohnstone

Definitely not a silly question. I don’t have all the answers, but I have some ideas. So what can we do to stop the harassment of trans folks? Thread:https://twitter.com/likeas_thewaves/status/1309621163358814209 1)

Rick Rockwell

rickrockwell

As the first wave of the #pandemic in some parts of the U.S. starts to wane, inevitably the #education sector is turning its thoughts to fall. The President of Brown

TogetherAgainMCPS

OpenMCPS

1/ This was the response from @MCPS to a parent asking about plans to move to the CDC's new 3 ft guidance. Clearly they do not understand the guidance. @RebeccaOnBoard

Michael Clemens

m_clem

Does gender equality, beyond its inherent value, cause economic growth?This is hard to study in cross-country data, but here is a new and smart approach.A short thread on a new

Ben Williamson

BenPatrickWill

We need to talk about social-emotional learning.I know a family whose child is seriously struggling right now. So I am sympathetic to amazing school efforts, and parents seeking help. But

Siobhan McAndrew

SocSciMcAndrew

For high rates of compliance with health advice and requirements, there must be trust in health information sources. I've been looking at trust in medics, government, medical charities, journalists, academic

Youth For Climate France

Youth4Climatefr

Nous nous joignons à la #ClimateEducationWeek de @Fridays4future pour défendre la création d’un enseignement aux enjeux environnementaux en France. Nous vous en dirons bientôt plus, nous portons un gros projet

Osaretin Victor Asemota

asemota

That Nigerians in government don't think far enough is hardly surprising. It explains our current mess. I, however, also blame the private sector. They keep adapting to nonsense and make

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_eyseell

STOP NORMALIZING TEENAGE PREGNANCY (1) Teenagers like them don't need shameful judgements, they need education.We must help them understand the consequences and risks of being pregnant at a very young

Beyhan Farhadi, PhD

BBFarhadi

Education workers are being asked to choose between their safety and employment, while parents are being asked to choose between employment and education/childcare. Central to both is a question about

Mads

MaddyLeigh1994

5 years ago today, I graduated with a first class degree and a 1-year-old in my arms. Something pregnant, 19 year old me didn't dare imagine just 18 months earlier.As

Bongekile maXhamela Macupe

BongeMacupe

For the longest time, the state has been encouraging young people to go study at TVET colleges. In its 2012 Green paper on post-school education, the dep of higher education

David Smith

smid00771

Directing students to go to school 1 day a week is politically motivated BS pushed on Gladys by @CoronaMoIt cannot be anything else since:- it can only encourage spreading of