#Education

Katherine Angel

KayEngels

Lots of my students do a CW degree to have a structure to help them develop their (often uncertain) writing ambitions; so they can get support, feedback, a community; so

Tessa Davis

TessaRDavis

Now we are finishing our second week in the new home school phase. As a parent + a paediatrician, it's time to reflectThere are significant broader impacts on children through

David Perell

david_perell

The state of online learning:1) YouTube will eat the low-end of the market.2) People will pay 5-15x more for live courses.3) The three biggest competitive advantages are the personality of

Matt Sammon

SammonSez

Quick pontification on COVID (yeah, it’s still happening):We took our son for his annual physical today, all is well. His pediatrician, a man we’ve known and trusted for 11 years

was that a nerve?

primediscussion

https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/introducing-nice-white-parents/id1524080195?i=1000485298545 So, this podcasts hasn’t aired it’s first episode yet. But the reviews are already fun There’s a few things at play here. The first bein

Erin L Davies

eldavies03

Attention undergraduates: A about full-time, paid postbaccalaureate research positions @NIH. 1-2 year positions for college graduates in an intramural research lab. 100s of labs to choose from across > 20

Aaron Hanlon

AaronRHanlon

1) I have a ton of thoughts abt this but for now I'll focus on one: The way sources in this story define 'rational choice' is purely circular: 'rational choice'

Mack 🏳️‍🌈

lookingglassego

I understand looking at this map is disheartening if you’re from the states that leaned red. This is not me saying come together but this is me saying understand what

Kristen Gish

KGishFish

If you’re an art school student or a recent high school grad and you’re considering taking a gap year, check out this thread. Particularly if you want to work in

Mike Yarbrough

mikeshmarbrough

First of all, this is a great thread. I see similar problems in sociology but, while I definitely get the incentive narrative, I do think it is often overly charitable

Meph⚓

UnitedsFreak

Hi!I applied for Chevening Scholarship (UK) in 2018 and was longlisted/selected for it. However, I did not get an acceptance letter from the three universities I applied to, so I

Stephen Patrick, MD, MPH

stephenwpatrick

Why are pediatricians suggesting we have "goal of having students physically present in school?" Trade-offs.Schools, for example, provide food to millions of food insecure kids. #tweetiatrician @AmerAcadPeds https://services.aap.o

Clare McCann

claremccann

This is a long and sordid tale of the latest ways @usedgov and sr official Diane Auer Jones are putting their thumbs on the scale for #4profit colleges. The story

Neil Mosley

neilmosley5

If you’re a university or education provider then one of the key aspects of digital transformation is thinking about the role of an educator/academic in this changed state. For universities

Conor P. Williams

ConorPWilliams

This piece on school reopening, man...https://www.washingtonpost.com/opinions/2020/07/27/we-can-must-reopen-schools-heres-how/ See, these are good ideas, ok? But they are also super terrifically difficult to implement at massive national sc

John Holford

john_holford

Important question. In a nutshell, universal, lifelong, adult education as essential for citizenship in a democracy. (See link to 1919 Report at http://centenarycommission.org ; @AdultEd100 is rekindling the spirit for our

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