#Students

Lucrecia Santibañez

lucasantibanez

Summary of what we know so far:- Kids don't learn as well in remote environments relative to in-person (even good remote ones): https://www.aei.org/economics/the-damage-we-cause-when-we-close-down-schools-its-worse-than-you-think/1/n -

Jim Dickinson

jim_dickinson

There's been a lot of focus on tuition fees and whether loss of access to campus services and facilities gives students legal rights to partial refunds. Much commentary has stressed

Sophie B Hawkins VEVO

tonyahardingjr

Here's the thing about The Professor Is In, and I will truly leave it at that: academia is the greatest constant source of untapped--and frankly, failed--labor solidarity and power that

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Bulldog_10101

So look, I am a college student but I also work at a student job. I work in a company that sells metal, steel, aluminium,.. So right now I have

Gregg Gonsalves

gregggonsalves

Dorms are like cruise ships on land or prisons without bars: people living in proximity, in frequent contact, over extended periods of time. For many infectious pathogens, such settings are

Alexandra Edwards, PhD

nonmodernist

Remote teaching thread: How I set up Canvas for a remote courseWhen I teach in person, my Canvas course page is like a messy filing cabinet; if students can't find

Jennifer Webb

FunkyPedagogy

*NQTs* take care of your health!1/ Schools are veritable Petri dishes. You WILL get a stinking cold at some point in the first term - it’s standard. You DO NOT,

Carlos Noreña

carlosfnorena

I'd like to share a brief tale of the time I decided to quit graduate school. There may be useful lessons here for current graduate students who are feeling overwhelmed.1/7

Jim Dickinson

jim_dickinson

I've long been really torn on the in person teaching debate, but one aspect of it that I've been reflecting on over the past week is what I've been thinking

Jim Dao

jimdao

There are 13,000 school districts in America, and just about 13,000 approaches to teaching during Covid-19. How do you cover that?....https://www.nytimes.com/2021/01/21/us/schools-coronavirus.html?smid=tw-share We decided to take a look at

Brittney Cooper

ProfessorCrunk

I do think folks should reflect on why a tweet that was really about me asking to be addressed by my name and title as a Black woman in academe

orla katz webb-lamb

orlybop

STUDENT EXPERIENCE THREADI started a google form this Tuesday after the government’s lockdown announcement when there was neither mention of support nor instruction for university students. I have had over

Morgan Polikoff

mpolikoff

Is today a good time to tweet about a new and interesting education policy study that's hot off the presses? https://www.rand.org/pubs/research_reports/RRA279-1.html?utm_source=WhatCountsEmail&utm_medium=NPA:2597:6465:Nov%204,%20202

Dave Taylor

taylorda01

I've been thinking a lot about how to get over the issues highlighted in the image below. After just four weeks, if you're massing, students are performing at a level

Róisín Ní Chonchobhair

RoisinOConnor_

As of today the RSE (Relationships & Sexual Education) taught in secondary schools is from a curriculum that is TWENTY-FOUR years old. To put that into context, our last Magdalene

Jessica Kiss Cries to Folklore

sleepyfrenchfry

A student perspective on Drew Pavlou and the University of Queensland, from a current peer of the same faculty: 1/14 Prior to Drew Pavlou’s very public controversy regarding the CCP

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