#Evaluations

Jessica Zeller

jessicazeller

A thread. Courtesy of required online training.Learning Outcomes aren't outcomes of learning. They’re not even goals. They’re directives.They tell students what & how they’re expected to learn. They don’t allow

Poncia

poncia_nyembo

#CongoIsBleeding...Ce qui tue au Congo, c’est la cupidité, le capitalisme et la hiérarchisation des vies dans ce monde. Cela fait + de 20ANS. Des millions d’IPhone, une capitalisation boursière de

Afrobarometer

afrobarometer

Recent Afrobarometer Round 8 Ethiopia findings on federalism and the Constitution have sparked a lot of debate on social media. Afrobarometer does not involve itself in partisan debates, but we

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pseudo_sapiens

This will be a very unpopular opinion, but I can understand where Gates is coming from. I disagree with his use of IP rights excuse, because the debate on IP

Erin K O'Brien MD

ErinOBrienMD

#Otolaryngology has 0.8% Black MDs, one of the lowest #’s of any specialty. We outline some reasons why: over reliance on biased metrics (Step 1, AOA, grades, letters of rec)

Alainna J. Jamal

AlainnaJJ

Thread of what I believe are key data noted in commentary below:“Women remain underrepresented in senior faculty and leadership roles in academic medicine, comprising only 22% of professors, 36% of

Steve Baker MP FRSA 🗽

SteveBakerHW

I'm backing eminent infectious disease epidemiologists and public health scientists with grave concerns about the prevailing COVID19 policies.They recommend Focused Protection.Join me in signing the Great Barrington Declaration, herehtt

Kathy Benison

KathyBenison

#AcademicTwitter This summer, I taught a 3-week long online Intro Geology course to ~30 students. Here are 10 things that I learned: 1. Many of my students assumed that online

IDinsight

IDinsight

In this three-part blog series, our Chief Economist Dan Stein writes about multiple hypothesis testing in impact evaluations. Part 1: When do you need to worry about multiple hypothesis testing?

Missing Minhyun Month 🥺

desertfoxhmh

Ren: At 16, I held onto my dreams and came to Seoul. I was happy and excited. But after starting trainee life, the days felt more grim rather than looking

Anjuan

anjuan

I have a full time career managing software development teams, but I spend a fair amount of time on Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) work. A common question I still

facts are facts.

AKCamardelle

THREAD: In the case of prisons + policing, the government + corporations have used policy to institutionalize public-private partnerships that - on paper - aim to reduce costs and increase

Eva Vivalt

evavivalt

How do you think policy-makers and others weigh impact evaluation results?Aidan Coville and I asked researchers to forecast findings from a discrete choice experiment through the Social Science Prediction Platform.

Oni #BraylaStone Blackstock

DrOniBee

“But while implicit bias trainings are multiplying, few rigorous evaluations of these programs http://exist.to date, none of these interventions has been shown to result in permanent, long-term reductions of implicit

Wesley Yang

wesyang

Right. Every year 1200 high achieving black and Hispanic NYC students receive fully funded scholarships to elite prep schools. https://nypost.com/2018/06/09/how-nonprofits-are-boosting-nycs-brightest-minority-students/ https://twitter.com/b

Lena Masch

LenaMasch

My book is out! Finally, back at the office where it has been waiting. I have written a book on politicians’ expressions of anger and the impact those expressions have