#Teaching

Journalism is no one's father's property. A thread.I've seen a gatekeeping mentality practiced by some journalists in upholding a Brahmanical distinction between what is pure journalism & what isn't, what
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Not that anyone asked me (on here), but my advice to teachers re tomorrow: don't overthink your lesson plan; just make sure your lesson plan is about this moment &
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This thread shares a timely example of what I'm teaching about today in research methods: how seemingly minor details in how we construct our studies and measure things can affect
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It’s a very good question. It’s been informally floated around for a few months now. It appeals to unis making good ‘savings’ and less loss of focus on teaching and
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You know how I am always talking and teaching about budgets and learning how to read, understand, and change them is a revolutionary act of protest... Let me walk through
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Back on my bullshit but the "grooming" angle in banning all or even some fictional content gets me because literally none of these people understand how grooming people/children actually works
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So for the past 5 weeks, with my high-intermediate General English class, I've gone completely @thornburyscott style 'unplugged'. Here're a few things I've learnt. 1/#AusELT #ELT #TESOL Classes are far
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THREAD: I tried out the federal government’s phonics screening check for families with my prep daughter today, largely driven by curiousity about how she’s progressing in her reading given the
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there's something about the melancholy of the archives. i can't listen to The Commonwealth Club of California public conversations on kqed without thinking about a series of public discussions held
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Things kids should be taught in schools, but aren't. Number 1: Financial literacy. Teach kids how to save and budget using excel. Teach the basics of investing... What a share
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Wanting to find any excuse to keep schools open right now comes from the same place as "it won't happen to me."You're not thinking you're risking your health or your
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The woman married a person,got educated with her, got the help of her friends for further education and made hereself capable of teaching children including girls. Opened a girls school
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Teaching Shakespeare plays alongside counterparts that feat. characters of color in repertory is not only possible, but historically representative! A quick thread here to amplify Horacio Sierra’s arguments made in
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successful academics publish good papers and teach "good" classes - that requires *time* to read, think deeply, calculate, write, collect data (if necessary), concentrate on cleaning/analyzing said data, write, revise,
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Our latest on which trusts and systems are feeling the most covid pressure on their bed base. https://www.hsj.co.uk/acute-care/exclusive-new-areas-see-rapidly-rising-covid-pressure-on-hospitals/7028972.article Bed occupancy in Yorkshire and
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It’s academic job market season. Here is an ode to why people say it’s not you. A One job I applied to several times has never invited me to
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