Cuitlahuac Tonatiuh
@cuitlahuac.bsky.social
aka “Profe” maestro física #stem #pbl #edusky inmigrante🇲🇽ciudadano🇺🇸naturalizado esposo papá x3. It was the #iteachphysics community that brought me here. ⚽️🌳💚VHLM🖤 StL raised Vandy grad⚓️⬇️
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Friends, I'm trying to purchase some Arduino kits for my engineering classes. If you're able to either purchase or share, I'd be so appreciative!
#clearthelist
www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/...
#clearthelist
www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/...
Check out my list on Amazon
www.amazon.com
November 17, 2025 at 6:22 PM
Friends, I'm trying to purchase some Arduino kits for my engineering classes. If you're able to either purchase or share, I'd be so appreciative!
#clearthelist
www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/...
#clearthelist
www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/...
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It’s widely known (and, I think, pretty uncontroversial) that learning requires effort — specifically, if you don’t have to work at getting the knowledge, it won’t stick.
Even if an LLM could be trusted to give you correct information 100% of the time, it would be an inferior method of learning it.
Even if an LLM could be trusted to give you correct information 100% of the time, it would be an inferior method of learning it.
Relying on ChatGPT to teach you about a topic leaves you with shallower knowledge than Googling and reading about it, according to new research that compared what more than 10,000 people knew after using one method or the other.
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November 21, 2025 at 12:49 PM
It’s widely known (and, I think, pretty uncontroversial) that learning requires effort — specifically, if you don’t have to work at getting the knowledge, it won’t stick.
Even if an LLM could be trusted to give you correct information 100% of the time, it would be an inferior method of learning it.
Even if an LLM could be trusted to give you correct information 100% of the time, it would be an inferior method of learning it.
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I really hate it when scientists keep saying that “we need to rebuild trust in science,” because it implies that scientists are to blame for the mistrust rather than the millions of dollars of dark money that have funded political attacks on science in order to advance a far right agenda.
November 19, 2025 at 9:48 PM
I really hate it when scientists keep saying that “we need to rebuild trust in science,” because it implies that scientists are to blame for the mistrust rather than the millions of dollars of dark money that have funded political attacks on science in order to advance a far right agenda.
The new bullshit I’m on is instead of writing emails to parents i write emails to the students and talk directly to them about the issue or praise and the parents are Cced
November 19, 2025 at 9:13 PM
The new bullshit I’m on is instead of writing emails to parents i write emails to the students and talk directly to them about the issue or praise and the parents are Cced
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"they may make it all the way to college before they find out that they can only do math at a middle-school or sometimes an elementary-school level."
One of the most upsetting articles I've read in a long time www.theargumentmag.com/p/when-grade...
UCSD report senate.ucsd.edu/media/740347...
We are failing a generation of kids.
UCSD report senate.ucsd.edu/media/740347...
We are failing a generation of kids.
When grades stop meaning anything
The UC San Diego math scandal is a warning
www.theargumentmag.com
November 19, 2025 at 2:54 AM
"they may make it all the way to college before they find out that they can only do math at a middle-school or sometimes an elementary-school level."
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Exactly this.
One of the old-timers at the school I used to teach at (a k-8 building) used to say that he could predict low test scores and behavior problems simply by looking at the student-teacher ratios in kindergarten.
Class sizes matter when it comes to k-12 classrooms.
One of the old-timers at the school I used to teach at (a k-8 building) used to say that he could predict low test scores and behavior problems simply by looking at the student-teacher ratios in kindergarten.
Class sizes matter when it comes to k-12 classrooms.
Every decade, we hear "the kids can't read or write!"
Interventions that don't work are proposed. Those that do work are ignored: reducing class sizes, making kids & families feel safe at school and welcome, becoming a community resource.
When their expensive reform fails, they yell at us again.
Interventions that don't work are proposed. Those that do work are ignored: reducing class sizes, making kids & families feel safe at school and welcome, becoming a community resource.
When their expensive reform fails, they yell at us again.
November 15, 2025 at 1:45 AM
Exactly this.
One of the old-timers at the school I used to teach at (a k-8 building) used to say that he could predict low test scores and behavior problems simply by looking at the student-teacher ratios in kindergarten.
Class sizes matter when it comes to k-12 classrooms.
One of the old-timers at the school I used to teach at (a k-8 building) used to say that he could predict low test scores and behavior problems simply by looking at the student-teacher ratios in kindergarten.
Class sizes matter when it comes to k-12 classrooms.
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*stares into the abyss*
The app Text With Jesus uses artificial intelligence and chatbots to offer spiritual guidance to users who are looking to connect with a higher power: on.nbc10.com/7XM8xrf
People can text with Jesus on a controversial new app. How does it work?
Artificial intelligence app Text With Jesus lets users chat with biblical figures and it is raising debate over faith and technology.
on.nbc10.com
November 15, 2025 at 3:03 AM
*stares into the abyss*
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They are not cowards they are complicit
November 10, 2025 at 1:08 AM
They are not cowards they are complicit
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Meanwhile in Austin
November 5, 2025 at 6:01 AM
Meanwhile in Austin
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And this is why the corporate class shut down Teen Vogue.
WOW. 81% of women 18-29 voted for Mamdani, 80% for Sherril, and 78% for Spanberger.
Gen Z women aren't playing around.
Gen Z women aren't playing around.
November 5, 2025 at 4:16 AM
And this is why the corporate class shut down Teen Vogue.
I wonder how the guy who apologized to DC for his face getting in the way of his shotgun feels right now
November 4, 2025 at 1:30 PM
I wonder how the guy who apologized to DC for his face getting in the way of his shotgun feels right now
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Elaine Welteroth, former editor-in-chief of Teen Vogue and youngest editor of Condé Nast ever, and the 2nd African American to hold this position, changed Teen Vogue to be more politically conscious.
Traffic to TeenVogue.com: 2.7M to 9.2M visitors a year, print subscriptions jumped 535%
Traffic to TeenVogue.com: 2.7M to 9.2M visitors a year, print subscriptions jumped 535%
Ex-Teen Vogue editor Elaine Welteroth: ‘The headlines implied I was a token black hire’
Welteroth was just 29 when Anna Wintour made her editor-in-chief. Months later, the magazine shut down. What did she do next?
www.theguardian.com
November 4, 2025 at 12:14 AM
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thank you for all the support; the statement from our union is now live here with some more reporting.
now that this is public I can confirm that the majority of today’s layoffs were women of color. there are no longer any Black women working at Teen Vogue.
now that this is public I can confirm that the majority of today’s layoffs were women of color. there are no longer any Black women working at Teen Vogue.
November 3, 2025 at 11:25 PM
thank you for all the support; the statement from our union is now live here with some more reporting.
now that this is public I can confirm that the majority of today’s layoffs were women of color. there are no longer any Black women working at Teen Vogue.
now that this is public I can confirm that the majority of today’s layoffs were women of color. there are no longer any Black women working at Teen Vogue.
I would like to go outside and play with my kids when I get home but too bad it gets dark at 5 o’clock now WTAF
November 3, 2025 at 10:32 PM
I would like to go outside and play with my kids when I get home but too bad it gets dark at 5 o’clock now WTAF
*closes kids YouTube music tab*
Me: I’ll play the music so you can lock in what you wanna hear Mexican ot or bigxthaplug
Kid: I’ll take either
Me: say less
Me: I’ll play the music so you can lock in what you wanna hear Mexican ot or bigxthaplug
Kid: I’ll take either
Me: say less
October 31, 2025 at 2:17 PM
*closes kids YouTube music tab*
Me: I’ll play the music so you can lock in what you wanna hear Mexican ot or bigxthaplug
Kid: I’ll take either
Me: say less
Me: I’ll play the music so you can lock in what you wanna hear Mexican ot or bigxthaplug
Kid: I’ll take either
Me: say less
A teacher wins Halloween 🎃 when the other adults don’t recognize the fit bit the kids be like you ate
October 31, 2025 at 1:43 PM
A teacher wins Halloween 🎃 when the other adults don’t recognize the fit bit the kids be like you ate
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They hanged the people who got us the 8-hour workday.
If people actually understood how willing our government is to go to war with its own people simply for demanding equal rights, I think a lot more of us would be ready for war.
October 30, 2025 at 7:16 PM
They hanged the people who got us the 8-hour workday.
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ICYMI: Drop everything and spend 13 minutes with Amy Sherald--with her singular vision and talent, with her clarity about her central place in the jagged American story. You will be stirred by it all. www.cbsnews.com/video/amy-sh...
Artist Amy Sherald: The 60 Minutes Interview
Amy Sherald spent years painting in obscurity, and almost died from a rare heart condition. Now 52, the artist behind Michelle Obama's official portrait is one of America's most celebrated painters.
www.cbsnews.com
October 26, 2025 at 6:39 PM
ICYMI: Drop everything and spend 13 minutes with Amy Sherald--with her singular vision and talent, with her clarity about her central place in the jagged American story. You will be stirred by it all. www.cbsnews.com/video/amy-sh...
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I love you forever, Lake Worth Beach.
October 25, 2025 at 1:15 AM
I love you forever, Lake Worth Beach.
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I’m sorry “federal preemption” with respect to AI means what, Kyrsten?
Say what you mean.
You are advocating for technonationalism and oligarchic capitalism and you either don’t understand that or care.
We cannot develop education against this form of nationalistic AI framing quickly enough.
Say what you mean.
You are advocating for technonationalism and oligarchic capitalism and you either don’t understand that or care.
We cannot develop education against this form of nationalistic AI framing quickly enough.
Former US Sen. Kyrsten Sinema lobbies for data center developer at Chandler AZ Plan Commission. Says she's working "hand in glove" w Trump Admin & warns city to embrace DCs or face federal intervention. City Council vote on Sinema's DC scheduled for Nov. 13.
October 25, 2025 at 9:42 AM
I’m sorry “federal preemption” with respect to AI means what, Kyrsten?
Say what you mean.
You are advocating for technonationalism and oligarchic capitalism and you either don’t understand that or care.
We cannot develop education against this form of nationalistic AI framing quickly enough.
Say what you mean.
You are advocating for technonationalism and oligarchic capitalism and you either don’t understand that or care.
We cannot develop education against this form of nationalistic AI framing quickly enough.
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Wow.
It's comprehensive— tying together many of the incentives (grift) and implications of AI's infiltration in education— well-researched with plenty of links, and so well-written.
It goes from alarming to enraging to bleak and is way worse than I imagined. Glad it ends on a mildly hopeful note.
It's comprehensive— tying together many of the incentives (grift) and implications of AI's infiltration in education— well-researched with plenty of links, and so well-written.
It goes from alarming to enraging to bleak and is way worse than I imagined. Glad it ends on a mildly hopeful note.
October 25, 2025 at 8:50 AM
Wow.
It's comprehensive— tying together many of the incentives (grift) and implications of AI's infiltration in education— well-researched with plenty of links, and so well-written.
It goes from alarming to enraging to bleak and is way worse than I imagined. Glad it ends on a mildly hopeful note.
It's comprehensive— tying together many of the incentives (grift) and implications of AI's infiltration in education— well-researched with plenty of links, and so well-written.
It goes from alarming to enraging to bleak and is way worse than I imagined. Glad it ends on a mildly hopeful note.
Neither artificial nor intelligent
Baltimore high school student Taki Allen was swarmed by police after an artificial intelligence system apparently mistook his bag of Doritos for a gun www.theguardian.com/us-news/2025...
October 24, 2025 at 11:50 PM
Neither artificial nor intelligent
This year is so far a successful year for :
“There are instruction on how to turn in the assignment in the assignment. Yes watch that video”
Thankfully
“There are instruction on how to turn in the assignment in the assignment. Yes watch that video”
Thankfully
October 24, 2025 at 5:22 PM
This year is so far a successful year for :
“There are instruction on how to turn in the assignment in the assignment. Yes watch that video”
Thankfully
“There are instruction on how to turn in the assignment in the assignment. Yes watch that video”
Thankfully