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Teaching & Learning in NYC Schools-We probably met at a PD. Quaker. EdD student.
Broncos, Caps, Arsenal, Mets, Liberty, and Knicks. Bitterly disappointed & irrationally optimistic. Go Blue!
Broncos, Caps, Arsenal, Mets, Liberty, and Knicks. Bitterly disappointed & irrationally optimistic. Go Blue!
Absolutely. Meanwhile, slightly younger college kids objecting to what is happening in Gaza are both too childish to fully grasp international policy but also fully radicalized threats that require police intervention, billboard trucks, and student visa cancelation threats. Bizarre world.
Notable that Elons crew of incels and edgelords are full fledged men for the purposes of being given the keys to car to run the govt. But for the purposes of being accountable for their actions they’re just kids from good families with youthful indiscretions.
February 8, 2025 at 3:27 PM
Absolutely. Meanwhile, slightly younger college kids objecting to what is happening in Gaza are both too childish to fully grasp international policy but also fully radicalized threats that require police intervention, billboard trucks, and student visa cancelation threats. Bizarre world.
More like Temu Werner
January 12, 2025 at 2:00 PM
More like Temu Werner
Improve a movie with "fuck":
Tommy Fuckboy
Tommy Fuckboy
December 26, 2024 at 11:59 PM
Improve a movie with "fuck":
Tommy Fuckboy
Tommy Fuckboy
If you haven't seen Too Funny To Fail on Hulu, treat yourself!
December 3, 2024 at 12:49 PM
If you haven't seen Too Funny To Fail on Hulu, treat yourself!
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everyone who entered academia before you? a stagnant dinosaur gliding off of past glory, refusing to allow the future to be born
everyone who entered academia after you? a vile arrogant evil child whose hubris stains the very earth they walk upon
everyone who entered academia after you? a vile arrogant evil child whose hubris stains the very earth they walk upon
December 3, 2024 at 2:01 AM
everyone who entered academia before you? a stagnant dinosaur gliding off of past glory, refusing to allow the future to be born
everyone who entered academia after you? a vile arrogant evil child whose hubris stains the very earth they walk upon
everyone who entered academia after you? a vile arrogant evil child whose hubris stains the very earth they walk upon
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Everything is increasingly blue vs. red. But not education policy www.washingtonpost.com/opinions/202... by. @perrybaconjr.bsky.social
November 25, 2024 at 12:24 PM
Everything is increasingly blue vs. red. But not education policy www.washingtonpost.com/opinions/202... by. @perrybaconjr.bsky.social
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Betraying what a fantasy it is to say, “Teachers must teach students responsible AI use.”
1: AI is hallucinating events, historical figures, entire concepts on Wikipedia
2: a task force of Wikipedia editors is detecting and deleting this stuff
www.404media.co/the-editors-...
2: a task force of Wikipedia editors is detecting and deleting this stuff
www.404media.co/the-editors-...
The Editors Protecting Wikipedia from AI Hoaxes
WikiProject AI Cleanup is protecting Wikipedia from the same kind of misleading AI-generated information that has plagued the rest of the internet.
www.404media.co
November 24, 2024 at 12:40 PM
Betraying what a fantasy it is to say, “Teachers must teach students responsible AI use.”
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These councils have no real power, which is a big reason why turnout is abysmal, but it is so on the nose that the interests of Bronx HS parents—90% poor, 14% homeless—are represented by two people who don’t live in the Bronx and whose kids go to Bronx schools attended by hardly any Bronx children
NYC comptroller says ‘urgent need’ to fix school board election process before spring voting
www.chalkbeat.org/newyork/2024...
www.chalkbeat.org/newyork/2024...
NYC comptroller says ‘urgent need’ to fix school board election process before spring voting
There’s an “urgent need for improved clarity, better and consistent complaint handling processes, and transparency” for Community Education Council elections, Brad Lander wrote.
www.chalkbeat.org
November 23, 2024 at 2:29 PM
These councils have no real power, which is a big reason why turnout is abysmal, but it is so on the nose that the interests of Bronx HS parents—90% poor, 14% homeless—are represented by two people who don’t live in the Bronx and whose kids go to Bronx schools attended by hardly any Bronx children
Nothing better than heading down for some Arsenal soccer on this good looking Saturday!
November 23, 2024 at 12:05 PM
Nothing better than heading down for some Arsenal soccer on this good looking Saturday!
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On the other side of the coin: if you present yourself as "in the middle," you're perceived as rational, mature, serious. Even when all the data (allegedly the most "serious" thing in the world) says the opposite.
November 17, 2024 at 10:48 PM
On the other side of the coin: if you present yourself as "in the middle," you're perceived as rational, mature, serious. Even when all the data (allegedly the most "serious" thing in the world) says the opposite.
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Somehow we've gotten it into our heads that anyone who dares to dream of a better world is engaging in childsplay, and they're talked down to like children. It happened to people who protested police abuses, people who protests for climate justice, and, now, people who protest genocide.
November 17, 2024 at 10:46 PM
Somehow we've gotten it into our heads that anyone who dares to dream of a better world is engaging in childsplay, and they're talked down to like children. It happened to people who protested police abuses, people who protests for climate justice, and, now, people who protest genocide.
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One characteristic of extraordinary teachers, by contrast, is that they're not fazed by kids who challenge them; indeed, they welcome this. They're willing to reconsider what they've said, secure enough not to need to have the last word, and aware that arguing may help to sharpen kids' thinking.
One characteristic of extraordinary teachers, by contrast, is that they're not fazed by kids who challenge them; indeed, they welcome this. They're willing to reconsider what they've said, secure enough not to need to have the last word, and aware that arguing may help to sharpen kids' thinking.
November 16, 2024 at 12:55 PM
4/4
One characteristic of extraordinary teachers, by contrast, is that they're not fazed by kids who challenge them; indeed, they welcome this. They're willing to reconsider what they've said, secure enough not to need to have the last word, and aware that arguing may help to sharpen kids' thinking.
One characteristic of extraordinary teachers, by contrast, is that they're not fazed by kids who challenge them; indeed, they welcome this. They're willing to reconsider what they've said, secure enough not to need to have the last word, and aware that arguing may help to sharpen kids' thinking.
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A small study (eric.ed.gov?id=EJ450895) found that teachers’ classroom management strategies are predicted by their own childhood experiences. Those who punish students are more likely to have been punished themselves as children and discouraged from questioning parental authority.
A small study (eric.ed.gov?id=EJ450895) found that teachers’ classroom management strategies are predicted by their own childhood experiences. Those who punish students are more likely to have been punished themselves as children and discouraged from questioning parental authority.
ERIC - EJ450895 - Teachers' Punishment Histories and Their Selection of Disciplinary Strategies., Contemporary Educational Psychology, 1992
Reports of 156 preservice teachers concerning their own disciplinary experiences in their families of origin were used to predict subsequent selection of punitive or nonpunitive classroom management s...
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November 16, 2024 at 12:55 PM
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A small study (eric.ed.gov?id=EJ450895) found that teachers’ classroom management strategies are predicted by their own childhood experiences. Those who punish students are more likely to have been punished themselves as children and discouraged from questioning parental authority.
A small study (eric.ed.gov?id=EJ450895) found that teachers’ classroom management strategies are predicted by their own childhood experiences. Those who punish students are more likely to have been punished themselves as children and discouraged from questioning parental authority.
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it is wildly irresponsible that american political society and its courtesans and its stenographers have made it look totally normal to have multiple listless octogenarians working at a job where they make important decisions
November 13, 2024 at 10:54 PM
it is wildly irresponsible that american political society and its courtesans and its stenographers have made it look totally normal to have multiple listless octogenarians working at a job where they make important decisions
Every time they try to implement or expand vouchers, it's the same story.
November 13, 2024 at 5:52 PM
Every time they try to implement or expand vouchers, it's the same story.
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this guy being named as Secretary of Defense feels like the sort of thing we should remember when the attacks on DEI and various Black and brown professionals / defenses of "meritocracy" and stray Dr. King quotes ramp up
When i worked at @mmfa.bsky.social, we had a picture of Hegseth above the sink as a reminder to wash our hands
November 13, 2024 at 12:48 PM
this guy being named as Secretary of Defense feels like the sort of thing we should remember when the attacks on DEI and various Black and brown professionals / defenses of "meritocracy" and stray Dr. King quotes ramp up
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Crude billionaires are “das volk.” Adjunct art history profs are “the elite.”
THERE IS NOBODY MORE ELITE THAN DONALD TRUMP AND ELON MUSK AND THE REST OF THEM WHAT THE FUCK ARE YOU TALKING ABOUT; OPRAH AND CARDI B?????????????????
Shut up, NY Times.
November 10, 2024 at 9:09 PM
Crude billionaires are “das volk.” Adjunct art history profs are “the elite.”
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This is what the term "toxic masculinity" does though! The adjective before the noun means not all masculinity is toxic.
Plus, Dems already do not use this term! Your strategy for winning elections cannot be for millions of social media users to never utter phrases that annoy you.
Plus, Dems already do not use this term! Your strategy for winning elections cannot be for millions of social media users to never utter phrases that annoy you.
November 7, 2024 at 1:56 PM
This is what the term "toxic masculinity" does though! The adjective before the noun means not all masculinity is toxic.
Plus, Dems already do not use this term! Your strategy for winning elections cannot be for millions of social media users to never utter phrases that annoy you.
Plus, Dems already do not use this term! Your strategy for winning elections cannot be for millions of social media users to never utter phrases that annoy you.
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You can't understand this election without grappling with the penetration of right-wing propaganda into every corner of American intellectual life.
The idea that Democrats use this phrase or levy the term against innocent, ordinary male behavior is a Fox News myth.
The idea that Democrats use this phrase or levy the term against innocent, ordinary male behavior is a Fox News myth.
November 7, 2024 at 1:49 PM
You can't understand this election without grappling with the penetration of right-wing propaganda into every corner of American intellectual life.
The idea that Democrats use this phrase or levy the term against innocent, ordinary male behavior is a Fox News myth.
The idea that Democrats use this phrase or levy the term against innocent, ordinary male behavior is a Fox News myth.
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It's absolutely possible that the best era for finding, easily organizing, and making sense of information ever in human history is behind us.
Well I'm sure this won't negatively impact the idea of scholarship as a shared collective endeavour to better understand the world.
November 4, 2024 at 5:35 PM
It's absolutely possible that the best era for finding, easily organizing, and making sense of information ever in human history is behind us.
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Good luck to students taking the SHSAT in school today*, and a reminder: prior to 1971, the process was holistic and subjective, in no small part to throttle female enrollment, and it was changed to test-only to ward off questions about why it was excluding Black and Hispanic students
October 30, 2024 at 11:18 AM
Good luck to students taking the SHSAT in school today*, and a reminder: prior to 1971, the process was holistic and subjective, in no small part to throttle female enrollment, and it was changed to test-only to ward off questions about why it was excluding Black and Hispanic students
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Now that we're back on Standsrd Time, how about we STAY on it?
November 3, 2024 at 10:32 AM
Now that we're back on Standsrd Time, how about we STAY on it?
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It’s very clear when people are working from a definition of identity politics that assumes white identity politics is not included bsky.app/profile/djla...
November 2, 2024 at 1:20 PM
It’s very clear when people are working from a definition of identity politics that assumes white identity politics is not included bsky.app/profile/djla...