As I talk about it with my class, something is a profession if society collectively agrees it is. That is hard to swallow for many

Not surprised. My teen is always asking me about news he heard on TikTok

There is this option

I remember reading that taking notes by hand activates more cognitive function than typing. That’s why I tell my college students to get out their notebook rather than screen. But middle school is moving in the opposite direction

If someone is researching the impact of all electronic assignments on learning and cognition, I would love to see it. All homework and most class work is done on his laptop, including accessing an online textbook

He wanted to say yes until MIT said no

*what* that feedback contains

We will provide feedback, but won’t say that feedback contains

Vanderbilt has a no statement statement. They will provide feedback of unspecified nature

Not sure about the internet as a whole, but my students were unhappy with it

I don’t have an answer, but when I ask my son how he knows a thing he learned on social media is true, he says “they are verified”

This sounds like it was written by a Republican in the 1990s

@jessicacalarco.bsky.social Holding it Together: how women became our safety net

I mean, if I could get paid just for reading and talking about cool ideas without actually producing anything, I’d take it

As an introvert, I always feel like I’m faking it when I teach