@penguin9981.bsky.social
Lots of potential here:
Admitted anti-semite. Probable anti-semite. Possible anti-semite.
Admitted anti-semite. Probable anti-semite. Possible anti-semite.
June 6, 2025 at 12:04 AM
Lots of potential here:
Admitted anti-semite. Probable anti-semite. Possible anti-semite.
Admitted anti-semite. Probable anti-semite. Possible anti-semite.
I’m curious how Miller’s wife fits in, especially since she left the Trump administration to work for Musk. It seems like a volatile mix.
June 5, 2025 at 11:36 PM
I’m curious how Miller’s wife fits in, especially since she left the Trump administration to work for Musk. It seems like a volatile mix.
Sometimes I wonder if one potential future of EL might look like a combo of private and/or public charter schools that focus on ELs when the requirement for publics to serve them potentially goes away if and when the GOP puts up a challenge to Plyler v Doe or one of the other foundational EL cases.
May 13, 2025 at 10:42 PM
Sometimes I wonder if one potential future of EL might look like a combo of private and/or public charter schools that focus on ELs when the requirement for publics to serve them potentially goes away if and when the GOP puts up a challenge to Plyler v Doe or one of the other foundational EL cases.
It’s like they’re bragging about the US’s own Berlin Wall fall moment.
February 28, 2025 at 8:08 PM
It’s like they’re bragging about the US’s own Berlin Wall fall moment.
Hearing from a govt contractor that Dept of Education is terminating What Works Clearinghouse (WWC) contracts.
WWC is a website that rigorously evaluates education policies, programs, and products to determine what's effective and not. It's an invaluable tool for school, district, state leaders
WWC is a website that rigorously evaluates education policies, programs, and products to determine what's effective and not. It's an invaluable tool for school, district, state leaders
February 11, 2025 at 2:08 AM
It’s Tuesday somewhere
January 3, 2025 at 4:29 PM
It’s Tuesday somewhere
Yes! My unscientific hunch: 👩🏫teachers better than many at getting GenAI to do what they want because they have to practice giving instructions/examples of desired activity all.the.damn.time.
November 28, 2024 at 6:50 PM
Yes! My unscientific hunch: 👩🏫teachers better than many at getting GenAI to do what they want because they have to practice giving instructions/examples of desired activity all.the.damn.time.
It’s been helpful for me too. Ironically, this short OpenAI course relied a bit too much on ChatGPT for planning. Reducing stock (or AI-generated) videos and incorporating engaging stories and examples could make it even more impactful for teachers. The CRE structure of the prompt catalog is useful!
November 21, 2024 at 12:06 AM
It’s been helpful for me too. Ironically, this short OpenAI course relied a bit too much on ChatGPT for planning. Reducing stock (or AI-generated) videos and incorporating engaging stories and examples could make it even more impactful for teachers. The CRE structure of the prompt catalog is useful!
ChatGPT suggests it roughly translates to ‘Time does not fly like an arrow’ in English. (Sorry to mention ChatGPT in 1st reply—I know it’s not your favorite!). I'm just the messenger of the messenger!
November 19, 2024 at 12:55 AM
ChatGPT suggests it roughly translates to ‘Time does not fly like an arrow’ in English. (Sorry to mention ChatGPT in 1st reply—I know it’s not your favorite!). I'm just the messenger of the messenger!