look forward to seeing you continue to contribute to our collective, intersiciplinary understanding of the complexities of human learning across settings (imho, one of the *most* interesting topics to study!)
Cheers!

things interesting! I’m just pleased that we can have a respectful conversation on social media (rare!) and you can promote your publication and I can connect people to additional work that will be of interest. This is not a zero sum game, and I

As you saw, I mentioned multiple authors beyond carraher and think of still others. Being in a highly interdisciplinary field, I am used to excellent scholars wanting to deploy a range of methods and structure questions in discipline appropriate ways. It keeps

I’ve added your paper to my files for anyone asking for more recent or larger N confirmations of this context/transfer challenge that I typically introduce with older pieces

*but* good science always confirms and keeps checking across contexts. So thanks for adding to that, and I think we both encourage readers to look to what you have now published which took obviously much work, and the cumulative body of work preceding it (and to follow) as well.

Again, genuine congrats on a piece in nature. abbreviated social media posts don’t show details and you cite carraher - I welcome more confirmation and empirical support, and react with the sense that I accepted these points already since graduate school

You know I had you for a seminar last year!

It’s back now