#Publication

Jonathan Wai

JonathanLWai

1/7. I reviewed the literature on what the evidence (to date) shows on tests and test optional policies in college admissions as part of a Q&A panel for @ConversationEDU (w/Angela

Erik Meira

erikMeira

This becomes a legal issue. When a body becomes a gate-keeper, they have a legal obligation for “fairness”. If I teach courses for a living, I have a right to

Uni of Essex Library

UniEssexLibrary

Welcome to our second virtual visit to #SpecialCollections. Today we're looking at the Harsnett Collection -900 books from the personal library of Samuel Harsnett who was Archbishop of York from

This is fascism and I reject it.🆘

benFranklin2018

Maggie Haberman can straight up post an article from the publication that had a “black crime” section and people will still continue to follow and retweet her because we live

John Anderson

janderz

@EmilysNichols, @ComadorkSome thoughts about the recent Nichols et al., 2020 paper on bilingualism. 1) Using one or two questions to define bilingualism is *highly* problematic - akin to asking a

Jamie Taylor

JTGreyMattersUK

New paper "Navigating the winds of change on the smooth sea - The interaction of feedback and emotional disruption on the talent pathway" A thread https://www.tandfonline.com/doi/abs/10.1080/10413200.2021.1894505?forwardService=sh

Jonny Guckian

JonnyGucks

This thread encompasses much of what I’ve been arguing about the #MedEd #recruitment points arms race for some time. This is only going to escalate as MedEd becomes more of

Michael Press

MichaelDPress

University of Helsinki's ‘Changes in Sacred Texts and Traditions’ celebrates a new book publishing al-Yahudu tablets -- ignoring that they were likely looted & smuggled out of wartime Iraq (in

Blerd Without Fear!™ Talks About X-Men On Youtube

BlerdMinusFear

When trolls come to my comment section to tell me that @comicsexplained and/or @dopespillcomics are better than me... That said, we're channels in the same arena with completely different focuses.

University of Oxford

UniofOxford

Today marks an important milestone in the fight against #COVID19. Interim data show the #OxfordVaccine is 70.4% effective, & tests on two dose regimens show that it could be 90%,

Dr Richard McNeil-Willson

mcneilwillson

Late to the party as spending less time on twitter atm, but the attacks against @AsimCP and the many authors of this book are representative of a wider assault on

Julia Mason, MD FAAP

JuliaMasonMD1

An "all inclusive feminist" shared an article with me, to educate me about detransitioners. I read it when it came out last December, but let's take a look, shall we?https://www.nbcnews.com/feature/nbc-out/media-s-detransition

André Spicer

andre_spicer

What do firms do during an economic depression? What wider impact does that have? I'm going to a start an evolving thread here to collect together some of the research

Justin Sandefur

JustinSandefur

NEW for WB/IMF annual meetingsIs the World Bank’s COVID Response Big Enough, Fast Enough? We scraped >1/2 million transactions from the Bank's website to judge.Blog: https://www.cgdev.org/blog/new-data-show-world-banks-covid-respon

Dagomar Degroot

DagomarDegroot

I always found threads like this to be helpful, partly because I *still* spend days getting over the pain and self-doubt that especially bad rejections bring up. It's nice to

Kathleen Borealis

KatBorealis

The highly requested first episode on ley lines! In this episode I give a brief overview of the the history of the name and idea of ley lines, and then