This is exactly what the Rep. supermajority in the OH state legislature has been trying to accomplish. Goal: Make the entire system miserable for everyone involved so no one, not even teachers want to be there. Attack on multiple fronts and degrade public education to the point of extinction.
What makes an academic conference truly worth your time and money? (And no, open bar is not an option).
I have conducted extensive research into pΔ czki fillings and I am pleased to report prune is, in fact, the best.
The long jump in track and field isn't judged. Why is ski jumping judged and not a pure measure of distance?
I understand how ski jumping is judged and scored. What I don't understand is why?
I sub in local schools periodically. The benefits are incredible.
-Ensures I never teach my students to do something I wouldn't do myself
-Helps shrink between research and practice
-Keeps ivy-tower-syndrome at bay
-Builds relationships I later use for research recruiting
In part 2 of, "our phones have been taken away and replaced with the Teams app":
The number of calls I'm going to miss because I refuse to leave Teams running in the background 24/7 is going to be epic.
Say what you will about Transformers movies as just a bloated ad campaign for toys, but the 1986 Transformers movie is a legit good film with an unbelievable cast.
Ignorance used to be enough to get leaders to resign or be fired. Now its a strategy they practice in the mirror.
It's a bait 'n switch. A trap, even. Lines? How hard can that be? But by the end of week 1 your already talking about theta and n-dimensional space.
@nprcodeswitch.bsky.social has an episode on use of "racist" in news. Their interviewees (NPR's Woods and Memmott) seemed incredibly naive.
How about now fellas? I hope you understand how failing to call a spade a spade has enabled our current state.
www.npr.org/2025/12/10/n...
Today is the day the university began taking away physical phones in favor of Teams Calling. Everyone is now (a) pissed and (b) Milton.
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That's not entirely accurate. I don't care, in the sense that everyone is equally welcome. I care, in that I find people's stories fascinating. That's part of what makes people who they are.
I don't care at all how the the people in my community came to be here, whether lawfully, unlawfully, sprouted from the earth, dropped from the sky, or arrived by magic spell. Welcome. Good to meet you.
A lot of misconceptions many Americans have about the civil rights and anti-war movements have to do with their effectiveness at changing opinion. A lot of the successes had more to do with top-down elite buy-in due to Cold War competition over societal narratives than bottom-up changes in opinion.
Just so we're all clear on this, any Barbie can be autistic Barbie.
Time to re-up:
More please.
@jessicatoste.bsky.social could make a fortune off this intervention, but she just put it out there for every to use.
One of my favorite multi-syllabic word reading interventions has solid experimental evidence and is freely available, yet not on the HQIM list in Ohio.
www.jessicatoste.com/wordconnecti...
bsky.app/profile/nate...
Damn man. I did two of these today.
Friendly holiday reminder that people rush to submit before the holidays and declined reviews get even worse than usual. And editors want to enjoy holiday time, too. Patience and grace to all (and to all a good night)!
People can divide the labor however they like. That's totally fine. But division of labor does not give dads license to be total dumb-asses about raising babies.
Get in the game gentlemen. It's not charming, it's shameful. Change diapers. Take your kid to their pediatrician. Make a bottle. Rock them to sleep. You get a pass on gestation, breastfeeding, and giving birth, but that's it. You need to know how, and be wiling to do everything else.
This is not only epically stupid, but incredibly misogynistic.
It's somehow considered charming when men act like ignorant doofuses about raising children. But if a woman said this, the shaming and name calling would be overwhelming.
Has anyone developed a screening assessment for Uncle Rico Syndrome yet? Youth and school sports orgs need that kind of thing when hiring coaches.
That number is 95% in Ohio.
ohiocapitaljournal.com/2024/12/16/i...
