#Environments

Jay B Sauceda

jaybsauceda

If you’re not thinking about culture, you’re not thinking about your company.A thread. People think culture is the parties you throw or the bean bag chairs in your offices.Culture is

Gareth Hollands

GJHollands

Truly exciting that as of today we live in a designated Low Traffic Neighbourhood, shutting off access to non-local traffic that currently uses Hackney’s roads to quicken journeys across London,

Ed Seabright

EdSeabright

I want to weigh in on the current conversation whether paleolithic women would have engaged in hunting, bc I think it would benefit from incorporating a main tenet of human

Jamie Corkhill

eithermonad

Software projects contain two types of complexity - essential complexity & accidental complexity. The former is inherent to the problem being solved. The latter arises from the solution, from the

The Medical SHO

admit_medics

Purple Urine Bag Syndrome (PUBS): a thread. This week, I was called to see a patient on the Stroke ward as the nurses had reported purple urine in her catheter

Ewan Birney

ewanbirney

There are debates - important debates - to have in these COVID times, but there are some either stupid debates or misguided in my view debates. Here's my list with

Luke Mackle

LukeBMM

Interesting article, but I think it falls foul of the same charges of over simplification that the authors levy against policy-makers in evoking the 'financial colonialism' narrative.A couple of thoughts.https://twitter.com/EmmaMAsh

autistictic

autistictic

I really need people to understand the difference between advocating for someone, and speaking for them.Unless someone tells you exactly what to say, you don‘t „speak for them“.You are still

Robert Riggins

serveleadcoach

See a lot of coaches posting to design practice to cater to an athletes “learning style”. I’d recommend looking more into the lack research in regards to learning styles theory.

Matt Bury, MA ODE

matbury

Can we please stop talking about Google's & Microsoft's office platforms as if they were learning management systems/virtual learning environments? I get it that teachers are already familiar with them

Tim Howles

AimeTim

1/ The first chapter of 'Où suis-je?' (which I covered in my previous thread) established Latour’s Gaian conceptualisation of humans as those who construct & extend outwards the interior of

💎holyweather🌞

upoutandaway

I know it's unfashionable to say things like this BUTKids tend to underestimate how much their teachers care about them. A lot of people grow up and never realise that

Brandon Bradford

BrandonLBradfor

The idea that we don't understand Republicans or Trump voters is a myth. We know who they are. We know what they want. We know what they are afraid of.

Steph McKay, MPH

stephmckay1

I can’t express how much this article frustrates me, esp by pitting teachers and unions against science. Where is the trust in teachers? Teachers are underpaid / working the equivalent

Elliot Haspel

ehaspel

The following things can be true at the same time:A) Many children are absorbing severe harm from remote schooling -- academically, socioemotionally, and to their physical well-being B) Schools, when

Peter Kirwan

DrPeteKirwan

This is an interesting read on the myths/problematic maths that underpin the ‘grade inflation’ narrative, but I want to add a further perspective on why proportions of grades are up

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