#Environments

Dr Joanna Tai

DrJoannaT

We're now onto @CarlessDavid starting the first keynote on teacher feedback literacy - after a nice quip about feedback on driving - and his slides are available here: https://www.slideshare.net/DavidCarless1/teacher-feedback-literacy-d

Rodrigo Cardoso

RdgCardoso

1/ The more I read about nursing during the pandemic the more I understand why it all started with nuns/sisters: they had no family life or concerns, would accept orders

christa⁷ 💜 happy hobiuary!

ryuminating

In psychology, we call this "winning together" approach Positive Interdependence. PI encourages ppl to help each other do well because the belief is that success is shared and one person's

Muge Cevik

mugecevik

A lot of discussion recently about transmission dynamics, most of which are extrapolated from viral loads & estimates. What does contact tracing/community testing data tell us about actual probability of

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Unialien

Yes!! Let's do this! I'm @Unialien, freelance concept artist working on my personal project! I do amazing creative alien creatures, characters and environments scifi/fantasy. #BOOSTALONGSMALL #BOOSTALONG #BOOSTALONGBIG #BOOSTALONGM

Stephen McDonell

StephenMcDonell

The @WHO presser in #Wuhan has started with the leader of the Chinese team Liang Wennian going through the kinda boring history of setting up the inquiry, terms of reference

Curtis Einsmann

curtiseinsmann

How coding changes your thinking: Coding forces you to solve problems within the rigorous constraints of computing environments.It drives you to cultivate logic based creativity. It engages many areas

Rock Lab Strasbourg

LDR_Strasbourg

THREADPaper just accepted in EPSL about solid-state sintering, led by Amy Ryan @UBCeoas! Solid-state sintering is a process in which crystalline clasts coalesce in the absence of fluids/melt. It occurs

Alexandra Mihai

Anda19

Looking for a piece of advice on establishing your online *teacher presence*? Here are my tips for creating meaningful connections with your students.1/ 1. Partnership. Effective teaching is *not* a

getting used to the new normal

dfergusson

The well-researched, nuanced, and insightful critiques of the blunt-force Bogotá-style “ban cars” pieces are making a lot of urbanists feel defensive, and I think there’s a few reasons why: 1)

fatalexe

FatalFatalexe

Thread: VeChain CEO and Co-Founder @sunshinelu24 is sharing "Last Mile to Mass Adoptions" in #WAIC2020. Follow this thread for some key summary and translations! The biggest advantages of #blockchain is

Football Beyond Borders

FBeyondBorders

Less than half of state schools offer counselling for students. In light of #Covid19 there needs to be urgent government action to improve this and ensure young people are supported

AutisticSciencePerson

AutSciPerson

Let's talk about demands.Parents are taught too often that children "must" do certain things.Here's how you can assess whether it is truly a "must."1/10 1. Am I making assumptions about

Meike Esther, PhD

Meikeesther1

Virtual/distanced lab rotations are not optimal, but they do show how the lab responds to stressful situations. And that is invaluable information as the pandemic won’t be the last stressful

💀 damned sinker 💀

dansinker

It's remarkable that *one year later* we're seeing the same mistakes play out with the UK strain as with original covid. Europe is getting hammered and locking down harder than

Todd Gamblin

tgamblin

Going to rant about PATHs a bit.The idea of search paths like PATH, LD_LIBRARY_PATH, PYTHONPATH, etc. dates back to MULTICS in 1969 and hasn’t really changed since.Paths are cool because

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