#Studies

Dr. Betsy Wolf

betsyjwolf

As a quantitative researcher in education, I have a lot of thoughts about “objectivity” and “conflicts of interest”. To be clear, I LOVE education research. I think it provides value.

Jherane

Jherane_

The way we centre white women and erase the power dynamics of slavery & race in the retellings of Salem Witch Trials... https://twitter.com/NaijaFlyingDr/status/1287331967378370565 The fear of African, Afro-Caribbean, and Native

Cian McCarthy

CianPMcCarthy

Now out in @JACCJournals we present interesting data from the largest, and first national, study of Type 2 MI in the United States! @JJheart_doc @DhavalKolte @jasonwasfy @mvaduganathan @MGHHeartHealth https://www.jacc.org/doi/10.1016/j.jacc

Dr. Saskia Popescu

SaskiaPopescu

A couple of things to unpack from this before hitting the panic button... first, concerns for toilet plumes aren’t new (ahem, norovirus) (1/x) Flushing may release coronavirus-containing ‘toilet plumes’ -

James Gadsby Peet

Gadsby

Lots of chat about charity hiring at the mo - but just having salaries on ads isn't enough to fix this fundamentally broken and unfair process. The awesome @tessacooper5 and

EngLangBlog

EngLangBlog

Following on from the @EngMediaCentre child language course on Tuesday, here are a few links that I mentioned or resources that you might find helpful. The Language 0-5 project have

Noah Smith 🐇

Noahpinion

1/OK let's talk about immigration and wages.Lots of people think immigration reduces wages, at least for some groups of native-born workers.It is very difficult if not impossible to dissuade them

Emma V PhD

emmahvossen

I don't trust anyone who only cites other academics in their writing. Especially in game studies where the majority of critical and smart writing about games is NOT academic writing.

Dr. Theresa Chapple

Theresa_Chapple

My thoughts on the study from Wisconsin schools- a "COVID-19 Cases and Transmission in 17 K–12 Schools — Wood County, Wisconsin, August 31–November 29, 2020 | MMWR"https://www.cdc.gov/mmwr/volumes/70/wr/mm7004e3.htm?s_cid=mm

Erica Hsiung Wojcik

ewojcik

If you're teaching developmental psychology, neuroscience, research methods, clinical, or intro to psych (well, really ANY psych class) in the fall, consider teaching about the racism and bad science behind

not not anna

notnotanna

ben shapiro actually had a good take on his podcast the other day aboutleft wing authoritarianism.i’ll include some studies he talked about, and my fellow independents won’t have to listen

Harry Fletcher-Wood

HFletcherWood

1) Feedback is great, right? The meta-analyses show it is - but this fascinating study by Stefan Ekecrantz takes those meta-analyses apart. He examines Hattie and Timperley; they rely on

Tarunabh Khaitan

tarunkhaitan

Today's reading suggestion: classic piece on separation of powers by Prof Ackerman, arguing against the export of the US Presidential model. Those in India who think isomorphic mimicry of the

The Sp⚽️rts Physio

AdamMeakins

Right then let’s see if this works on Twitter... An Instagram post/thread about lifting with a flexed spine (part 1) 1/8 The advice from most healthcare professionals, not to mention

Kristopher Nordstrom

KrisNordstrom

Can anyone point me to a story on yesterday's @NC_Governor and @CTruittNCDPI press conference that pushes back on their highly-disputed (I'd say discredited) views that kids are less likely to

JW Mason

JWMason1

This is shocking irresponsible. The study Oster is promoting here piles unsupported assumption on unsupported assumption to produce a wildly speculative number ("estimate" is too generous) for purported deaths from

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