FantasticalEconomics, to Economics
@FantasticalEconomics@geekdom.social avatar

I've been on here a few years, probably time for an !

I , , and because it's what I know.

I discuss and because I believe they are important (and for the same reason).

I research , pedagogy, and grades because incentives matter, especially in .

I read and and just for the fun of it.

ProPublica, to ukteachers
@ProPublica@newsie.social avatar

A District’s Reliance on to Ticket Students Is Discriminatory, Civil Rights Complaint Says

Two civil rights groups are asking the US Dept. of to force the third-largest district in to stop discriminatory discipline that involves police.

https://www.propublica.org/article/federal-civil-rights-complaint-rockford-illinois-schools

z_everson, to ukteachers
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shojiwax, to climate
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“in Norway they tax the fossil fuel industry and give kids free university education, in Australia we subsidise the fossil fuel industry and charge kids a fortune to go to university.”

— Richard Dennis

RadicalAnthro, to Seinfeld
@RadicalAnthro@c.im avatar

A few years old but a very neat piece from evolutionary #anthropologist Karen #Kramer. How do children learn best? Packed into same-age classrooms listening to an adult?

'...work among with the Pumé of Venezuela and the Maya living in the Yucatan Peninsula—resoundingly suggests that they learn from one another.'
...
'IN THE CHILD-populous world of hunter-gatherers, little separates the spheres of adults and children. The places they work, play, relax, and sleep are not segregated. Privacy, alone time, and adult-only spaces are concepts unknown to the Pumé, for example. They live in open-walled structures that children freely run in and out of without requesting entry. Pumé children also aren’t restricted from what might be considered adult spaces and activities, such as menstrual huts (special structures where women in many traditional societies go for the few days a month when they menstruate), watching births, being around the dying, or participating in all-night social dances, called tohé, where the band joins together to sing, conduct healings, and tell stories.'

#education #childcare #childdevelopment #play #Pumé #huntergatherers #anthropology

https://www.sapiens.org/culture/children-social-learning/

ChrisMayLA6, to ukteachers
@ChrisMayLA6@zirk.us avatar

Parents are increasingly taking their children out of school & home schooling them, with the most reported reason being the mental health of their children.

To some extent, the pandemic normalised the idea of children learning from home, so we might wonder whether the threshold for concern prompting a turn to home schooling has lowered.

But, it also suggests the impact on children of the myriad crisis that have engulfed school in recent years.

#education #mentalhealth
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/cg3382380vko

endDRM, to ukteachers
@endDRM@hostux.social avatar

DRM restricts the important freedoms that people need to teach and learn. Help the FSF in its mission to end DRM. Donate to the FSF to help bring free software to every learning environment around the world. https://donate.fsf.org/

ChrisMayLA6, to ukteachers
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I agree with Kenan Malik; behind the increasingly instrumental view of university education (that it should be judged by what it does for your subsequent career & earning potential), lies a class-based assessment of who should benefit from education at all.

The working class do not deserve the humanistic value of education but rather must be trained in work skills... while the privileged should be able to buy the benefits of enlightenment!


https://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/article/2024/jun/02/the-affluent-can-have-their-souls-enriched-at-university-so-why-not-the-poor-as-well

shekinahcancook, to linguistics
@shekinahcancook@babka.social avatar

How the Brain Processes Different Components of Language - Moving beyond neural localization of language. Posted May 28, 2024

"...This is in line with recent ideas about a "cortical mosaic" architecture for linguistic structure within overlapping portions of posterior temporal and inferior frontal cortices for processing demands that bias syntactic and semantic computations, whereby, for example, effects of composition can be found within a narrow strip of tissue within the broader lexicality-sensitive cortical sites (a spatial mosaic), or where different demands of sentence-level inferential semantics can be detected over closely overlapping temporal windows within a small area of cortex (a spatiotemporal mosaic)..."

https://www.psychologytoday.com/us/blog/language-and-its-place-in-nature/202405/how-the-brain-processes-different-components-of

Your brain is a big interconnected mosaic, not a nice neat clearly labeled filing cabinet, lol.

#Language #Linguistics #Brain #Psychology #Learning #Education

ProPublica, to disability
@ProPublica@newsie.social avatar

Education Department Hindered an Abuse Investigation at Boarding School for Youth

A judge ruled that the agency must cooperate in a rights investigation into Shrub Oak International School, which charges up to $573K/year but has no meaningful oversight.

A ProPublica investigation found that would-be whistleblowers could not get state authorities to intervene at the .

https://www.propublica.org/article/ny-education-department-abuse-investigation-shrub-oak-international-school

dmacphee, to ukteachers
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Sask. teachers narrowly reject province's latest contract offer

“"The result of this vote is a message to government and the Saskatchewan School Boards Association (SSBA) that teachers need to see real changes to classroom complexity and compensation. In feedback from members, we heard clearly that their priorities haven't been adequately addressed."
#Saskatchewan #Education #Skpoli

https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/saskatchewan/teacher-contract-vote-result-1.7219686

martinenyx, to politics
@martinenyx@me.dm avatar

In all seriousness, I find that Trump supporters and Putin supporters are very alike, just like all supporters of far-right populist leaders everywhere, specifically in that they are: extremely ignorant, genuinely racist, and easily swayed by angry nationalistic rhetoric.

janettespeyer, to ukteachers
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Are you a blogger, publisher, educator or business new to #flipboard? Here’s some helpful tips to get you started.
Everybody is jumping on the bandwagon so learn how to use this amazing platform with these simple one minute videos. https://youtube.com/@janettespeyer2069?feature=shared #flipboardusergroup #education #business #blogging #journalism #publishing

kalfatermann, to ukteachers German
@kalfatermann@mastodon.social avatar

[Quote:] @StillIRise1963 "It’s too late for us, BUT IT’S NOT TOO LATE FOR OUR KIDS AND GRANDKIDS. Fight for them."

https://mastodon.world/@StillIRise1963/112530245647886081

#Love #Education #ForTheChildren #ForTheirFuture #FCKTRUMP #AWimpNotAPresident

Further thoughts:

discoursology, to ukteachers
@discoursology@social.coop avatar

Nice reminder from Florian Waldow (Humboldt Uni) that "utopia" is spatial and not at all temporal. Today's usage as future-oriented should really be "Uchronia".

NW23 online seminar #ecer2024 #nice #futures #education #utopia

mpjgregoire, (edited ) to politics
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"[H]ighly-educated people [...] tend to be significantly worse at gauging others’ political beliefs, often assuming other people are much more extreme or dogmatic than they actually seem to be. This is perhaps because, compared to the general public, highly-educated or intelligent people tend to be more ideological in their thinking, more ideologically rigid, and more extreme in their ideological leanings."

#MusaAlGharbi

https://musaalgharbi.substack.com/p/smugness-partisan-diploma-divide

1/3

#politics #education

shekinahcancook, to Theatre
@shekinahcancook@babka.social avatar

Neoliberal economics is killing the arts
By Tim Lutton, originally published by Red Pepper May 28, 2024

"...As a society, we must resist art-as-capital, where it is reduced to pure exchange value in a market of commodities. There, any politically-charged and counter-hegemonic content is rendered powerless, constituted as a stable harmonisation of the dominant socio-political order and drowning out all contradictions.

...In the present era, the tendency towards total marketisation of artistic production accompanies perpetual austerity and an atomised rentier economy that is shrinking public and social life. Without a rupture from neoliberal capitalism in general, the means to make new, generative and disruptive art disappears, and much else that is meaningful in our lives will follow after. The rest is silence."

https://www.resilience.org/stories/2024-05-28/neoliberal-economics-is-killing-the-arts/

#ArtHistory #PredatoryCapitalism #Orchestra #Theatre #Arts #Museum #Exhibition #Education #NeoLiberalism #Culture

meoutloud, to ukteachers
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Season 1 of the Galactic Cow launched in 2023, and we're starting work on Season 2. It's a great time to revisit your favorite episodes, or listen for the first time. If you are interested in what role education could play in our growth as a species ♥

(PS - you should definitely subscribe to our Substack!)


@edutooters @edutooter @teaching

https://galacticcow.substack.com/p/introducing-the-galactic-cow

ProPublica, to ethelcain
@ProPublica@newsie.social avatar

How an #Alabama Town Staved Off #School Resegregation

In 1971, every Black student walked out of this school in protest. A large majority stayed out for nearly the entire school year.

What happened next separates Thomasville from many other Black Belt areas.

#News #Education #Schools #Southeast #Segregation #Race #Teacher #Students

https://www.propublica.org/article/thomasville-alabama-segregation-academies

DukeDuke, to science
@DukeDuke@mastodon.social avatar

Your Wednesday Wisdom from Neil dGT-

#Human #Science #Knowledge #Adult #Education

publicvoit, to email
@publicvoit@graz.social avatar

Did I already mention that I do find it very sad that inline quoting with interleaved style is not a thing in typical business #email environments? 😔

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Posting_style#Interleaved_style

My guess: mainly mostly because #Outlook is bad at it and most people have never learned about it either.

#PIM #education

thejapantimes, to Japan
@thejapantimes@mastodon.social avatar

Japan's education ministry will fully exempt teachers at elementary, junior high and senior high schools from repaying scholarship loans they took out during their graduate studies. https://www.japantimes.co.jp/news/2024/05/29/japan/society/teachers-scholarship-loans/

Fanua, to ukteachers
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First of its Kind Medical School in Cherokee Nation Graduates First Class of Doctors

In 2020, GNN reported that the inaugural class of the nation’s first medical college on a Native American reservation had begun their studies. Well now, they’ve just graduated.

#Cherokee #CherokeeNation #Indigenous #education

https://www.goodnewsnetwork.org/46-students-become-first-ever-graduates-from-college-of-native-american-medicine-at-osu/

br00t4c, to DadBin
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