Baby boomers did a pretty good job teaching their millennial daughters that they could be anything they wanted to be and a pretty terrible job of preparing their sons for what that would mean for them as husbands and fathers
Great timing of this podcast pulled from the @modernclassproj archives: looking forward to finishing the free course and trying to implement #modernclassroomproject in enviro sci, horticulture, vet sci and UHS dairy/livestock next year, where whole group discussion is SO critical
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Taking a few minutes at the start of class to connect with students pays off throughout the year in student behaviors and productivity. https://t.co/4eX0r1ZSJi
Looking for youth leadership book suggestions for my #ffa officer team in their officer retreat resources. 10th-12th grade. #leadership#BookRecommendations
I have been thinking a lot about how to better engage students while teaching virtually and found a great resource that provides engagement strategies that I hope you find as helpful as I do! #psuaged22 @FosterDanielD
https://t.co/4393SjeMDC
You may think I sound like a broken record. But I’m just saying it louder for those who think this is semantics or a free lunch for ag. No one is saying that methane does not warm the planet, only that it warms differently than stock gases and we can leverage that fact. 4/
We need to rethink methane from ag, because it doesn’t warm like fossil CO2. Methane persists in the air for 12 years before most is removed. CO2 lasts for 1000 years, building up and warming long after it’s emitted. Here's a deep dive into ag CH4: 2/ https://t.co/xGBhExhh0K
THREAD:
Accounting correctly for methane’s short-lived nature isn’t greenwashing, it’s science. This great paper reinforces what we at @UCDavisCLEAR have been saying – agriculture methane warms differently than fossil CO2. 1/
LINK: https://t.co/sbkT902Aw3
I just posted a WP article stating that Subway’s tuna is not tuna and maybe not even fish. Here, NPR reports that Ireland's Supreme Court rules that Subway’s bread is not bread either. Can we please sell REAL food again! | NPR https://t.co/zlOA7BQNkK