Parents are busy. Almost all parents own cell phones. Sending messages can change behavior. Texting parents improves parenting habits #behavioraleconomics#earlyed#ece https://t.co/QuqGPWtjfa
Grateful for the NSECE Workforce dataset: the first nationally representative sample of paid #ECE workers, understanding their motivations, beliefs, experiences. @NORCNews@ICPSR#TuesdayThoughts
Housing study buzz: Giving families information + housing vouchers improves uptake of program from 14-54%. Is it replicable? What will effects on families and children be? Looking forward to seeing how it turns out.. https://t.co/NvhFMtf2yo @OppInsights#housing#poverty
How has well-intended education research throughout the 21st century shaped the system (and its flaws) today? Interesting reflecting by @DLabaree on the "Do No Harm" principle. What #biases affect researchers when doing their own work? https://t.co/8pEoUHSQz0 #BehavioralEconomics
"“The fool doth think he is wise, but the wise man knows himself to be a fool.”—Shakespeare" ..Dunning-Kruger effect on entertaining display: https://t.co/fzmEmf7eqK @ThisAmerLife; original study here: https://t.co/jdEpAqGgLP #behavioraleconomics
Op-Ed @nytimes on #prek; Q posed in article: "And, finally, how can new pre-K programs in cities like NYC, San Antonio and Seattle deliver it?". Translating #policy to #practice: Is there use for a #behavioralscience lens? https://t.co/GSeFJRzXyR #earlyyears
Playtime might conflict with general beliefs in broader culture about what a "real school" is, so it comes to seem like reform or innovation. #Play is not frivolous; are cultural conceptions of "real #schools" frivolous? https://t.co/1BjowzvD5Q @aishaschnell@blog_bold@Miyogman
Why is reading such an important element of early childhood? Join @MomsRising & friends for a #SummerReading twitter storm this Thursday at 2pm ET!
ECE Workers have disproportionate rates of depression: “They describe the jobs as extremely stressful, extremely demanding, but with very low status and a lot of what’s experienced as disrespect from both parents and society more generally,” @HeatherDHill2 https://t.co/j2UiFCjpsn
Bandwidth dedicated to one area of thinking depletes that which can be applied to another area. Does heightened periods of food insecurity correspond with sub-optimal financial or parenting decisions? Thanks @agpines@anika__sf for contribution. https://t.co/227MngIWaK
"The birth of my son was a joyous occasion. Still, like Kutuzov, I’m at a loss to explain it: it’s a momentous choice, but I can’t pinpoint the making of it in space or time." @joshuarothman
"Can it be that I allowed Napoleon to get as far as Moscow?” Tolstoy’s General Kutuzov wonders. “When was it decided? Was it yesterday, when I sent Platov the order to retreat, or was it the evening before, when I dozed off & told Bennigsen to give the orders? Or still earlier?”