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“If this study doesn’t put the nail in the coffin of academic training to little children, it’s hard to imagine what will.” https://t.co/rXf9cTjuG2 Shocking Results of a 10-Year Study of Pre-K
Here's a great review of where we are in the trigger warning debate. It's not just that they don't help; they might actively harm some students with anxiety, over the long run. From @JeffreyASnyder and @AmnaUncensored
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.@usedgov released final regulations today providing crucial free speech and religious liberty protections for students at America’s public college campuses.
Institutions that violate those core rights will risk losing access to federal education grants.
https://t.co/Gvk4tlTpV4
Us vs Them "tribalisms demand to know whose side I am on. I am expected to swap one form of assimilation “theirs” for another kind of conformity “ours.” viewpoint diversity values me for my individuality. It liberates me from having to be an avatar of somebody else’s narrative."
“Humans, universally, respond badly to being blamed… the ego kicks in as a shield whenever we feel threatened. For tough conversations to succeed, emotional defenses must be lowered all-around…”
By @IrshadManji in Heterodox: The HxA Blog:
https://t.co/eAm52QyMtA
If you wonder why fully half of conservative Republicans say they don’t trust the New York Times, @JonHaidt, @nsaclu, @sapinker & I wrote this for @politico: One example of a troubling journalistic practice that feeds partisan media polarization.
https://t.co/2HrXzKssge
“Women have a lot more to say about how universities are run and the content of the classes than when I was an undergraduate… men were used to running them as men’s clubs… I think it’s good that it’s quite different…”
@mroth78 w/guest-host @Imhardcory:
https://t.co/YMFNPqiXe3
My visionary @NYUStern colleague @profgalloway offers predictions about the future of higher ed, with elite schools partnering with big tech and many 2nd tier schools going out of business.
https://t.co/QSh6YvTivB
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The IQ deniers are out in force today. So, I'm reposting the 35 myths about human intelligence that my upcoming book addresses.
https://t.co/R8aNVcRkoS
Scholarly critique, holiday style:
If unsure, ask a question instead of making an assertion
If your argument relies on assuming others' intentions, probably not a good argument
If your argument must invoke another's identity, probably not a good argument
Reduce judgmentalism
Before arguing with friends or family around the Thanksgiving table, take a look at the science behind arguing better. And it'll never hurt to try this: "Listen to people, get them to think about their own experience, and highlight your common humanity." https://t.co/AZC9kpqoqx