Would you be interested in learning more about how to navigate learning science and education research?
Like if I did a seminar or workshop or some kind of live video to answer your questions.
I feel like there are so many people working on innovating education and learning sciences is rarely being considered appropriately. I think that is mainly because science is daunting. But it doesn’t have to be.
As a teacher turned researcher, I think I can help anyone understand how to navigate learning sciences.
Would you want to learn more about navigating learning sciences?
I think in the long run you are correct. The vouchers are a slippery slope to get oversight and eventually control over private and homeschooling. But in the shorterm vouchers are doing beneficial work.
1. They are offering families money towards alternative school options
2. And because private schools must do one standardized test a year they are exposing failing schools that were grade inflating their families.
But eventually the govt will cut 1. And expand 2. We see this in every govt program: social security, Florida bright futures scholarships etc
I need vouchers now for my "school" and hopefully get enough traction to later offer families an alternative without needing vouchers for when the govt ruins it.
Just my opinion
Has anyone else noticed that its getting more difficult to type on your phone?
Like a definite increase in misspelled words.
My wife and sister have noticed it too.
Whats causing that?
Ai this, Ai that. I want an Ai washing machine that analyzes the clothes and automatically sets the washing settings, cold or hot water, low or high spin etc
This is how science is supposed to work. You have one scientist who conducts a study and makes a claim. Then a bunch of haters test the claim doing their own studies. The result is a bunch of scientists getting us closer to the truth.
I think the child and adult are happiest when they are doing their purpose. For children their purpose is typically to learn and learn things that are meaningful to them. For adults their purpose becomes more specified.
I feel like the term "working" is not specific enough and thus becomes inaccurate. A child could work on meaningless worksheets, they are no more happy than an adult who is working as a store clerk who was meant to do something else like be a musician.
I need a x feed cleanse. I looked at a few political posts to keep up with election results and now I 'm getting flooded with propaganda.
I need ya'll to post non-political stuff preferably funny memes and your pets.
I'll start:
I think in the long run you are correct. The vouchers are a slippery slope to get oversight and eventually control over private and homeschooling. But in the shorterm vouchers are doing beneficial work.
1. They are offering families money towards alternative school options
2. And because private schools must do one standardized test a year they are exposing failing schools that were grade inflating their families.
But eventually the govt will cut 1. And expand 2. We see this in every govt program: social security, Florida bright futures scholarships etc
I need vouchers now for my "school" and hopefully get enough traction to later offer families an alternative without needing vouchers for when the govt ruins it.
Just my opinion