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[Sisko Kid @jarrodsisk]

@CBSScottWhite How do you sign up for the newsletter? I looked online and cannot find it. Thanks!

[Sisko Kid @jarrodsisk]

@elonmusk This is the same thing subsidies do for private businesses. We should eliminate these as well and let businesses fail if they cannot compete effectively. Also, break up big businesses so there is competition. Why don't private businesses also request this?

[Sisko Kid @jarrodsisk]

@BillSimmons @TheRewatchables @ChrisRyan77 @VanLathan The Federal Reserve Bank of New York's vault holds approximately 6,331 metric tons of gold, which is equivalent to roughly 507,000 gold bars, the market value of this gold is significantly higher, estimated to be over $500 billion

[Sisko Kid @jarrodsisk]

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[Sisko Kid @jarrodsisk]

@AdamMGrant Adam I really like your books. I am sure this will get me thinking!

[Adam Grant @AdamMGrant]

I’m giving away 100 signed copies of my new book #HiddenPotential.
To enter, retweet and comment by 10/21 at 11:59pm.

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[New York Mets @Mets]

Repost this for your chance to win a pair of #Mets tickets and a meal at #patsyspizza up to $100, courtesy of Patsy’s Pizzeria!

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[Sisko Kid @jarrodsisk]

I just subscribed to Bedtime Baseball https://t.co/hpWjbVPVNK

[Blake Harvard @effortfuleduktr]

Teachers, you've probably seen/heard this quote:

“No significant learning can occur without a significant relationship.” – Dr. James Comer

I'd be willing to bet the quote was used out of context and incorrectly.

See below for clarification:

https://t.co/h8dGD2gUoC

#mcslearn

[Sisko Kid @jarrodsisk]

Relationships and Learning: Clarification on a Popular Quote https://t.co/bsOhoexscX via @effortfuleduktr

[The Intellectualist @highbrow_nobrow]

🔭 In 1995, American astronomer Carl Sagan predicted what a future American society could look like.

His forecast has been proven prescient.

Read below.

[Sisko Kid @jarrodsisk]

⚽ 1 big thing: Excellence over success https://t.co/4ojnBQ7SJT #axiosfinishline

[donnie piercey ⚾ @mrpiercEy]

Yes, #chatGPT can grade and give feedback on student writing in seconds. First, start a new chat and tell it to "Read this rubric. I am about to have you grade some student work using it. Explain to me why you grade each piece as you do. Do you understand?" #AIinEDU

[Sisko Kid @jarrodsisk]

10 things to know about how social media affects teens' brains https://t.co/bvxavBDNct

[New York Times Opinion @nytopinion]

When you’re analyzing the effects of a technological shock it’s useful to analyze the society that existed just as the shock arrived, says @DouthatNYT. Social media entered into a world experiencing the triumph of a certain kind of social liberalism. https://t.co/JLpgMpobay

[Evidence Based Education @EvidenceInEdu]

Does anyone have a favourite element from the Model for Great Teaching? One you're most interested in, facinated by or care about most?

We'd love to know.

It's way harder than choosing between chocolate or crisps, and we think that's really hard.

[Sisko Kid @jarrodsisk]

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[Chris Murphy 🟧 @ChrisMurphyCT]

"The story of American mass murder is not a story of broken brains, paranoia, grudge or grievance. It's a story of how easily people in crisis can get their hands on weapons of mass destruction."

[Jay Cuda @JayCuda]

Rarity of events in MLB games (individual, not team)

[Sisko Kid @jarrodsisk]

What’s the Matter with Men? https://t.co/XIym5vBDcO via @NewYorker