When I hear 200,000 deaths, I think of the empty chairs at dining room tables all across the country, which just months ago were filled by loved ones.
It didn’t have to be this bad.
@awalkerinLA Even got out the ol' graphing calculator. Truly a compelling pandemic diversion, felt better than the amateur epidemiology of the early days 😬
@awalkerinLA SO REAL. I ended up reading research papers published in 1976 yesterday in an effort to not only understand how AQI is calculated but also why it's calculated that way? Because that's what my husband and I were arguing about?
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If you’re on the west coast under satan’s blanket of smoke and are starting to go extra extra bonkers because not only can you not go out because of the pandemic but also because of the smoke, and also you can’t work out, and also it’s been dark for 96 hours: yes.
@dtkung At least, based on my experience as a participant! In breakout rooms with people I don't know well. As I'm saying this, I'm realizing I should try stable groups for awhile.
@dtkung They're missing the little connections, shared looks, snarky comments about the class, the ability to complement someone on their cool pencil, etc etc and it takes time in breakouts to build enough rapport to share thinking.
"So you don't want students to be led like sheep on a death march to the quadratic formula."
I never miss a Treisman interview. https://t.co/SR24gom07B