I was fortunate to partake in a professional learning opportunity today by Dr. @DouglasReeves Reeves. While his overall PL presentation was focused on his recent research from “Achieving Equity and Excellence” (2020), he said some things that really got me thinking about
Confirmation bias. I think Dr. Carol Tavris (2007) said it best:
“Most people, when directly confronted by evidence that they are wrong, do not change their point of view or course of action but justify it even more tenaciously. Even irrefutable evidence is rarely enough to
@drkarenbecker What they could be doing to their bellies. I think you’re the only human I “know” on the planet who can answer this for me. Thank you so much in advance! -Jessica
@drkarenbecker I was hoping I could ask you a question. Why do my boys (English bulldog and chocolate lab) get horrible gas when I give them eggs? I know the benefits of raw eggs, and I even saw you feeding them to your pups on tv? Is it safe? When I smell funny smells, I immediately wonder
@drkarenbecker Hi, Dr. Becker! Raw feeder here! I was so relieved to watch “Pet Fooled” the other night, because it’s not often someone agreed with me that dogs should be eating raw!!! Since I can’t even get a vet to not look at me like I’m crazy when I tell them I feed my 3 boys raw,
@tttayyy22 Maybe you should just get one then 🤷🏼♀️ also, this is my first comment of all time on Twitter...and....is Ben affleck seriously following you? Can you get me his autograph? Maybe twice, so I can sell one?? Thx!
@TheTriplett@lpaigeboymom@TheTriplett can you remind me the name of the interactive white board you all used where participants could interact during a live meeting? Thank you! ❤️
My professor is going above and beyond to help me identify which courses from my master’s degree can transfer to my doctorate. I KNEW I saved this giant, 4-inch binder from master’s for a reason! 😉❤️
#MathMentor… https://t.co/CzVImFSPPC