This paper was a great team effort with @PaulYoungmin@EmilyKPenner Andrew Penner, Thad Domina, Paul Hanselman, Leah Clark. Check it out with the links below!
Paper: https://t.co/9UbZr5TmHE
WP: https://t.co/rLxfwNXdWB
We're living through a highly polarized time, economically and politically. Schools can bring us together, but are contributing to our separation. In a new
@PNASNews article, my colleagues and I document students' exposure to economically diverse school and classroom peers. ๐:
Parents often report wanting their children to be well-rounded. Schools could support this goal in part by exposing children to diverse income peers. When the top income students are isolated from others, we are missing out on helping all children thrive.
@jorymicah All Jews originated in the land we today call Israel and refer to themselves as Jews as early as 400 BCE. One account describes the origins of Askenazi Jews as originally taken as slaves from Israel by the Roman Empire which colonized Judea. From Rome, Jews went to Germany.
This also seems a good way to explain why data mining can be so dangerous and why preregistration (or only testing theoretically-motivated hypotheses) is really important.
Policies + programs that target low-income students require valid measures of economic disadvantage at the school level. Which measures accurately capture school economic disadvantage? See this new paper by @michspieg @leahclark_econ Thad Domina @viradsky@paulyoungmin @ampenner
"I like a crisp document and a messy meeting."
@JeffBezos on @lexfridman
"The document should be written with such clarity that it's like angels signing from up high."
Lots of goodness here. How it feels when everyone's reading your memo, how the process of writing it might look like.
No more bulletpoints for me!
@dandekadt Absolutely and some disciplines PowerPoint is rarely used. My little experience in anthropology spaces is that they use memos way more than PowerPoint.
We keep hearing these days how the Jews stole Palestine from its rightful owners and should be made to leave.
It's odd to hear such a claim. | George Leef https://t.co/APHaBkIyfG