Head of Global Learning Design & Learning Sciences. Advocate for evidence-informed learning design. Blogging, reading, going to gym (mwah :)). Views are my own.
New teachers are like young swimmers. Throw them in the pool at the deep end and there's a good chance they'll drown. Give them the support and guidance they need, and theyβll possibly become top swimmers. New blog with @P_A_Kirschner
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@ChristyATucker Yes, I'll look into it. I still think it's bad that they don't communicate this change transparently so that you can make a decision before it kicks in.
Wow, @WordPress, since when are the ads so prominent in a free WordPress version? That is pretty horrible. What a 'subtle' way to push customers towards your paid model. Ugh.
@DonaldClark@P_A_Kirschner This really depends on the country, @DonaldClark. For example, in the Netherlands one of the biggest challenges is that teachers are not taught didactics properly. They do a lot of practical stuff yet a lot of it is fluffy and not focused on evidence-informed teaching.
@britz@WordPress Money as an excuse for treating your customers in a lousy way. @WordPress didn't communicate any of this is a transparent manner. It just happened.
"True art generates meaning from *unexpected* connections β the exact opposite of how generative transformers and reinforcement learning works."
I think the same can be said for learning. It's not about content, but thinking, ideas, and making meaning!
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A reblog this time! We would like to share an article by @kkapp. Recently, he posted an evidence-informed article on too much interactivity in eLearning. Yes, that's a thing!
Cc @P_A_Kirschner
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So: does listening to #music improve #studying?
@DTWillingham -- who knows a thing or two about research into learning -- has a quick video to answer this question.
As always with Dr. Willingham, it's pithy, easy to understand, clear, and helpful.
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@talktoBOI@bankofireland I have the numbers, thank you. I have been sent back and forth between customer service and fraud 5 times now. Then a lovely lady was trying to help and after 20 mins of talking to her, I got disconnected and now I have to start all over again. DREADFUL menus and service.
@bankofireland this is NOT acceptable. I need to report fraud and have already been waiting for 20 mins! I keep being sent from one support line to the next and then to some kind of Vodafone voice mail box. Isn't it kind of URGENT if you need to report fraud?