@mattyglesias When I was in grad school we were reviewing instructional and educational theory, we could choose the theory to write about. No one chose direct instruction, but positive behavioral support was extreme popular. This was 25 yrs ago.
@leftytgirl@edudissenter@thomaschattwill The school in the article spends 52,000 dollars per child and has a 1:10 adult to child ratio. I’m assuming you are a troll account.
@herandrews Forget the education debate, the mortifying part is being a teenager and knowing your mother published an essay in the NYT telling the entire country about your academic https://t.co/ZiO7dGEj9p kid would kill me.
@jp__hooper@abdoulllmuhd Yeah maybe a couple of times, but persistent stimulation of the Moro and poor neck stability with the head flopping around like that will result in a brain bleed. This is terrible to watch. That baby needs blow by or cpap or something if it truly isn’t breathing.
@Rukutete@abdoulllmuhd That is NOT how you stimulate a baby to breathe. Especially with extreme prematurity. That’s a terrible brain bleed in the making.
@harryjsisson Why? A rich person funding a program seems like it makes more sense than middle class people being taxed to do it? Is abortion really a “social” service? Maybe an “individual liberty” but a “social” one? Sounds Eugenicsy.
@omgsidewalks You think the state will pay you to live in a cottage making art in gardening while you feel things? Is that how it worked in Soviet Russia?