NC A&T State University - Chair, Dept. of Economics. #NCATEconomics produces high achieving graduates. Promoting pedagogical innovation and change in higher ed.
In the classroom, the implications of working memory and its limits are at least as important for teachers as they are for students... If, for example, you write down observations as you circulate...
@LDJEconomics@CSBSJU@simkins_econ Louis: Thank you for sharing this! A happy surprise to see it! I've posted a couple replies with the @CSBSJU post noting my SJU roots (also in the university press release about the award, linked there).
@SJUAlumni 2: ... and great economics major peers, including Michael Hemesath (yes, that one) and Paul Cerkvenik. As many have said before, my time at St. John's was foundational in many ways. For teaching, always my touchstone.
@SJUAlumni Thanks so much for this post! Didn't see that coming! In the press release, there's a shout-out to my time at St. John's and the great professors I had classes from and conversations with: Joe Friedrich, Fr. Rene McGraw, Steve Humphrey, Fr. Hilary Thimmesh, Dan Finn, and more...
@Bryant17Rizzo44@LDJEconomics@CSBSJU Louis - I really like this. We should have done this "back in the day" when I was an economics student at SJU. Wait... it would have been a chalkboard then!
Can attest to this. Pretty much sums up my COVID treatment experience during three weeks in the hospital in August. A month or two earlier, outcome and treatment could have been different.
4 changes doctors have made to better treat Covid-19 patients https://t.co/FPnVD9bo4Z
@TeachBetterCo Doug and George: This is fantastic! Congratulations! I want to touch bases with the two of you about a different project when I’m done recuperating from COVID.
"We imagine that if a student runs out of money, it's because they spent it on pizza, when the truth is they spent it helping mom keep the lights on." @saragoldrickrab@hari#COVID19#AmanpourPBS
Would love to see this project expand, so we could see how faculty quality compares to class size. To what extent can faculty quality mitigate class-size problems?
Also useful for those promoting evidence-based pedagogical change in higher education. It is well known that data alone won't change behavior, but data (information) is a necessary FIRST condition to changing behavior.
New finding, relevant to doctors, lawyers, politicians, experts generally: If you want to persuade people, give information first, & THEN opinion - that's more effective than opinion first, then information. @R_Thaler@DLeonhardt@1969ajo@SamanthaJPower
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