@NPR Here are some tips to help you spot misinformation online:
🤔 Exercise skepticism
📱 Understand the misinformation landscape
🕵🏽♀️ Investigate what you're seeing
🔎 Pay extra attention to emotionally charged, divisive topics https://t.co/Rdm2MljTXN
RT @SmartColleges: “It’s the intro courses in the #humanities and social sciences—often regarded as hurdles one must overcome before the ‘real work’ of major-specific courses begins—that serve as the bulwark against authoritarianism.” #LiberalArts
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High levels of stress can have drastic effects on people's bodies.
Now at least 8 months into the pandemic, more and more Americans are reporting headaches, stomach problems, hair loss, autoimmune flare-ups, and other symptoms of chronic stress.
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Here are 5 strategies to help you reduce stress:
⛹🏽♀️ exercise
👯♀️ cultivate friendships
🧘🏻♂️ learn meditation or relaxation techniques
🍎 eat well
👩🏾⚕️ seek help for anxiety disorders #WorldMentalHealthDay https://t.co/6FVDuxEnW3
Jenny Bergeron, director of educational research and evaluation at @Harvard, explores considerations about validity that faculty and assessment professionals should consider as they design curricula, assignments, & assessments in new teaching environments. https://t.co/4kMh3JK1WT
@KateDMcConnell @njankow There seems to be an important lesson for educators in here as well. While any one of us is limited in what we can accomplish by ourselves, think about what we could accomplish if we all worked together toward a common set of goals / outcomes!
About those "murder hornets": Japanese honeybees defend themselves by swarming the hornets & vibrating their wing muscles. This is called "heatballing." It raises the temperature and CO2 levels inside the ball. The hornets cook and choke to death.
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@edyong209 So honeybees defend themselves against a mortal enemy by working together cooperatively. Hmm ... seems like there’s a lesson for us in there somewhere.
We're recognizing #DenimDay tomorrow by wearing jeans to raise awareness of rape and sexual assault. Our Teal Rope cadets put together a video to share why they're participating. Use #standupUSAFA to show your support! https://t.co/tBlGIh3W3c
@joshua_r_eyler I read a tweet yesterday suggesting that this is the trolley problem, but the most important thing is apparently how to save the trolley.