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NEW BLOG — The best way to prepare for Artificial Intelligence is with Actual Intelligence. From Daniel Pereira and I at TeacherGoals.

NEW BLOG — The best way to prepare for Artificial Intelligence is with Actual Intelligence. From Daniel Pereira and I at TeacherGoals.

Here’s a fascinating story on archaeology with a B-plot around peer review and its potential need for reform. Makes me want to read up on both.
washingtonpost.com/science/2024/0…

A thoughtful piece, and a great example of why media literacy isn’t just for kids and digital neophytes. Do our districts have a measured way to evaluate curriculum and curriculum reviews? (Sorry for the pun there. 🤓)

#scienceofteasing ?

Here are some other things I’d want a new-to-research teacher to check out. (I’ll keep this to short, free stuff that is super accessible, so no books.) I already shared 1, so we’ll start from there…🧵

This sounds exciting! 👇🏼 Really exciting, actually.

Andrew is the real deal. I’d strongly recommend time with him even if it were in the Arctic. But Santa Barbara? STRONGLY recommend anything he does. In my view, he’s a credit to our field and the kind of instructor we all wish for.

Just did my first authors’ day for fiction! (They don’t do these for books on pedagogy! 😂) Thanks to all of you who have and continue to support this project! Tell your friends! TeacherGoals gramandgran.com

Are you in/near NJ? Come stop by to chat about Gram and Gran Save the Summer! Very excited to be on the other side of the table at an author festival! What a cool event from West Orange Schools! TeacherGoals

On the face of it, this is a funny mistake (no, not an oxymoron). But, when you're in the context (the walk between Jubilee Line & West Ham overground) you understand that within the unavoidable right-hand turn, one must keep left.
How many tweets are similarly misunderstood?

Big yes. This is such an important point for research literacy. 👇🏼 Was looking at a meta-study just the other day where the definitions were almost counterintuitive to me. Always worth checking what researchers mean by their terms, even if they *seem* like common words.