#STEM teaching

[dannysciencefix]

EEF: Improving Primary Science Guidance Report

This week The Education Endowment Foundation have released its new ‘Improving Primary Science’ guidance report .The EEF say, ‘High-quality primary science teaching builds pupils’ curiosity and critical thinking, helping them to build a coherent understanding of the world around them. It’s also crucial from a social mobility point of view, opening children’s minds to the opportunities they could…

[chawliekin]

and if I said that dennis’ insistence on being the breadwinner/provider despite literally being a pampered princess who dgaf about traditional roles of masculinity in every other regard (aside from ego) is because his mom only stayed with/chose frank for his wealth and dennis is highly aware that he’s difficult to love and unable to show his emotions openly so he has to be contributing something to the relationship materially in order to feel like he’s worth staying for… and mac grew up with parents who were extremely ambivalent to him and eachother so he has to overcompensate by proving his worth at every given moment and seeking praise/validation from people (and religious icons) who will never demonstrate the same amount of dedication to him but he has no idea how else to desperately keep himself close to those he loves other than by eroding himself into something they’ll approve of… dear god they’re both exactly what the other needs — someone who can’t and won’t leave them even if they try — and they don’t even see it…

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18/06/24 || Tuesday

As much as I complain about it, this internship has taught me more in two weeks than I have learnt probably all my life. Research is fun, truly, and I hope I get to see more fruits of my labor soon.

[amnhnyc]

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[deadpoetsandlivinglegends]

Feel like Neil couldn’t have been any other kind of actor than one in theatre. If he was a movie actor or on social media or whatnot, it would not be the same. Theatre by nature is fleeting. Recorded mediums can be rewatched over and over, creating a time loop of sorts. We the audience can keep going back to a time when Neil is still alive. Theatre however is live and once the play is over, there is no going back except in our memories. It is much like life. We are forced to live in the moment in a theater lest we miss it altogether. It’s not that the poets choose to live in a world where Neil is dead, it’s that they must because the only other option is to die themselves. I feel like Keatings teachings could only be reflected in stage theatre because that’s the only way there can be no time loop of grief. I think dead poets society itself isn’t about overcoming the authority in your life to do what you want but rather about grief, about allowing oneself to feel grief and all one’s emotions without letting it consume you and to keep living after, to live every day in the moment lest you fall into grief and regret that will destroy you or force you into a miserable life

[ted-iverse]

I love how all these midnight burger cast imaginings being posted are basically just:

A lesbian with a PhD

The youngest (and most chill) tía

A pitiful white boy

The coolest guy you've ever seen in your fucking life

And they're all absolutely correct

[chiquilines]

I really wish i gave a shit about anyone other than them, but i dont

[n3felibata]

Both Striker defenders and antis keep misunderstanding why he's called a supremacist

He views imps as inferior with a select few being an exception. That is the problem. Not hating royalty, not speaking out about poverty and racism, not even his ego. It's the lateral violence he's committed. That is the point

[catscomputerscreativewriting]

Listen, textbook, I admire the dedication to grifting my students into learning most of Constructive Logic before they've realized it. They are computer scientists after all. It's good for them. But... really? No explanation of formal proofs by contradiction in the undergraduate, Logic for CS textbook? You do include double negation elimination, which is an equivalent Classical axiom, but not, like, (A -> Bottom) -> ~A?

You mean I'm gonna have to derive that myself from the completely random and arbitrary Classical axioms you've decided to adopt and then neglected to prove the completeness of? Otherwise, all of these proofs will become extremely cumbersome and all of my students will swear off CS theory for the rest of their lives?

... ok fine, it'll be in the slides. T-T

[purplebass]

Lila and Kell love to use the learning by doing method when they teach things to each other.

Lila demanded to know the names of the antari spells in acol, and Kell obliged by linking the spells to pleasure. The name of the spells echoed through her, made her body hum, ache for his touch. Lila is a quick learner: "Let's see if I remember it all," she said afterwards.

Kell never demanded Lila to teach him to fight in tftop, but she did in her own way: she threw a knife at him. He became her student, but she didn't go easy on him. Lila's teaching was linked to pain because for him to get better, his body had to ache. Aching was worth it because he improved. "Pain is a quick teacher," he taught her own lesson to her a while later.

[supercantaloupe]

career fair today watch everybody awkwardly smile at me when i tell them what i study and then nab a bunch of free stuff from their tables

[corvidaedream]

my contact at Job said shes proud of me and we will have a game plan for onboarding on wednesday!!!

[cadaverousdecay]

i called my brother to figure out what song i had part of stuck in my head (it was little drummer boy) and we talked for almost 4 hours lol

[packetpixie]

today during a group project we were just talking about how we all keep meaning to finally learn vim but keep putting it off and it was just like a fun relatable bonding moment so i started singing i'm just like you... you're just like me... and NO ONE joined in with the harmony (i'm just like you) (you're just like me) they just stared blankly at me. we NEED more women in tech. i CAN'T work like this!!!

[solargeist]

grian we will keep u AWAY from flora after that 😭

Right 💥💥💥 she is not able to gauge how weak or strong players are, she’s very much like, I can do it, why can’t you do it ? 🤔🤔🤔

not a good mindset to have..

she comes from a twilight forest server, shes survived on her own for a long time as a player, but grian comes from a community of friends, so there’s an obvious difference in their abilities.

she’s not gonna kill him or cause ~severe physical harm, but they don’t get along, u can see Why 😭

[queer-reader-07]

the worst thing about me being a Gen Z with a Gen X father is that i routinely use Gen Z slang & internet lingo around him to the point that he's able to accurately parse what it all means. AND THEN HE GOES AND USES IT AT WORK TO IMPRESS HIS TWENTY SOMETHING COWORKERS