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apocryphics

oh ok

gorps

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hotvampireadjacent

Sweden ????

ashketchupandfries

So Sweden used to give random citizens control over the official @Sweden Twitter account for like a day/week/month or whatever. As you can see why, it didn’t last long

leninthesixth

what do you mean it didn't last long they did this for like seven years between 2011 and 2018 they didn't stop doing it because someone tweeted about cock sdfgsdfgsdfgsdf they kept doing it for four more years after this

beardedmrbean

this sounds like a party to me

grand-theft-carbohydrates

pyromaniacblujay

ratsoupee

field trip cancelled

Based off hit tumblr post:

darkandstormyranger

finally some relatable content on ig

dagwolf

Psychological research is clear: when people procrastinate, there's usually a good reason

good read for teachers.

quoms

[…] When a person fails to begin a project that they care about, it’s typically due to either a) anxiety about their attempts not being “good enough” or b) confusion about what the first steps of the task are. Not laziness. In fact, procrastination is more likely when the task is meaningful and the individual cares about doing it well.

ahziz-imsorry

I’ve been yelling this for years

demonprincex

Hi yall, author of the piece here. Medium instituted a pay wall so here is a link to access it for free:

But unseen barriers do

isuggestrevolution

i have an educational suggestion

inspired-lesson-plans

Teacher Resources:

It’s a good Substack article. Definitely worth reading. I got the same feeling that I did from while I was writing the crotchety academics posts. Just an utter disbelief that there are educators out there who are so willing to discount their students’ circumstances. Your job is to make sure they are learning! If all you are doing is providing knowledge, regardless of the differences between your students, then you are not doing your job!

Anyway.

Devon Price also wrote a book, which I have since purchased as an audiobook for $20.

It’s content-domain locked to the Simon and Shuster app, which is aggravating, but by the end of the week I will have finished it and will write up a full opinion.