Andrew Watson (@andrewwatsonttb) 's Twitter Profile
Andrew Watson

@andrewwatsonttb

PD presenter for schools interested in brain science. Exploring research on memory, attention, & motivation. Author of 3 books. @[email protected]

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Stephen Chiger (@stevechiger) 's Twitter Profile Photo

This made my day for a few reasons: 1) Someone read one of my threads.😂Thanks, algorithm! 2) Some folks I really respect LIKED one of my threads! Thanks Learning & the Brain! There's lots of stuff to read out there, but I'd maintain that Andrew's blog at L&tB should top your list!

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My wise friend Scott MacClintic, who knows MUCH more about such things than I do, sent me this post as a way to think about using AI to *encourage* -- not *replace* -- thinking: substack.com/@oneusefulthin…

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When I wrote about the lack of evidence behind the "jigsaw" method back in February, I got some thoughtful pushback. I've found more research -- but I'm still not persuaded. Here's why: ow.ly/cfvN50T4yPP

When I wrote about the lack of evidence behind the "jigsaw" method back in February, I got some thoughtful pushback.

I've found more research -- but I'm still not persuaded. Here's why:

ow.ly/cfvN50T4yPP
Learning & the Brain (@learningandtheb) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Schools and teachers and psychologists rely on measures of #ExecutiveFunction. As it turns out, those measures are not universal, but meaningfully culturally specific: ow.ly/iJjV50TcImv

Schools and teachers and psychologists rely on measures of #ExecutiveFunction.

As it turns out, those measures are not universal, but meaningfully culturally specific: 

ow.ly/iJjV50TcImv
Michael Inzlicht (@minzlicht) 's Twitter Profile Photo

This one really hurts. Years in the making. "The current results fail to replicate the stereotype-threat effect by Johns et al. (2005), hence casting doubt on the generalizability of the effect of stereotype threat on women’s mathematics performance." osf.io/preprints/psya…

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If #dualcoding is a good idea (and it probably is), what's the best way to present diagrams created with those principles in mind? Our blogger explores the "dynamic drawing principle": ow.ly/1HKg50T707l

If #dualcoding is a good idea (and it probably is),  what's the best way to present diagrams created with those principles in mind?

Our blogger explores the "dynamic drawing principle":

ow.ly/1HKg50T707l
Helen Reynolds (@helenrey) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Fascinating blog from Andrew Watson about dual coding and 'dynamic drawing principle'. I've been doing this a LOT more, and even 'dynamic lab instructions' (MUCH more effective than instruction sheets). BUT yes, have hit that 'limit' on occasion. learningandthebrain.com/blog/piece-by-…

Fascinating blog from <a href="/AndrewWatsonTTB/">Andrew Watson</a> about dual coding and 'dynamic drawing principle'. 

I've been doing this a LOT more, and even 'dynamic lab instructions' (MUCH more effective than instruction sheets).

BUT yes, have hit that 'limit' on occasion. 
learningandthebrain.com/blog/piece-by-…
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How can teachers help students through rough emotional times? Will #mindfulness help? How about (the exotic sounding) "cognitive reappraisal"? Researcher Dr. Sarah Rose Cavanagh is on the case: ow.ly/j96S50T5pG2

How can teachers help students through rough emotional times?

Will #mindfulness help? How about (the exotic sounding) "cognitive reappraisal"?

Researcher Dr. Sarah Rose Cavanagh is on the case:

ow.ly/j96S50T5pG2
🧬Jacob L Steenwyk (@jlsteenwyk) 's Twitter Profile Photo

📢 Calling all researchers & scientists! 🧬🔬 I’m looking to interview people about their favorite discovery and the journey that led to it. 🌟 Whether it’s a breakthrough, a fascinating experiment, or a small insight—I'd love to hear your story! DM me :) #SciComm #SciTwitter

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If #dualcoding is a good idea (and it probably is), what's the best way to present diagrams created with those principles in mind? This post explores the "dynamic drawing principle": ow.ly/OkGj50T709v

If #dualcoding is a good idea (and it probably is),  what's the best way to present diagrams created with those principles in mind?

This post explores the "dynamic drawing principle":

ow.ly/OkGj50T709v