As well replicated research gets increasing coverage and discussion, I often worry that one-off studies will get the same treatment online before they are fully established. Can any research-loving folx lower my anxiety on this?

Think conspiracy theories are easy to spot? If a newsfeed served them to your child all day, how would they know to search elsewhere? It’s one of the chapters in gramandgran.com. Curious? First chapter (& educator guide) free at stevechiger.com/gram-and-gran. TeacherGoals

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We used to look at eye-tracking research to guide newspaper design. So cool to see it applied to PPT slides and teaching. 👏👇🏼

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.Phil Hill has revised the color scheme in his map to make clear that the drop in FAFSA (college financial aid forms) goes from very bad to tragic. Kudos to Phil for making quick graphics on the fly.

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Seriously #MediaLiteracy #education peeps - we've got to get this book into the hands of every middle grades reader. It's not just one of the best media lit books I've seen for 8-12 yr olds, it's also a really great story filled with fun, imagination, and adventure.

Should you put the easiest or most difficult test questions first? It’s possible to make an argument either way, right? Turns out: research has some ideas.