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Sometimes, it’s the little paper that keeps chugging along that has the biggest impact. #AcademicChatter #AcademicTwitter scholar.google.com/citations?view…

What can we do about this, and why aren’t we doing it? #teachertwitter

Book authors - how have you gotten people to review your book? tinyurl.com/bddpwm33

This! 🧡

Save us, Michelle Obama. You’re our only hope. 😭

Important. 🧡

Annual reality check in progress. #AcademicTwitter

*** New Publication Alert *** What expectations are we communicating in the classroom? How will they matter for student success over time? doi.org/10.1086/731256

"Never under estimate a public school teacher." — Tim Walz

Can we start focusing on the actual consequences of our choices instead of just rationalizing them? #lookahead

I made a sticker you can wear tomorrow.

There are many people hurting today. There are also many others who are overjoyed. Whichever one you are, remember that time marches on. Change can be scary. And the children are watching us to see what kind of world they will inherit.

As reflect on what comes next for the country, let’s remember: “Collective freedom is impossible without interpersonal repair. . . . Repair what you helped break. Restore what responsibly loved you. And revise, revise, revise.” (Laymon, 2021, p. 972) #together

So proud of my doctoral student, Nora Hochstetter! Read about our project focused on graduate student mentoring funded by the W.T. Grant Foundation. #mentorshipmatters news.clemson.edu/faculty-doctor…

Major life decisions shouldn’t be based on short-term emotions. They should be guided by long-term values. Feelings are better mirrors than maps. They reflect our present state, but they don't come with future directions. Don't let today's mood drive who you become tomorrow.

The world is a darker, scarier place today. #makeitstop

Written over 100 years ago, The Second Coming by Yeats was eerily prescient…or perhaps, human beings are just incredibly predictable. #thingsfallapart

Separation of powers? Checks and balances? I didn’t just imagine learning these concepts in social studies class, right?

I’m excited to guest edit a special issue of Education Sciences with my dear colleague and graduate school advisor, Dr. Robert Pianta. Please see the call for papers below and share your work on early childhood teacher-student interactions. Robert C. Pianta