NPR correctly concludes: “The spotlight should now be on Trump’s incoherence and general lack of any serious grasp on policy.” npr.org/2024/09/11/g-s…

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I'll tell you one thing we don't need in Ohio is more zero skilled legislators. And yet, they keep coming.

As opening sentences go, this is hard to beat.

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“A good visual hierarchy saves us work by preprocessing the page for us, organizing and prioritizing its contents in a way that we can grasp almost instantly.” - Steve Krug

please ell me this isn't true?!

Donald Trump's closing message to voters appears to be: I'm insane. vanityfair.com/news/story/don…

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More evidence that a well prompted LLM can help learning from a randomized controlled trial at Harvard: “here we show that students learn more than twice as much in less time with an AI tutor compared to an active learning classroom, while also being more engaged and motivated.”

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Reading to kids doesn't just benefit them. It's good for parents too. Evidence: Reading regularly to children improves parenting skills, reduces stress, and builds lasting bonds. In a distracted world, sitting together with a book is a rare occasion for undivided attention.

It's basically this: Trump is so obviously, manifestly repugnant -- his words, his gestures, his behavior, his history -- that it strikes me like a tsunami. It's a kind of total, perfect, seamless repugnance that I've never witnessed before in my life. Which means ...

'How Scientific Is Cognitive Load Theory Research Compared to the Rest of Educational Psychology?' 🔓 Pretty good actually: - Nearly all CLT articles (2020-2023) employed experimental methods, with randomized controlled trials being common, allowing for reliable causal

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