What is not appropriate is being able to theorize, use, specifically, critical race theory,” the bills’ sponsor told The Arkansas Democrat Gazette.
Supports main idea
What is not appropriate is being able to theorize, use, specifically, critical race theory,” the bills’ sponsor told The Arkansas Democrat Gazette.
Supports main idea
“We do not want teachers to teach their white pupils about white privile
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cancel culture are on an ironic quest to cancel the promotion of critical race theory in public forums
Ha! Definitely heavy irony. I never saw it that way!
school kids are not known for avoiding germs and following every rule.
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Children are more likely to get the virus outside of school settings.
I feel like just the sheer amount of fear spreading through schools is reason enough to wait longer. Not only that, but the virus seems to be mutating. I think it's better to keep kids at home a little longer, than risk them getting sick.
Does six feet reduce the threat of infection more than three feet? Most likely. But assessing threats rationally involves weighing trade-offs, and the benefit of doubling the desk distance isn’t worth the cost
society
We don’t want to turn the safety net into a hammock
It's always so painful to see when people from a better perspective don't realize how easy they have it, being judgmental of the less fortunate.
Forcing parents into low-wage, often exploitative, jobs by threatening them and their children with poverty may be counted as a success by some policymakers
There's a clear problem with the systems put up for jobs here.
the carrot that motivates the emerging reader
another great description
These elements tell another story, and even kids who haven’t mastered the alphabet can read them
For some reason, I never thought of story telling in this way.
the real wizards of the literary world, do. With remarkable economy, they excel at the twin arts of visual and textual storytelling
Nice description
Nobody moves on from picture books. At least, nobody should
YEES
Students were taught to identify claims in Facebook or Instagram posts and, with a few searches,
It's good that we're training others to find the fake stuff.
But when people search Google, the best results may not always be first, but the good information is usually near the top. Often you see a pattern in the links of a consensus that’s been formed. But deeper into the process, it often gets weirder. It’s important to know when to stop
Very true
we should probably just move on
Unfortunately, some people believe stuff like that.
“The goal of disinformation
i.e Stormfront
is to leave it and look elsewhere
Quite a useful strategy actually.
Misinformation rides the greased algorithmic rails of powerful social media platforms and travels at velocities and in volumes that make it nearly impossible to stop
This is especially prominent right now.
Stop overthinking what you see online.
I don't think that's possible
I no longer believe it’s my place to change anyone’s mind
Very interesting conclusion. Quite insightful on the way people think as well.
This is a milestone — the most stubborn person I know admits that he’s willing to change his mind
"Is it possible to learn this power?"
yes — for some people
Interesting take
It requires a genuine desire to understand people's motivations
Describing the ethics of it all.
A single conversation was enough to change behavior over the next 24 months
It's interesting how big of an impact the "vaccine whisperer" has on influencing this parents/guardians. 72 to 87 percent is quite a margin for 24 months.
I’m not crazy about all the murdering.You: Well, nobody’s perfect
nice
and holding up a mirror so they can see their own thoughts more clearly. If they express a desire to change, you guide them toward a plan
I wonder how this would apply in a non professional setting, or in a more casual situation.
the act of resistance fortifies the psychological immune system. Refuting a point of view produces antibodies against future attempts at influence, making people more certain of their own opinions and more ready to rebut alternatives
I wonder why that is. Very interesting.
I vowed never to talk with him about vaccines again.Then came 2020. Fear of the vaccine may be the greatest barrier to stopping Covid-19.
Reminds me of a classmate I knew who thought (and still thinks) the virus is a hoax to take away other's rights. Others including myself tried to convince him otherwise, but he still believes this.
could have been avoided.
This trend of misinforming others is costing lives
80 million interactions, while posts linking to the W.H.O.’s website received 6.2 million interactions, and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention received 6.4 million
That number comparison is CRAZY!
Facebook seems to be the one that always finds itself in trouble.
The license to steal came with a price, binding the executives to the continued patronage of elected officials and regulators as well as the sustained ignorance, or at least learned resignation, of users
"There's always a bigger fish"
Sept. 11 dramatically shifted the focus in Washington from debates over federal privacy legislation to a mania for total information awareness
It's quite crazy how a tragedy of such a large scale completely changed the game towards out privacy and the ethical debates behind privacy that we still have today.
The machines know, and the systems decide
We live in a movie
In an information civilization, societies are defined by questions of knowledge — how it is distributed, the authority that governs its distribution and the power that protects that authority
Information is truly one of the highest forms of power. We use information for just about everything in just about every situation