
Project Manager for @AFNnetwork.
North Yorkshire
Joined October 2013
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If Twitter falls over/you leave/I leave just want to say thanks for the last (nearly) ten years. Learnt so much and had fun too. Can't ask for much more than that.
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Interesting new study on the implementation of a knowledge rich curriculum. This study tested the impact of a widely used content-rich curriculum, CKLA Knowledge Strand, on kindergarteners’ vocabulary, listening comprehension, and content knowledge. psycnet.apa.org/fulltext/202…
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I'm looking forward to my first term as a freelance writer and supporting schools.
If you think I could be of any help, do get in touch.
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one of Minnesota's top broadcasters in the 1980s/90s currently sits in a room in Maple Grove where the running water has been cut to the sinks
she doesnt have a phone, shes only allowed out with supervision
she has a TV that mostly stays off
3 meals/day are delivered
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The Today Programme just asked how people on a budget who might be time poor should make porridge and the answer has absolutely SHATTERED the middle class-o-meter 🔊
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I knew there were a lot of fake accounts on this platform, but they are usually obvious. I had no idea how intricate and complex the ruse could be.
Get a load of this story.
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Lots of over-the-top coverage right now about the £1m cap on inheritance tax agricultural property relief (APR).
Quick thread:
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Should you use Lexia in your school?
Let's look at what four different tools tell us about this programme which is used by about 1 in 5 primary schools in England.
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Study (N=200 courses) tested 3 interventions to reduce gender bias in student evals, but none were effective. "Women who were tough graders or taught large classes received more criticism than men with the same grading style or class size." @kimelsesser
forbes.com/sites/kimelsesser…
TIL: "Animal byproducts make up about 10% of the live weight of animals and are an excellent source of low-fat protein." Surprised how low that % is. In humans brain is 2.5%, blood 8%, skeleton 12%. I suppose we're not bred for meat. At least not yet. digitaledition.food-safety.c…
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Did you have a terrific birding trip to Iceland in May, but then lose your SD card with your 3,700 bird photos in Norfolk? I have it!
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Evidence & Policy is pleased to invite abstracts for a Special Issue on Research (Mis)use and Mis/Disinformation in and around Education: Causes, Consequences and Remedies.
Guest Edited by @JoelMalin & @CLub_edu
Deadline for abstracts: 30 September
evidenceandpolicyblog.co.uk/…
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Our scenarios bit.ly/3YoxvRt made it to @glastonbury, as part of the UKRI research project, TRAnsforming the DEbate about livestock systems(TRADE), where visitors delved into various dimensions of food systems & sustainability.Thanks to @KirstyBlair10 &team for sharing!
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This is a heck of a paper & summary graph
Who makes the best manager in a lab experiment? People who volunteer to lead do worse than a leader picked by lottery. Intelligence helps, but a game of assigning workers to tasks is more predictive. Race, gender & age aren't predictive
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We are now recruiting for Y3 Champions! If you work in #agrifood in:📃 Policy,🏭 Industry and Supply Chain,💻AI and data, 🌳 Bioeconomy, 💷Carbon financing or ⚖ Just Transition & Citizen Engagement & could be an ambassador for the AFN then apply now
👉 bit.ly/3Yaybde
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Interested in the @UKRI_News call 'Health inequalities in the food system'? bit.ly/3So8Ys7 Then join us for an online networking event on the 18th July at 2pm where we'll be hoping to help facilitate collaborations between partners bit.ly/3WfXIQE
I'd just like to congratulate the new government on recognising that the issues that I think are important are indeed the issues that are important.
I look forward to working on, and making progress with, the government on these issues in the coming months.
Always impressed with the budgeting skills of academics. Asked for proposals up to £x, they can get within a gnat's whisker of £x. Feel there should be a wider benefit to the nation from this.
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New paper out from me. Looking at whether teachers with greater levels of job satisfaction raise pupil performance (+ thier "soft" skills). The answer is no! sciencedirect.com/science/ar… @SchoolsWeek @tes
👋 We’re setting up at #Groundswell2024 - Come and find us at C16 in the Pasture Field🐄 to discuss how we can harness research to transform UK #agrifood for net zero



















