I think he's probably smart enough not to believe in the Mozart Effect. Or the magic dirt theory.
The teachers educating your kids share almost all the same totally false myths about psychology that the general public does. Their 'expertise' isn't.https://twitter.com/EEDThor/status/1000123197436583936 …
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I think none of the current 'learning style' categories have proven reliable and valid as ways to describe kids.
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Sadly, I lost count of how many times per year I have to retweet my old post on ed. myths... https://momentssnippetsspirals.wordpress.com/2016/02/22/myths-in-education-or-how-bad-teaching-is-encouraged/ …pic.twitter.com/WRRmWEg5BD
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But then what they learn in their four years of college, typically studying a lot of 'educational psych'?
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Robyn Dawes, a research psychologist, argued that clinical psychologists should not be able to testify in court b/c their track record (likelihood to re-offend, say) was worse than chance. His "House of Cards" is still worth reading.
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