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HELP RESEARCH PARTICIPANTS NEEDED who are over 60 years old and have #dyscalculia or #mathsdiffiuclties for a study into lived experiences. UK based please.
Thank you for your help!
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🧵 🚨 A Neutral’s Guide to The South Coast Derby 🧵 🚨
A short, unbiased thread on the background of Portsmouth FC and Southampton FC ahead of this Sunday’s derby.
I’m looking for a study where someone has looked at accuracy on Raven’s matrices (or similar) items under extreme time pressure at the item level (not time pressure at the test level). I can’t find anything, but surely this study must exist?
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Fully funded PhD studentship on "Understanding the factors that influence children’s financial literacy skills in Coalville."
Deadline to apply is 11.59 pm on 29th June 2025.
Full details are here: ufncollaboratory.ac.uk/child…
Excited to discover that this important new documentary about the history of students in Leamington Spa offers two photos of me as evidence for the claim “Leamington has always offered an appealing social scene for students”. See 14:45 here.
youtube.com/watch?v=x0Lg64GR…
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Hear Me, See Me Podcast with Chrissy Roberts. Abuse of power campaigner. shows.acast.com/hear-me-see-… via @acast
Have always wondered what would happen if someone submitted an empirical version of this kind of paper to @PLOSONE, given its “we ignore perceived significance” policy.
I have never looked at a predatory journal so I decided to have a look at American Journal of Medical and Clinical Sciences. Here is the first article I clicked on, in its entirety. ajrms.com/articles/The%20Phe…
I wrote a piece about David Tall, who was a big influence on my career and died in July. Part of a special issue of The Mathematics Enthusiast. scholarworks.umt.edu/tme/vol…
My grandparents used to do this, and my grandmother was the librarian of the Geological Society of London during the war. I take this to be evidence that the practice is acceptable.
Currently visiting the University of Vienna where they have statues of distinguished former students and staff. But at @lborouniversity my proposed statue of Tony Croft was REJECTED.
If you get a chance to go on a tour of the ventilation ducts in Charing Cross tube station, I recommend that you take it.
An enjoyable attempt to explain cricket to an American audience in @TheAtlantic. They got to the bit where an explanation of the lbw law was required, but instead decided that describing it as a “complicated misadventure” would suffice.
This is a lovely essay by Donald Gillies about Popper, Lakatos and Feyerabend. I particularly enjoyed the revelation that Popper took two postdocs to each of his lectures who had to clear the room of smoke before he would agree to start teaching. donaldgillies.wordpress.com/…
Two of my PhD students graduated today. Here are @Tuya_Ren and @TheresaWege posing in front of some doors. Congratulations to them!
Sad to report that @TFrancome also graduated today, but was dismissed by the official photographer for looking rubbish.






















