educator, leader, vertebrate paleontologist, geologist, biologist, dad; tweets are my own #SciEd #GrowthMindset #rpm
Cleveland, OH
Joined December 2017
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I currently feel like a parent with a child who is struggling...can’t take it away, can’t remove it...can just encourage and support and listen and be there. Education is a stressful profession, but so much more stressful right now than it has ever been.
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Imploding the Mirage is out now. Listen here: thekillers.lnk.to/Imploding-…
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Tune in and watch us perform on @colbertlateshow tonight at 11:35PM EST. @stephenathome #LateShowLive #PlayAtHome
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Simple and elegant instructional design will rule the day. Whether at home or in person- same playbook. Build relationships, set culture, help students develop goals, access content, conferencing, mini-lessons, deep learning through projects,feedback and habits of mind.
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Wonderful fossil.
Rahonavis ostromi, a #paravian from the #Maastrichtian of northwestern Madagascar increases understanding of the #evolution and #biogeography of paravians!
Catherine A. Forster, Patrick M. O’Connor, Luis M. Chiappe, and Alan H. Turner
palaeo-electronica.org/conte…
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Dear people putting together surveys sent out to researchers: please put some thought into including career types beyond the walls of the university. Curators, K-12 educators, lab techs, collections staff, non-profit staff, etc. Many still research/engage w/research!
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If we're still online teaching next year we should go Full YouTuber & make videos like "English Teacher Reacts To Essays" and "Writing Lesson Plans ASMR" and "Join my Patreon For Exclusive Adding/Subtracting Mixed Numbers Content".
"This lesson sponsored by RAID: Shadow Legends".
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On this day 27 years ago, Jurassic Park premiered in theaters! Where were you when you first watched the film?
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Sad. Discovery had a chance to do an epic dino show with huge buy in from the int'l community, showcasing a diverse range of wonderful (and largely early career) researchers. 1+ year of production, then no.
Instead, a cowboy who can't get the name of his fake dinosaur correct.
The Dinosaur Cowboy has made another historic discovery -- the bones of a Nanotyrannosaur. Follow Clayton Phipps' journey along with other enterprising ranchers on new series #DinoHunters, premiering Friday, June 19th at 9P.
Learn more: bit.ly/3gScJl7
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Join us with @histo_holly tomorrow at 10am Central to chat about histology: zoom.us/j/410038028
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#FossilADay Dinosaur eggshell fragments from the Mussentuchit Member of the Cedar Mountain Formation (early Late Cretaceous) of Utah
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Clear your schedule and join us Monday at 10am PT on @ALT987FM's IG as we do a live Q&A!
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In accordance with Governor Roy Cooper’s Executive Order 117, the N.C. Museum of Natural Sciences is closed to the public beginning March 17. Until we reopen, we invite you to follow along on social media.
ALT A panorama of the Museum downtown. The giant SECU globe sits in the middle.
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This slide deck has taken me two weeks. I've learned a lot. Hope other #ibbio , #biology and/or #APbio teachers and students find it helpful. #coronavirus #COVIDー19
docs.google.com/presentation…
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Scott Madsen and the late, great Ann Elder supervising the excavation of the Holotype of Allosaurus jimmadseni in the Salt Wash Mbr. Morrison Fm a few miles east of the Carnegie Quarry at @DinosaurNPS in the 1990s.
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A bittersweet post for me to write for @PLOSPaleo: PLOS Paleo Community Says Farewell blogs.plos.org/paleocomm/201…
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Tomorrow is the Transit of Mercury! This is a rare spectacle that only occurs 13 times per century. Join us outside the Arches visitor center on Monday, November 11 from 9 am - 11 am MST, to view this astronomical event!
Photo: NASA/Bill Ingalls
