Clark Chinn

How can we address post-truth problems through education? In this thread, @SaritBarzilai introduces a special issue on this topic that she and I guest edited in @EdPsychJournal. @educationarena @Routledgepsych @tandfonline @apadivision15 @aeradivc

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In their article in @JLearnSciences, @JeffGreeneLearn, @clarkchinn, and Victor Deekens explored whether and how experts transferred apt epistemic performance. doi.org/10.1080/105084…

Important discussions of educational responses to the "post-truth" world are also in this special issue of @EdPsychJournal: bit.ly/33IoRAY

There is a need to design and test new kinds of instruction to advance these directions—building on much existing research. 7/7

In this new paper in @ERjournal, @SaritBarzilai, Ravit Golan Duncan, and I provide five directions for educational research and instruction to prepare students to cope with the “post-truth” world. bit.ly/3czDMSw 1/7

In addition, for people who are interested in science, acceptance, misinformation, etc. I recommend you check out this special issue of @EdPsychJournal on educational responses to a "post truth" world and how to improve thinking about scientific issues. tandfonline.com/toc/hedp20/55/…

A quick reminder from Bochum: Paper, poster, and symposia submissions are due on November 6th, 2020! #ISLS2021 @islsnews

When other people got COVID-19, Chris Christie said some Americans are just gonna have to die. Now that he has COVID-19, he's checking himself into the hospital as soon as he feels even mild symptoms. When he said we have to accept people dying he didn't mean him. He meant us.

4 post-truth problems to be addressed: 1. lack of knowledge how to evaluate information 2. cognitive biases and limitations 3. caring more about personal/economic/... values than truth 4. disagreeing about how to known by @SaritBarzilai & @clarkchinn tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.10…

RT if you pay more in taxes than President Trump.

A survey that #RUSCI’s @abjordan505 and @vikki_katz co-led, focuses on the impact online learning has had on Rutgers students: ow.ly/D5Vv50BriD9

Tonight we mourn, we honor, and we pray for Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg and her family. But we also recommit to fight for her legacy. Doug and I send our heartfelt prayers to Jane and James, and the entire Ginsburg family, particularly on this holy day of Rosh Hashanah.

We have lost a giant in the history of our nation with the passing of Ruth Bader Ginsburg. It is heartbreaking that in her final moments she was, as are many others, preoccupied with what would happen after her passing. I want to make one thing clear: we can, and must, fight.

Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg fought to the end, through her cancer, with unwavering faith in our democracy and its ideals. That’s how we remember her. But she also left instructions for how she wanted her legacy to be honored. My statement: obama.medium.com/my-statement-o…