Edward Stanko

@str8upspanish @Braves_Hockey_ ¡Me encanta! We don’t really have ice hockey over here in Southern California jajaja

Manalapan Ice Hockey players “Thank You Teacher Day.” This outstanding in character Spanish student speaks and writes effortlessly…honored doesn’t even cover it. @Braves_Hockey_

@briantylercohen @TomiLahren She really IS this stupid

quick question @TomiLahren what year do you think it is

@MarcusLuther6 I preferred Macbeth over R&J

The amazing thing about the SNL sketch last night was not that Ashley Padilla wore a scarf nearly identical to mine.  It’s that I trust Amy Poehler as AG more than Pam Bondi.

@Scorpio111275 @dijoni @etanthomas36 THIS, madam, proves the original poster’s point. Educate yourself

@dijoni @etanthomas36 What bad things? Really curious about this. I suppose you turn a blind eye to all the videos of blacks attacking whites in schools and in public. No outrage there tho huh ... 🖕🏼

“There is no where in the Bible where we are taught to honor evil and how you die does not redeem how you lived. You don’t become a hero in death when you are a weapon of the enemy in life” ~Pastor Howard John-Wesley of Alfred Street Baptist Church In DC #CharlieKirk

@ashleytrubin Good reminder! I tend to rush

Another big theme that I keep seeing, especially in student writing: slow down, unpack. Text proceeds at a break-neck pace with terms undefined, points made too quickly and unclearly. It's ineffective writing. More effective is taking the time to explain clearly what you're saying.

@kevinwongLA I really miss the 90s…like, a lot

@ProfeRandolph I was just thinking this!

I miss late-night coffee shops. They used to be so abundant (especially in college towns). Now you might find one or two that are still hanging on.

Do you remember when you joined X? I do! #MyXAnniversary

@cecilialaraLOTE Why do you insist on making us jealous?

@raulpacheco I love a good heuristic

Making the time to read, highlight, annotate, take notes by hand, is necessary for me to sustain my ability to think creatively and develop models, frameworks, strategies and heuristics.

@chriscmartell As an up and coming researcher this is great news!

Researchers: I just learned that Dropbox will transcribe audio files and now my mind is blown. dropbox.com/features/conte…

@thedailybeast 🤷🏻‍♂️🤷🏻‍♂️🤷🏻‍♂️

Tom Homan says he has received so much hate for his positions on immigration that he is unable to live safely with his family. trib.al/JXUIopo

@MattLaoshi Congrats! 恭喜.

I am now officially Dr. Matt Coss! Words can't really capture my gratitude to everyone, including my #langchat friends, who made this journey possible and so worthwhile. (Dissertation acknowledgements here: bit.ly/3ZKnWfz). On to the next adventure!

@raulpacheco A case for “less is more” — love it

I gave my Mixed Methods students some tips recently which included on the importance of keeping the number of cases they are comparing in their theses manageable. I also introduced them to the conceptof "shadow cases", which strangely enough is not discussed enough

@MattLaoshi Congrats! I remember when you were starting the program!

Submitted my dissertation. Woah. 🤯😮‍💨

RETWEET If you stand with Sen. Alex Padilla!!

@ashleytrubin @raulpacheco *nerd

@ashleytrubin @raulpacheco I am definitely going to need out on this!

@ashleytrubin trying to search the literature to get a general background on the topic, using the topic as a keyword and AND plus “literature review” but not having much luck. Any suggestions?

@ashleytrubin Good point! Thank you!

@edwardstanko One method is to just search for articles on your topic in the major journals of your field. Look at where your favorite articles were published and find similar articles (or which articles they cite). Sometimes you need to branch out a bit and define your topic a bit broader.