Rebecca Birch - On Education

A platform seeking to bridge the gaps between education practice, policy, and research.

Thoughts on educational topics from a science educator in Australia.

Emeritus professor of educational psychology, Educational realist, Grumpy old man

Making sense of how learning happens.

Thoughts, recommendations and practical ideas hoped to spark joy, intrigue and a continued enjoyment of life-long learning.

Brendan's knowledge for teachers Substack on all things to do with education and school improvement.

A teacher in England discussing education and its inevitable conflicts

I write about data analysis in schools and other things I'm interested in.

A free tip in your inbox every Monday to try out in your classroom

Psychologist and author Jean M. Twenge shares the latest research on teens & social media, generational differences, and trends in mental health -- plus tips for finding a better balance with technology.

On teacher thinking, expertise and professional sustainability.

Classroom Teacher, Instructional Coach, Researcher at La Trobe School of Education, PhD in Education — #science #literacy #language #humanities #arts Founder - @thinkforwardedu, SLP, Linguist

A newsletter about applying memory and metacognition insights to education.

An alternative to the infantilised & narcissistic turn of Western Culture

I teach & write about how people use, misuse, and sometimes invent biological information to justify their social and political points of view. We all do it, but some are more accurate (and in touch with reality) than are others.

About learning, teaching, and communication. And not reinventing the wheels.

Examinations of body image discourse and body culture. Plus: How to feel better in and about your own body.

A newsletter about education, cognitive science, and fairness from Natalie Wexler, author of The Knowledge Gap.

Traditional Math: An Effective Technique that Teachers Feel Guilty Using

The fashion and culture newsletter that publishes what legacy media can't.

Our newsletter is designed to help people get smarter about groups and make groups smarter. Each week, we share science and the stories of social identity, group dynamics, and collective behavior in organizations and society.

cool but rude

Reporting, tools and resources on the science of learning

"Education is not the filling of a pail, but the lighting of a fire." – As W. B. Yeats never said

A critical review of the beauty industry prioritizing people, not products.