Edward Hubbard

Socioeconomic status and academic achievement: Developmental pathways through parenting and children’s executive functions The influences of child, family, and socioeconomic factors on children’s early academic development are best understood within the context of one anot…

🔔 Excited to share this new article led by Nicholas Waters and co-authored with Sammy Ahmed on SES and academic achievement www.sciencedirect.com/science/arti...

Send an Email to Congress We built this petition to help you let your representatives know that libraries continue to be an integral part of a healthy American community.

Please let your representatives know that libraries remain integral to a healthy American community. action.everylibrary.org/emailreps via @everylibrary.bsky.social

RUIZ: Did you read the report & fact-check its sources prior to publication?

RFK JR: I did not fact check

RUIZ: It included citations to sources that don't exist. How does that happen?

RFK JR: All of the foundational assertions are accurate

RUIZ: They did not exist. How can they be accurate?

The quality of evidence in psychology publications has improved substantially over the last two decades, across all subareas. journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.1177/...

"The Invisible Hand: Neurocognitive Mechanisms of Human Hand Function" on a white background. The cover is grey and features various sketches of hands.

In "The Invisible Hand," @mattlongo.bsky.social provides a deftly written account of the neural and cognitive mechanisms that have made a seemingly ordinary physical appendage—the human hand—an extraordinary tool in the evolution of humanity: mitpress.mit.edu/978026255187...

It is a little weird to me countries aren’t more aggressively, formally trying to take advantage of the U.S. science brain drain. Once in a lifetime opportunity to buy low on Non-Dumbass Americans with PhDs who just wanna look into microscopes and quietly cure ass cancer as our country eats shit.

Destroy the myth that libraries are no longer relevant. If you use your library, please share. Picture of library aisle filled with books.

@goodwilllibrarian.bsky.social

We're hiring! The Shackman Lab is hiring a full-time postbac RA for the 2025-26 academic year. This is fabulous opportunity to learn, work, and play with us in the DMV before heading off to graduate school. shackmanlab.org/studycoordin...

We’re hiring postdocs to join my lab at UNC. If you’re interested in adolescence, brain, and social development, DM me. Our work incorporates fMRI, social media, and longitudinal methods. We study risks and opportunities in adolescence. If you’re at #SRCD2025 and want to meet, please reach out!

"Children learn most effectively when instruction follows an evidence‑based cycle: grounding facts in conceptual understanding, using brief timed practice to make those facts automatic, then returning to discussion and reflection to deepen that knowledge." journals.sagepub.com/doi/epub/10....

100%!
Universities and scientists should not cave, THE PUBLIC IS WITH US!
We much FIGHT BACK against efforts to demolish US universities and US science, two things that actually make America great.

Your example reminds me of one of my favorite poems about language, Paradoxes and Oxymorons, by John Ashbery www.poetryfoundation.org/poems/50986/...

New paper alert! [1/4] 🚨

M., a kitchen assistant in Brazil, almost lost her job: she thought “½” cup meant “12” cups and ruined the recipe.

She left school in 3rd grade to work—like many adults in non-WEIRD countries who never got a fair shot at education.

How do they transcode fractions?

Boycotts are now illegal if you have a NIH grant (?). So what, we must buy embarrassing Teslas? And junk from Amazon?

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Pre-Conference Workshop Submissions - CDS

Preconference workshop submissions now open for Cognitive Development Society Conference (Thursday, March 21, 2024 in Pasadena, CA. USA)!

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Our lab at Carnegie Mellon is recruiting graduate students this year to study the development of the brain and cognition — come watch a brain develop, see how animals learn concepts, or take a canoe ride to see how folks learn across cultures. #PsychSciSky

Linocut print on 11” x 14” cream coloured washi paper of Hendrik van der Loos in blue ink with diagrams of a mouse head and barrel cortex. The line drawing style mouse head is in a raspberry red and includes the shape of its brain and dots representing the barrel cortex. Like van der Loos it is at 3/4 and placed so that its eyes are at his eye-line. Its whiskers lead to a array of spots on its snout in a gradient of blue to red with a green strip, to match the barrel cortex diagram above. The barrel cortex above van der Loos’ head looks like five rows of obloid shapes in a gradient of red to blue with a final offset top column in green.

Happy birthday to #neuroscientist Hendrik Van der Loos (1929-1993) shown in my print with his discovery (along with medical student Thomas Woolsey), of the barrel cortex, along with the mouse head & whiskers linked directly to it. #histsci 🧪🐡 #SciArtSeptember

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**Job Alert**

Our department at UF is hiring a TT assistant professor in Quantitative Methods (open area).

See job ad here, and please retweet: psych.ufl.edu/news/2023/as...

#PsychSciSky #neurskyence #academicjobs #academia