Get started with App.net.

eecastroEric E Castro

eecastro.com

AP #Psychology #teacher, Educational Technologist/ #EdTech, and #runner in #SanFrancisco.

7 Starred

I don't normally read economics papers, but this one's interesting » Earned income tax credit as social intervention http://buff.ly/2cbqfUp

I have extra » Scientists Have Identified Schadenfreude Brain Cells http://buff.ly/2cfR1FW

Tool. » Eric Trump Tweets Out Fake Photo Of Rally http://buff.ly/2c6Sa56

BLERG! I find more awe in understanding » Awe-inspiring documentaries could turn people away from science http://buff.ly/2ctHsb5

And MASH and Night Court… » Everything I Know About Leadership I Learned from Star Trek http://buff.ly/2cfYvKm

"Learning is hard work. There’s no way around it." » Help Students with Their Learning Strategies http://buff.ly/2cituq3

Mostly good news » Teens don’t get high like they used to, new federal data show http://buff.ly/2ckssaz

For #psychat and Disorders » Borderline personality disorder http://buff.ly/2c6l5Gp

This. » Teaching certainty http://buff.ly/2c6kjt7

Very interesting S&P piece for #psychat » Road survival guide from a fighter pilot http://buff.ly/2cNzVEF

Boooo! » Police Union's Proposed Contract Looks To Whitewash Officers' Disciplinary Records http://buff.ly/2cuLzj9

A topic I keep an eye on » Note-Taking Strategies to Improve Learning http://buff.ly/2bZHC7L

I dig it » The paradox of the flawless record http://buff.ly/2bPn8Bm

ICYMI in 2015 » Why Mother Teresa is still no saint to many of her critics http://buff.ly/2c6pY47

Disregard black magic, but the rest… » Mother Teresa to become saint amid criticism over miracles and missionaries http://buff.ly/2c09O7V

Your Bad Driving Is the Reason Traffic Jams Exist http://buff.ly/2coq1Vs

For #psychat & Development & LOLs » Two Year-Old's Answer To The Classic Ethics 'Trolley Problem' Is...Not Correct http://buff.ly/2co26FE

I dig it » Finding Your Voice http://buff.ly/2bZzwOx

New to me, a response to the tech-is-ruining-human-relationships scree http://buff.ly/2bIBEru

I've always worried about this effect » Should Students Explain Their Thinking? Not Always, Research Says http://buff.ly/2bOjVhm