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Emma Faulkner retweeted
Half-time in the final.
A big 45 to come in Basel. Keep at it, #Lionesses! 💪
Ready for another heart stopping match tonight! We’re watching the match in a local tonight to share in this monumental moment #Lionesses, another final, you make us proud 🦁🦁🦁🏴🏴🏴
Emma Faulkner retweeted
Chronic stress causes your brain to stay in a hypervigilant state, even when there’s no real threat.
Your limbic system—the emotional part of your brain—takes over.
It gets “stuck on high alert,” triggering a cascade of issues:
• Anxiety
• Poor focus
• Fatigue
• Chronic pain
Her strength and stay is inspiring - this isn’t an anti-male speech, in fact terrible people repressing others underlies her message, all hail @Madonna 👏🏻 youtu.be/c6Xgbh2E0NM
Emma Faulkner retweeted
Interested in doing a #PhD in cyberpsychology? @PaCTLab have some opportunities 🧵 (1/4)
Cybersecurity in AI-Integrated Mental Health Services: Exploring Attitudes, Acceptance and Trust Towards AI-Based Mental Health Support Tools with @TheCyberPsyche
findaphd.com/phds/project/cy…
Emma Faulkner retweeted
A gratitude shift means consciously focusing on what's good instead of dwelling on what's missing. Here's why it makes such a positive difference in relationships, explains @LewandowskiPhD psychologytoday.com/us/blog/…
Usually made of better stuff but tonight, statistics at 9pm is just too much..
#psychology #msc #researchmethologies #exhaustion
Developing a research proposal on the measurement of the impact of AI on student-teacher relationships with focus on credibility - fascinating, going to be a long day!
#cyberpsychology #ai #education #researchmethods #MSc
Emma Faulkner retweeted
Trump wins the White House. Again.
The Democrats blew it. Again.
A depressing yet predictable result.
Emma Faulkner retweeted
With the election one week away, fears of it being derailed or defined by AI now appear to have been overblown time.com/7131271/ai-2024-ele…
Emma Faulkner retweeted
Early caregiving influences epigenetics, affecting genes related to stress and social behavior. Here's how it works and what it means for the baby's developing brain. psychologytoday.com/us/blog/…
Emma Faulkner retweeted
🚀 Excited to share my updated infographic of 32 AI Tools to Support Your Teaching and Their Learning!
🎓 Whatever you need, there's an AI tool for you💡
📥 Grab the interactive PDF here: ictevangelist.com/32-ai-tool…
#AIinEdu #EdTech #Teachers #WorkloadReduction #InclusiveEd #Ai 🎯
Complete! ☺️ already using a range of tools but provides a great wrapper experience… @teachmateai #AITools #EduTech
Emma Faulkner retweeted
💬 Is Social Media Really That Bad? 🤔
We’ve heard the horror stories… but is it all doom and gloom? 💬
Can we find a balance before our brains melt? 🧠💻
👉 Read our blog - shorturl.at/gqMGC
#SocialMedia #TeenLife #MentalHealth #TechBalance #CraignDave #TikTokScroll
Emma Faulkner retweeted
This is no surprise tbh.
I’ve went into classrooms doing silent reading to see some pupils with complex texts to read and others with picture books.
This is limiting and damaging yet common practice in many schools
Independent reading during school time (e.g., DEAR) has not had strong research support. New meta-analysis of 47 quasi-exp studies shows modest effects for reading motivation and word recognition, and no effect for comprehension. Article is open-access. journals.sagepub.com/doi/ful…




















