Monthly Archives: February 2024

Thinking in Color: Bilingual Restructuring

Posted on February 24, 2024 by Douglas J. Anderson

An article published in Psychological Science and reviewed in Scientific American discusses a fascinating study on the impact of bilingualism on color perception and categorization, particularly in the context of the Tsimane’ people of Bolivia, who traditionally categorize colors into … Continue reading →

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The AI Revolution is Here: How Will We Educators Respond?

Posted on February 17, 2024 by Douglas J. Anderson

My awareness of AI has developed gradually over the last eight months, and with it, I understand its growing impact on education and all areas of our society and world. At first, I was against its use in the classroom, … Continue reading →

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