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Jordan Shapiro

Philadelphia
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Covers:  psychology, digital culture, game-based learning, video games, edtech, technology, education, parenting
I wrote some nonfiction books published by @littlebrown. I teach at @TempleUniv / Senior Fellow @cooneycenter / Non-resident fellow @BrookingsInst

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Jordan Shapiro is both a college philosophy professor and Forbes' leading columnist on edTech, game-based learning, and parenting. He teaches in Temple University's Intellectual Heritage Department where he is also the Digital Learning Coordinator, responsible for testing and monitoring many of the University's virtual learning programs. He leads efforts to bring more EdTech and game-based learning to humanities education at the university level. He's also engaged in a scholarly research that l…

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EdTech, Student Privacy, Too Much Testing? Q&A With The Department Of Education

EdTech, Student Privacy, Too Much Testing? Q&A With The Department Of Education

A few weeks ago, I wrote this article as a follow up to Common Sense Media's Student Privacy Zone Summit. Imm…

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EdTech, Student Privacy, Too Much Testing? Q&A With The Department Of Education

EdTech, Student Privacy, Too Much Testing? Q&A With The Department Of Education

A few weeks ago, I wrote this article as a follow up to Common Sense Media's Student Privacy Zone Summit. Imm…

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Mario Kart 8 Proves Nintendo Is The Game Maker For Grown-Ups

Mario Kart 8 Proves Nintendo Is The Game Maker For Grown-Ups

I think Mario Kart 8 is just about the most mature game I've played this year. I know readers won't like this…

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Kids Don't Read Books Because Parents Don't Read Books

Kids Don't Read Books Because Parents Don't Read Books

There is a cultural narrative about how electronic devices are pulling children away from books. When I meet …

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Can Games Make High-Stakes Tests Obsolete?

Can Games Make High-Stakes Tests Obsolete?

Nobody likes high-stakes testing. The problems are well documented. But maybe games can help to change the wa…

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Tapping Into the Potential of Games and Uninhibited Play for Learning

Tapping Into the Potential of Games and Uninhibited Play for Learning

By now, you've probably heard the buzzwords: "game-based learning" and "gamification" are pervading headlines…

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Moderní otcovství: Role otce v 21. století

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By Jordan Shapiro
| databazeknih.cz
Autor vychází z výzkumů sociologie, psychologie, genderových studií a vlastních zkušeností a zkoumá otcovství z archetypální perspektivy a kulturní historie. Zpochybňuje tradiční předpoklady o původu a rozdělení rodičovských rolí a úkolů. V naší společnosti se začaly měnit genderové normy a z nich vyplývající (i ekonomická) očekávání. Začalo se také měnit pojetí "tradiční rodiny". Je proto nejvyšší čas přehodnotit některé aspekty otcovství.
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Risk for Post-Colonoscopy Irritable Bowel Syndrome in Patients With and Without Antibiotic Exposure: A Retrospective Cohort Study

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By Ravy K. Vajravelu, Jordan Shapiro, Josephine Ni, Shivani U. Thanawala
| Texas Medical Center
BACKGROUND & AIMS: Laboratory studies have demonstrated that antibiotic use in conjunction with bowel purgatives causes alterations to the gut microbiota. Because gut microbiota changes may be a trigger for the development of irritable bowel syndrome (IBS), we sought to assess whether individuals who undergo bowel cleansing for colonoscopy and have concurrent antibiotic exposure develop IBS at higher rates than individuals who undergo colonoscopy without antibiotic exposure.
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Into the Digital Future: Teens, Technology, and Trust with Amanda Lenhart

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By Laura Higgins, Jordan Shapiro, Daniel Alonso Verified, Medha Tare
| joanganzcooneycenter.org
In this episode of Into the Digital Future, hosts Jordan Shapiro and Laura Higgins sit down with long-time mixed methods researcher Amanda Lenhart to discuss her journey into internet research and her extensive work focused on youth, their mental health, and digital interactions. They delve into myths and misconceptions about digital media, screen time, and the nuanced impact of technology on young people.
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