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If you are a leader or mentor, it’s important to remember that each person you lead and mentor is different, and none of them are a replica of you.
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The impact (good or bad) that you have on people through your teaching and mentoring will likely be greater than the impact of your research on society.
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Meet Joy Jackson! She’s creating a device to help people with textured hair get a better EEG signal to help prevent health care disparities. #invention #blackgirlmagic #healthcare #doctor #medicine #science #eeg #healthdisparity
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Have you registered for the @ACSMNews International Health and Fitness Summit? Attendees can listen to our podcast-style conversation with @ShawnArent entitled "Exercise Prescription for mental health and well-being: Do we really know what we're doing?"
acsm.org/acsm-summit-home/re…
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We spend millions to implement research based practices. BUT, we ignore the extensive research that shows how play, recess, & physical activity, can improve focus, self regulation, and on task behavior, as well as academic achievement, interpersonal skills & mental health.
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We are recruiting now! Please share @NA4Caregiving @APHA_Aging @alzassociation @CaregiverAlly @DiverseElders
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@KCHillinois seeks to hire two outstanding faculty members in the areas of physical activity, cognition and brain health across the lifespan. For more details on the tenure-track Assistant/Associate Professor positions, apply here before Feb. 1: buff.ly/3iP4A6T
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I don’t know where the idea came from that being mean to people in your research group will lead to higher productivity, but it needs to end.
Not only is this unethical, but it is also ineffective. The best research happens when people are supported and treated with kindness.
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Your first draft doesn’t define you as a writer.
Neither does your second, third, or twenty-seventh draft.
What matters is how you grow and develop and hone your creativity and form over time. We are all a work in progress.
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These days I hear many from academic circles talking about grants, patents, companies, business plans, more grants, needing postdocs and other subordinates to do their research, administration, no teaching, running places, becoming “leaders”…. What about education? Scholarship?
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Thanks to @DoctaPFit for his #HPLS22 Keynote Address summary in our latest edition of "Synergies".
You can find it on page 5.
nahpl.org/newsletter/
#physicalliteracy
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Exercise is medicine on campus? Our Department of Kinesiology and Physical Education welcomes @DoctaPFit for a graduate colloquium titled “The Kids Are Alright-Right?” at 6:30 p.m. Wednesday in the Holmes Student Center. go.niu.edu/4rzf5q @NIUlive @niugradschool @niu_alumni
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Chapter 1 by @box_allyson, @JonathanNorth14, and @DoctaPFit is an Introduction to Exercise Psychology. It sets out key areas of study including affective, biological, cognitive, personality, and social perspectives. doi.org/10.51224/B1001
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Needing a break from work doesn’t mean you don’t care about work. It just means you also care about things outside of work...including your health, well-being, friends, family, and hobbies.
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And the double-dipping, oh my goodness, the double-dipping!!! Studies with multiple arms are double and triple and quadruple-counted (A vs B, A vs C, B vs C, etc). Friends, you cannot have multiple effect sizes based on the same sample without addressing the non-independence.
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A search for recent meta-analyses on exercise & physical activity should horrify any reasonable person. The prevalence of meta-analyses that include 2-5 studies is astounding. Who are the supervisors directing their students to do this? Who are the reviewers & editors approving?
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Today, along with Dr @ZackZenko and Dr @SpyridoulaVazou, we are delighted to announce the publication of the Affective Exercise Experiences (AFFEXX) questionnaire. I would like to take this opportunity to explain some basics about this new measure. A short thread.
