Lich-Anne, who is not dead in this photo
@ennael.bsky.social
Poet, writer, proofreader, leftist, the embodiment of social awkwardness--lowered GPA with ballroom dance--see definition for gaffe. Bi, ND, she/her. Very married. Publishes a blog of writing prompts and apologies at https://leannehunt.com/
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My wife teaches special ed.
I used to work in assistive technology two decades ago.
There are technologies that genuinely help those with disabilities—screen readers, accessible PDFs of textbooks, high contrast settings, voice-to-text, etc. They are purpose-built.
EdTech usually isn't doing that.
I used to work in assistive technology two decades ago.
There are technologies that genuinely help those with disabilities—screen readers, accessible PDFs of textbooks, high contrast settings, voice-to-text, etc. They are purpose-built.
EdTech usually isn't doing that.
November 26, 2025 at 12:13 AM
My wife teaches special ed.
I used to work in assistive technology two decades ago.
There are technologies that genuinely help those with disabilities—screen readers, accessible PDFs of textbooks, high contrast settings, voice-to-text, etc. They are purpose-built.
EdTech usually isn't doing that.
I used to work in assistive technology two decades ago.
There are technologies that genuinely help those with disabilities—screen readers, accessible PDFs of textbooks, high contrast settings, voice-to-text, etc. They are purpose-built.
EdTech usually isn't doing that.
Even his hand deserves better
November 27, 2025 at 2:19 PM
Even his hand deserves better
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If people's experiences (which are qualitative data!) are saying one thing but the "hard data" says something else, it means your data is missing something.
Similarly: Under Biden when homeless shelters were seeing record need but economists insisted the numbers were fine.
Similarly: Under Biden when homeless shelters were seeing record need but economists insisted the numbers were fine.
November 26, 2025 at 1:17 PM
If people's experiences (which are qualitative data!) are saying one thing but the "hard data" says something else, it means your data is missing something.
Similarly: Under Biden when homeless shelters were seeing record need but economists insisted the numbers were fine.
Similarly: Under Biden when homeless shelters were seeing record need but economists insisted the numbers were fine.