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onespaceymother
Insanely helpful text for research design!
I’m still utilizing the online exams that this book comes with codes for (a big bonus) and I sit for the GRE on Thursday - so we have yet to see if I’ve truly “cracked it.” Generally speaking I think this was a good prep book, but it definitely tries to give you a tip for every single type of question that could ever possibly occur. I think a student with less study experience might spend so much time memorizing the tips they don’t actually work on the substance or practice - Or maybe if I had several weeks of consecutive full time dedicated studying (like for the Bar Exam) it would be useful. Abundant tips aside, amusingly it assumes users remember a lot of math basics from high school (more than I did anyway). Using this as a study guide has definitely helped me organize prepping for this exam in the middle of a busy career and family life, but I’m not sure it’s a gold standard of test prep.
Everybody Has a Podcast (Except You): A How-To Guide from the First Family of Podcasting
Griffin McElroy, Justin McElroy, Travis McElroy
I found a ton of bits and pieces in here that were incredibly useful for our podcast as we complete 30 episodes!
Realoud to Eleanor (age 6), her fav chapter books
Beautiful to be sure, but the wordless factor was tough. There was so much more I wanted to know and explore.
This is full of goodies! I do wish it was organized a bit more like an almanac, with a bit more attention to time of year for each article. I'm glad I read all the essays and articles first, and can use the middle, almanac section, throughout the year.