Happy #TerminologyTuesday! Today let’s learn more about OTs and their role in special education. #SpecialEducation #DevelopmentalDisabilities #OccupationalTherapy

On this #TerminologyTuesday, we’ll learn more about physical therapists and how they can support students with disabilities. #SpecialEducation #DevelopmentalDisabilities #PhysicalTherapy

On this #TerminologyTuesday, let’s continue to learn more about different professionals who may be involved in special education programs. #SpecialEducation #DevelopmentalDisabilities

Effective special education programs often rely on many types of professionals including a variety of educators, health professionals, and student support staff. #TerminologyTuesday #SpecialEducation #DevelopmentalDisabilities

Although CBT is certainly not be the best approach for everyone, it can be a quite effective approach for supporting individuals who have both mental disorders and developmental disabilities. #TerminologyTuesday #MentalHealth #DevelopmentalDisabilities

Last #TerminologyTuesday, we learned about psychologists and the types of care they can provide. This week, let’s learn about one of the other most common types of mental health professionals- psychiatrists. #MentalHealth #DevelopmentalDisabilities

When looking for mental health support and care, it can be difficult to determine which type of professional may be best for you and your family. Let’s learn more about these different professional roles. #TerminologyTuesday #MentalHealth #DevelopmentalDisabilities

Diagnosis of developmental disabilities and mental health disorders are often based on criteria described in the DSM-5. On this #TerminologyTuesday, let’s learn more about the DSM-5. #MentalHealth #DevelopmentalDisabilities

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What's an exception?

Let's define this term.

#Python #TerminologyTuesday

🐦🔗: https://twitter.com/treyhunner/status/1587489240283316228

What's an exception?

Let's define this term.

#Python #TerminologyTuesday

What's a "module" in #Python? #TerminologyTuesday

module: a Python file (.py) that's meant to be imported by other .py files

Importing a Python module gives you access to data and functionality defined within that module.

But what happens when you import a module?

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I think it's finally time for a #TerminologyTuesday thread on iterators. I usually define iterator in two ways:

1. iterator: a "lazy" iterable that gets consumed as you loop over it.
2. iterator: the type of object that powers all forms of iteration in Python

Let's dive in 🧵

🐦🔗: https://twitter.com/treyhunner/status/1577342327928004609

I think it's finally time for a #TerminologyTuesday thread on iterators. I usually define iterator in two ways:

1. iterator: a "lazy" iterable that gets consumed as you loop over it.
2. iterator: the type of object that powers all forms of iteration in Python

Let's dive in 🧵

I'd like to revisit 2 funny #Python terms that I discuss in my Intro to Python courses:

1. REPL
2. Lexicographical

REPL is interesting because olks rarely spell it out

And lexicographical is a just big word that means "similar to alphabetical order"

#TerminologyTuesday

For this week's #TerminologyTuesday re-visit, let's take a look at two Python-adjacent terms.

"float" and "regular expression"

There IS floating involved with floats.

And that "regular" part of regular expressions does have a specific meaning.

Let's revisit 4 past #TerminologyTuesday threads related to duck typing related terms.

• iterable
• sequence
• mapping
• callable

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Python class curious? 🤔

Here's a 4-in-1 thread about class-related Python terms 🐍

• class
• class instance
• method
• initializer method

Make sure to click through to each of the 4 thread for more 🧵

#Python #TerminologyTuesday

🐦🔗: https://twitter.com/treyhunner/status/1567223537848532992

I'm taking a #TerminologyTuesday break during September. 🍵

I'll be re-sharing past terminology Tuesday threads each week for the next 4 weeks. 🔄

This was the first Python terminology revisit. 🐍

Stay tuned for #Python terminology reruns over the next 4 weeks. 🌠 https://twitter.com/2326251343/status/1567223537848532992

Python class curious? 🤔

Here's a 4-in-1 thread about class-related Python terms 🐍

• class
• class instance
• method
• initializer method

Make sure to click through to each of the 4 thread for more 🧵

#Python #TerminologyTuesday

I forgot the #TerminologyTuesday hashtag! 😮

Still wishing for a an "edit" button on Twitter 😅