teaching
Since the NYT is revisiting Joe Wilson's June 2003 op-ed on his trip to Africa in search of uranium deals, I feel compelled to crank up on the Wayback Machine.
Reading this post reminded me that I had thoughts, a year or so ago, about the disconnect between how the academic literature breaks down the state and the way that.
(The rest of the post is quite long and requires you already be interested in how to teach students how to acquire a credible academic ethos ... but since a.
Via James Joyner, I'm wondering whether this really characterizes a common experience in higher ed:All course materials, including weekly presentations, must be submitted months in advance. This, I’m told, is.
The Monty Hall problem is a well-known thought experiment in probability analysis. The problem is fairly simple, but for reasons that aren't well understood the right answer is sufficiently counter-intuitive.
Two of the "acquire an alternative skill set with real world application" assignments that we teach in composition are 1) how to build and manage a wiki and 2) how.
While I see the logic, I also worry that if I banned laptop use in my classes I'd be deprived of the privilege of demanding that people look things up.
The 2009 Patterson School Crisis Simulation has ended. Coverage of the simulation was provided by the UK School of Journalism, and can be found here (start with the very bottom.