Creation Science Conformity

2002-03-22 Thread David L Gent
I have been interested in Creationism and Creation Science for some time now and interestly this last week or so - for the first time ever that I can recall - it has become an educational issue in the British media. There is a school teaching creationism alongside evolution. In fact because

Re: Creation Science Conformity

2002-03-22 Thread jim clark
Hi On Fri, 22 Mar 2002, David L Gent wrote: I have been interested in Creationism and Creation Science for some time now and interestly this last week or so - for the first time ever that I can recall - it has become an educational issue in the British media. There is a school teaching

redo (mistakes)

2002-03-22 Thread Jessey Bernstein
I have started the practice of having students write out the correct answers to questions that were incorrectly answered. I have got some positive feedback from students about this.Some even remarked that as they contrast their incorrect answers to the correct ones,they were amazed as how

Dialing 911:insane/sane

2002-03-22 Thread sylvestm
In a discussion re Andrea Yates,some of my students remarked that the fact that she dialed 911 was evidence of her sanity. But isn't there a school of thought that insists that meticulous planning and consequential logical aftereffects are also signs of insanity? In order words,can one be so

Re: Dialing 911:insane/sane

2002-03-22 Thread Beth Benoit
Title: Re: Dialing 911:insane/sane One of my students said - and others agreed - that the fact that Andrea Yates didn't kill herself after she'd killed her children proved that she wasn't insane. There's so much wrong there that I hardly knew where to start. (But believe me, I went at it with

RE: Redo

2002-03-22 Thread Vivian Hamilton
These redo ideas seem like a great way to emphasize learning and may also have the added benefit of helping students learn to identify possible patterns of errors they're making in test-taking or in studying. My concern is that it sounds like students need to take the exams home to work on

Re: waiting till the last minute

2002-03-22 Thread Charlotte Manly
e) better late than never f) an opportunity to learn about the value of planning g) this class isn't high on their priority list h) they need to pick the right free paper off the web i) they need more structure in order to start earlier Seriously, why not structure the assignment so they have to

Re: Inbreeding and birth defects

2002-03-22 Thread Richard Pisacreta, Ph.D.
I have a question. Are the majority of albino humans produced by inbreeding? Rip Pisacreta, Ph.D. Professor, Psychology, Ferris State University Big Rapids, MI 49307 email: [EMAIL PROTECTED] _ MSN Photos is the easiest way to

Re: waiting till the last minute

2002-03-22 Thread Jan Thompson
d)other I'd think they had more to tell me. Things like - I've fallen in love and been too happy to think about school work. - My family is falling apart and it has taken precedence. - I've been too ill (or too depressed) (or having panic attacks) (or I've in love but I've been rejected and

RE: Redo

2002-03-22 Thread Sherry Serdikoff
The description I posted from my syllabus (see below) indicates that students re required to complete remediation during my office hours or by special appointment. I do not let students take the tests home. Of course, student groups have devised more elaborate ways of getting the items for those

6 weeks late?

2002-03-22 Thread tasha howe
If I ever give more than a week to complete something, I always have intermediate steps required, such as thesis acceptance, outlines, drafts, article submissions, etc. This also cuts down on plagiarism since they must attached all articles cited and i've read their paper in all its stages. Most

The voice of suicide

2002-03-22 Thread Beth Benoit
In a novel by Josephine Hart, a new favorite of mine, a reference was made to Stephen Silverman's work at Yale on the subtle change in the sound of the voice that is the first sign that an individual may be serious about committing suicide. Naturally, my TIPS-inspired curiosity sent me to the