Dear Tipsters
Susan Blackmore
recently published in june 03 book an "Introduction to Conciousness"
http://www.susanblackmore.co.uk/journalism/ns02.htm
Its a great read
Alexia Elliott
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Im going to be treading on dangerous ground here, but what the hell
On 22 September Jean-Marc wrote:
> If I may, this slogan has been misinterpreted over and over.
> It is true that many Quebec residents probably view this
> "Je me souviens" slogan as one linked to separatism. But
> it is no
On 22 September Joyce wrote:
> Allen - and everyone else who discussed Freud's theories
> and repressed memories. Thanks.
> I carefully read what all of you wrote and found it very
> interesting. I read Freud over 25 years ago, and although
> I disagreed with many of his theories at the time
As a native Missourian, I feel qualified to give an
interpretationMissourians claim to be empiricists: "Show me the data!"
(The reference does not, as Stephen insinuates, solicit the display of things
appealing to prurient interests!)
Retta
Stephen Black wrote:
> On 22 Sep 2003, Linda M.
Retta Poe wrote:
> As a native Missourian, I feel qualified to give an
> interpretationMissourians claim to be empiricists: "Show me the data!"
> (The reference does not, as Stephen insinuates, solicit the display of things
> appealing to prurient interests!)
That wouldn't count as "data"
TIPSters--
Thanks to all of you who responded to my quest for a non-moralizing text on drugs. It was very helpful. A biologist friend of mine also recommended "From Chocolate to Morphine"--haven't seen it, but I value her judgment, so any of you interested in the topic might want to check that o
Allen Esterson wrote:
I’m going to be treading on dangerous ground here, but what the hell…
Such sentiments can be inspiring, but also dangerous in the wrong
circumstances. How many times must this kind of sentiment have echoed
round the Balkans in the 1990s.
Allen Esterson
Hi Allen,
Hey
Title: Sensory information difficulty
A while back, I thought that there was a discussion about the disorder of sensory information difficulty. My recollection (maybe a false memory) is that someone posted a page indicating that this was a hoax or that the data on this disorder was pretty poo
Title: Sensory information difficulty
The
disorder that I asked about earlier this summer was Sensory Integration
Disorder--I think this is what you are talking about. My conclusion was that the
disorder is...well...a hoax, as you said. I haven't found any data supporting
this as a bona fide
We are hearing, at the California Community College level of
the need for student outcome measures beyond the grades that we profs give our
students. In fact we are informed that both at the state and national
level, the direction is to develop measures of student performance in all the
su
Title: Message
I
think (almost) everyone who is subject to politicians is getting the same
message.
Mel
King
SUNY
Cortland
New
York
-Original Message-From: Eastman, Mark
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PMTo: Teaching in the Psychologica
Not at Drew but it might be more likely at public
schools.
Patrick
Patrick O.
Dolan, Ph.D.Assistant ProfessorDepartment of PsychologyDrew
UniversityMadison, NJ 07940973-408-3558[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Dear Mark,
Assessment of outcomes is an increasingly highlighted concern of various
accrediting organizations. Thus, you are not alone in the need for new assessment
strategies and measures of accountability at your institution.
I think you will find more than you might ever need at The Asse
I think
this is a national trend. At the
State University of New York there is an ongoing effort to assess the mandated
general education requirements. Learning outcomes have been identified and we
are in the process of developing the specific assessment tool to test those
outcomes. At Osw
Mark:
Just
returned from our Assessment committee meeting. If you are a college or
university, public or private, whether you are beholden to politicians or not,
outcomes assessment is a big issue among accrediting agencies. It sure was last
year when we went through the process with t
Title: Message
Wouldn't you all like to see some sort of assessment that looks at
student performance in the last semester and takes into account a la covariance
analysis what the student brought to the school on
entry.
Mel
King
SUNY
Cortland
New
York
-Original Message-Fro
Just looked in my mailbox and found that our
college is going to be screening Thierry Le Brun's new film, "A licence to
remember: Je me souviens" (National Film Board 2002)
According to Le Brun, "embedded in the motto are
universal questions about the relation between history, memory, and b
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