On Wed, 5 May 2004, Jim Matiya went:
> Here is a link for Phil Zimbardo's interview on NPR about his prison
> study and why good people behave badly.
>
> http://www.npr.org/features/feature.php?wfId=1870756
>
> Anyone know how to copy a feed like this?? Not that I would do anything
> illegal
David Hogberg wrote:
> Lenore, Michael, Bill et al.: As I recall, the students' median test
> score on an open-book exam was lower than that of a regular hour exam.
> I attributed that difference to a somewhat lower level of preparation
> with a concommitant lower level of anxiety, but a higher a
Here is a link for Phil Zimbardo's interview on NPR about his prison study and why good people behave badly.
http://www.npr.org/features/feature.php?wfId=1870756
Anyone know how to copy a feed like this?? Not that I would do anything illegal
Jim
Jim Matiya
Carl Sandburg High School
131st and
Dave Hogberg posted to TIPS:
>. . . As I recall, the students' median test score on an
>open-book exam was lower than that of a regular hour exam.
>...
I too have consistently observed (in my statistics course) that students
take more time to complete examinations when allowed to take the test
"o
You might want to look into the systems in use at the primarily
online campuses such as Baker College and the University of Phoenix, Dave.
They use 100% online delivery of course material, and for the most part
their students learn at least as much in the courses as they do in
on-ground one
