I realize that Christopher's post dealt with the idea of sponsors stepping up
to fund courses that were at risk of being cancelled due to budget limitations.
But Annette's reply raised a different issue -- one that I keep confronting.
She said "... I envision: a few enterprising people getting v
I hope not! I have taught one fully online course as part of my regular
teaching load - it took far more time than a traditional course. You might
get rich before having total mental collapse, not to mention debilitating
RSI from mousing and keyboarding. Online education is extremely
time-consu
Israel had no official State religion.
Michael Sylvester,PhD
Daytona Beach,Florida
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Hi Michele and others who may also be interested, I shared the following paper
with Mark, http://facpub.stjohns.edu/~roigm/James%20statistics.doc . It is
based on a project that a student did a couple of years ago that I think it is
applicable for some of the issues that you raise.
I hope
Hi
Is the basic problem with the way that donations (corporate or private) are
normally handled? That is, someone gets to say where (all of) the money will
go. I emphasize "all of" because is it not the case that a considerable
portion of the money is coming from the public purse as a tax ded
"Apply for" is a designation I have never heard before. I just "declared" my
major (well over 30 years ago) as do my students these days.
Please explain.
Annette
Annette Kujawski Taylor, Ph.D.
Professor of Psychology
University of San Diego
5998 Alcala Park
San Diego, CA 92110
619-260-4006
tay
Scantron machine scoring is usually reliable most of the time,but there are
times when it can be a pain.On one occasion the macine kept on scoring a few
items incorrect when they were obviously correct.I have had to xerox
scantron answers because some students would change answers when they were
Carol
Not exactly sure what you mean by "application" (it implies that someone
evaluates the applicant and the applicant can be turned down). In our program
students cannot declare psych as a major until they have passed a psych class
and research methods.
Marie
http://www.dickinson.edu/departm
Dear Tipsters,
How many of your departments require their students to apply for a
psychology major (undergraduate). Would you mind sharing your
application process?
Thanks
Carol
Carol DeVolder, Ph.D.
Professor of Psychology
Chair, Department of Psychology
St. Ambrose University
Davenport, Iowa
Hi Everyone,
This message is meant to piggy-back on the message Marc Center posted about
articles that might cover different analysis techniques. I am also very
interested in this. I currently teach both an online introductory and
intermediate statistics class, and in both classes, I involve s
Hi, All --
I'm wondering if anyone knows of a source of research articles organized by
analysis. I'd like to keep my methods/stats kids reading research in lab, but
would like it if the research used the analyses we're currently studying in
lecture. I'm just wondering if someone has taken the
To get around that problem, the individual can hire teaching assistants to
manage subsets of the courses. He¹s the instructor¹ but he is actually a
corporation that provides instructors unbeknownst to the hiring
universities. Eventually it will be acknowledged as such and the instructor
will be li
tay...@sandiego.edu wrote:
> This is what I envision: a few enterprising people getting very rich teaching
> maybe 50 or 100 online courses a semester--same course offered through many
> colleges nationwide--and maybe sponsored by not just pharma companies, but
> any company--blog sites, twitter
I can't imagine that an online course would last long if it were taught by
someone who has 50-100 online courses to teach. There would be no rehiring,
since there aren't enough hours in the day for one person to actually run
that many. And the message would quickly go out that that person isn't
d
I was just about to forward to my dept a psychteach post from today that
"advertizes" someone's services as a distance learning professor--he is looking
for more courses to teach.
This is what I envision: a few enterprising people getting very rich teaching
maybe 50 or 100 online courses a sem
I can see it now:
"Welcome to Psy327 - Psychopharmacology, brought to you by Eli Lilly,
makers of Prozac. When you're feeling down, ask your doctor about
Prozac. And now on to the course..."
http://www.insidehighered.com/news/2009/08/17/ccsf
Chris
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Department of Psycho
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