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Michael Britt writes:
>Someone asked me what I thought about Ken Wilber and Integral
>Theory. I have to admit that I've never heard of it. After a quick
check
>online my first impression is that his ideas are either "new agey" or
> just more philosophical than psychological. I've never seen hi
Someone asked me what I thought about Ken Wilber and Integral Theory.
I have to admit that I've never heard of it. After a quick check
online my first impression is that his ideas are either "new agey" or
just more philosophical than psychological. I've never seen him
mentioned in any ps
Congratulations to Bill Southerly for putting TIPS [Teaching in the
Psychological Sciences
<http://www.mail-archive.com/tips%40acsun.frostburg.edu/>] back on
line.
Do psychologists, being pioneers in educational research [Berliner
(1993)], have opinions on the meaning of "sci
I call on tipsters collective wisdom again.
This weekend is Borders 25% off sale (I think it's a nationwide event) for
educators--usually they exclude college faculty but this one includes us.
I have a long wishlist on my Amazon cite that I am copying in below and would
like it if any of you ha
Our department is currently investigating the purchase of Survey Pro and
the NetCollect plug-in from Apian software for use by faculty and students
(primarily graduate, but also some undergraduates). For those that don't
know, this software is used for creating survey and test instruments. The
I wouldn't let her in. Our institution has recently gotten "enrollment
crazy," in which registration never seems to end and we get pressure to
add students whenever. The rule of thumb that I've been using is once the
class has met for two weeks (many of our classes meet once per week),
that's it,
At 5:14 PM -0400 9/21/02, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>Hello Tipsfriends,
>
> Last night as I was preparing to teach my Weekend College class at El
>Camino a student came in and asked if she could add. I told her that the
>add period had ended on Monday (so she had missed two classes) but she
>could
To follow up on Linda W's helpful comments: this is a class that is offered in several sections day and evening every semester and summer too. Starting in January, it will be offered at intersession as well.
Everyone has been so thoughtful in their suggestions; much gratitude.
Nancy Melucci
LBCC
Hi Nancy,
Michael and Annette provide good advice. I would add one additional
thought.
Tell her that if she REALLY wants to take the class to register for it
the next time it is offered. If she is in her last semester, she can
still come back to take a class if she REALLY wants the class as
I wouldn't let her in.
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Hi Nancy:
I pretty much agree with Michael. My experience is that the more I bend over to
help a student the more likely they are to bite me in the behind come evals
time! My never-calculated, gut feeling correlation approaches +1.00.
Now having said that, I did exactly the same thing as a stu
Nancy - Here's my opinion about your response student who was lobbying hard
to add your class after having missed more than one class, probalby having
missed the deadline to add, and not choosing to attend the class at which
she approached you. I think you handled the situation properly. At the p
Hello Tipsfriends,
Last night as I was preparing to teach my Weekend College class at El Camino a student came in and asked if she could add. I told her that the add period had ended on Monday (so she had missed two classes) but she could attend and I would take her information at the end of class
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