Dear Tipsters,
I would like to make contact with universities in the Netherlands.
Can anybody provide me with some names and e-mail addresses?
Thank you in advance,
Jan Fouche
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On Fri, 19 Nov 1999, FOUCHE J.B. wrote:
I would like to make contact with universities in the Netherlands.
Can anybody provide me with some names and e-mail addresses?
Use a www browser to access one of the many sites for university
addresses around the world. Being Canadian, I tend
I am toying with the idea of having my students take an exam with one
lifline option. They will be allowed to make one phone call to a friend,
relative or prof for the answer to a question that they may find
very challenging.
So tipsters,(except Donald McBurney)do not be surprised if one of my
Hi
On Fri, 19 Nov 1999, Michael Sylvester wrote:
I am toying with the idea of having my students take an exam
with one lifline option. They will be allowed to make one phone
call to a friend, relative or prof for the answer to a question
that they may find very challenging.
And the
Ian Hacking has a new book out called _The Social Construction of What?_
(1999, Harvard University Press). In this book, among other things, he
discusses two sets of issues: (1) critiques of scientific knowledge by
social constructionists and the responses of natural scientists; (2) the
effects
I was wondering if any of you who have classes with a substantial number of
both majors and nonmajors in them ever give different assignments or have
different requirements for the two groups?
Jeff Nagelbush
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Ferris State University
There is a fascinating article about the web sites containing student notes
of classes at the Chronicle of Higher ed site:
http://chronicle.com/free/99/11/99111901t.htm
This article also can send to to an even more fascinating article about the
legal aspects of the issue by a Purdue U.
This reminds me that there was a Newsweek cover story on student cheating,
I believe in this week's edition. Steve Davis was among those quoted.
I found the most interesting part to be the story of a law school student
who was caught plagiarizing, went on to graduate, discovered
Jeffrey and other TIPSters,
When I prep a course that I know will contain exclusively or primarily
psychology majors, I assume that students will be interested in
discussing methodological and theoretical issues in-depth. I'm aware of
the dangers of assumptions; I know that not all psych majors
I'm setting up some programs to teach undergrads how to do library research.
Some of these folks haven't ever been online - so I'm thinking that it may
be better to have a very simpled prgram of how to" outlined - rather than
bombarding them with all the various places to search for info. Also -
Hi
On Fri, 19 Nov 1999, RICHARD PISACRETA wrote:
U of Winnipeg also has something like this, called a course
comparison index (CCI). It shows the average performance of
students in your class relative to their performance in all
other classes. A university committee examines CCIs before
At 12:18 PM -0800 11/19/99, RICHARD PISACRETA wrote:
U of Winnipeg also has something like this, called a course
comparison index (CCI). It shows the average performance of
students in your class relative to their performance in all
other
classes. A university committee examines CCIs before
Passed on by one of my Intro students:
The psychology instructor had just finished a lecture on mental health
and was giving an oral test.
Speaking specifically about manic depression, she asked, "How
would you diagnose a patient who walks back and forth screaming at the
top of his lungs one
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