Miguel,
I've been using C for 10 years now. I've displayed letters and words, line
drawings, and Kanji characters. C++ is a superset of C, so you should be
able to do just about anything you want. Keep in mind, though, that you may
need to use more than just your C++ compiler if you want to ti
Just a few thoughts I had about education at the start of this new year
(if not quite yet a new millenium). I offer them to help generate debate
and maybe even some ideas about how to better teach our students.
The most popular view of the purpose of an education involves a
practical orientation
Yes, I saw this in the paper also. Is there something new about
this? I thought this was one of the standard explanations--quite a few
years old. Perhaps some S&P folks can enlighten us as to what's new about
this?Is it really considered the most efficient explanation? Gary
Peter
Happy Y2K everyone.
Folks, over the past few years I've become a little frustrated about having to
rely on, and not being able to alter, pre-packaged stimulus displays from
software such as Mel Lab for perception- and attention-type experiments. So,
for those of you who are familiar with such m
At 9:39 AM -0800 1/2/00, JC Damron wrote:
[a great deal about student evaluation of teaching].
I recently came across this useful, concise summary of research on
evaluating teaching, phrased as a set of recommendations.
http://www.umich.edu/~crltmich/guidelines.html
-Chuck
- Chuck Huff
Well, here it is January 5, and I haven't had a single message from TIPS
..can I really be the first? What happened to the TIPSter
whose finger was supposed to be poised over the send key at the stroke of
midnight on New Year's Eve?
Teaching relevance--none.
Happy New Year!!
Kris Lewis
S
TO KNOW
TO THINK
TO DO
TO FEEL
Good morning. The coffee at my side is invitingly delicious.
More important, it's hot. I occasionally pass my hands over it as if it
was a pot belly stove to
When I teach Social Psychology, I use David Myers' text. The supplemental
material includes a true/false quiz on topics covered in the course. I make
students complete it the first class period. Most get 50% or less and it
leads to lively discussion. The exercise works equally well when I use
You might know this and maybe not.
jim matiya
Answer Said Found for Moon Illusion
.c The Associated Press
WASHINGTON (AP) - The illusion that the full moon seen near the horizon
is bigger than the moon seen overhead is a trick the brain plays when it
perceives distance to a far object, a
On Mon, 3 Jan 2000, Stephen Black went:
> Time to wake up the list. Here's my first contribution of the new
> millennium.
Stephen beat me to it. I was going to wake up the list with something
very different.
My students always enjoyed learning that people with severe global
aphasia can sometim
I just received this notice of the final rankings.
Gary J. Klatsky
Department of Psychology[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Oswego State University (SUNY) http://www.oswego.edu/~klatsky
Oswego, NY 13126Voice: (315) 341 347
Hi Tips folks!.. Happy New Year!
Below is an assortment of comments contributed by members of faculty to
the well known (and somewhat celebrated!) Chronicle of Higher Education:
Colloquy--1998 -- cleaned-up and internet friendly. I suspect that they will
provide members of faculty
Is tips up and running?
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John W. Kulig[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Department of Psychology http://oz.plymouth.edu
Plymouth State College tel: (603) 535-2468
Plymouth NH USA 03264
Tipsters, the new semester begins in a few days and I am going over
handouts, as well as goals. In my History and Systems class, students are
asked to do a historical review or analysis, but I want to give them better
help in actually thinking about the history they research. Instead of jus
Date sent: 6-JAN-2000 15:25:02
TIPSters,
As many of you already know, we have been having a problem with the TIPS
list since Dec 30 of the last century!
We hope the problem is solved, but not quite sure.
Don't be alarmed if you get any duplicate messages in the next few days,
since it would
Hi Tips Folks!.. Happy New Year, etc!
Below is an assortment of comments contributed by members of faculty to
the well known (and somewhat celebrated!) Chronicle of Higher Education:
Colloquy--1998 -- cleaned-up and internet friendly. I suspect that they will
provide members of fac
Hi Tips Folks!.. Happy New Year, etc..!
Below is an assortment of comments contributed by members of faculty to
the well known (and somewhat celebrated!) Chronicle of Higher Education:
Colloquy--1998 -- cleaned-up and internet friendly. I suspect that they will
provide members of f
Tipsters:
Perhaps like many of you, I have reluctantly begun to sort through all the
odd paperwork that I have accumulated over the past several year or two.
Not surprisingly, I am finding that most is simply not worthy of keeping!
The items below, however, are among those I will probably keep
Time to wake up the list. Here's my first contribution of the new
millennium.
I've just discovered a recent paper on the topic on the website of the
Society for Industrial and Organizational Psychology at
http://www.siop.org/tip/backissues/TipJuly99/4Camara.htm
The article by Camara and Powers i
>Note: This is my _Second Effort_ to successfully send this message.
>>
>>> Greetings Tipsters!
Below is an assortment of comments orginally contributed by members of
faculty to the well-known (and somewhat celebrated!) Chronicle of Higher
Education: Colloquy--1998 -- cleane
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