Okay, Donald has made a claim that Louis' teaching style is inadequate to
achieve "Actual education". Of course, by his own admission Donald's
teaching style has led primarily to incidents of cheating by his students.
I'm curious if he therefore views the cheating behavior as more
characteristic o
On Wed, 1 Mar 2000, Bill Southerly wrote:
>
> Mr. Davis is no longer with us on the list.
While I can't say I was distraught by this announcement, I am
surprised at the alacrity with which our normally reticent listowner
acted. My curiosity is piqued. Did Dr. (as he designated himself, but
with
On Wed, 1 Mar 2000, Steffen Wilson wrote:
> A student asked in class today why we cry when we cut an onion-anyone know for
> sure?
Way, way, _way_ more than you want to know about this topic is
available at:
http://www.sciam.com/askexpert/chemistry/chemistry1.html
You've been warned!
(the aut
Why do the weak-minded, such as the late Ms. Thomas always classify someone
calling as spade a spade as trolling?
Ann, we've listened to you complain about how you were a poor teacher and
were being edged into retirement for quite some time now and we've endured it
with good graces. Perhaps you
Thank you. he sent me a pretty awful troll in response to my last
message.
On Wed, 1 Mar 2000, Bill Southerly wrote:
> Date sent: 1-MAR-2000 17:11:46
>
> TIPSters,
>
> Mr. Davis is no longer with us on the list.
>
> Best wishes,
>
> Bill
>
>
> ***
Don wrote:
> I'm sure the 6th graders (or was it 3rd graders) that you teach will
> considerably stronger in terms of their written and verbal expression,
> as well as their critical thinking skills. I'm sure that's a lot easier
> to grade than a big pile of essays anyway
>
> Have you co
Listminions,
I may not be remembering correctly. In a way, I hope I am really not
remembering correctly. Wasn't Mr. Davis the person who signed on about a
month or so ago announcing that he'd just gotten a full time community
college job?
If this is so, I am very, very bummed.
Nancy "No pr
On Mon, 28 Feb 2000, Mike Scoles wrote:
> How did we get talking about ying-yangs? Is this related to the yin and
> yang described in the I-Ching?
>
> Is transmission of culture the same as bringing a cheat-sheet to an
> exam? Is applying a concept in another context the same as plagiarism?
>
Date sent: 1-MAR-2000 17:11:46
TIPSters,
Mr. Davis is no longer with us on the list.
Best wishes,
Bill
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how necessary is it to randomly select animals for the control and
experimental groups in animal studies?
so you got 100 rats,50 to go to the E group and 50 to go to the
C group,can randomization really equalize for the two conditions?
It appears that there is already a stability factor,since som
At 10:57 AM -0800 3/1/00, Judith A. Roberts wrote:
>Donald -
>This is entirely uncalled for... All I can say is what are you so bitter
>about? The history class Louis teaches seems to me to be the most
>interesting and involving history class I have ever heard of. If I had
>had a history class
As a psychologist, no. As an amateur chef, I know that you do not get the effect
with a very sharp knife. Something is realeased into the air when you massacre the
onion tissue.
Steffen Wilson wrote:
> A student asked in class today why we cry when we cut an onion-anyone know for
> sure?
>
> Tha
Cutting the onion releases acid into the air, which stings the eyes. Put
a slice of bread into your mouth (with the rest of the bread hanging out)
and it will absorb most of the acid, cutting way down on the crying.
-- Jim
On Wed, 1 Mar 2000, Steffen Wilson wrote:
> A student asked in clas
I think that was uncalled for... yes, I too sometimes find Louis
overbearing in his enthusiasm, and unempathetic to those of us who aren't
as inspired as him [or inspired in the same way], and even a bit "wacky"
... but it appears that he is accomplishing his classroom objectives.
[though you'd
Stephen (thanks!!) and others:
> Dani' wrote: 2) Does anyone know if Aldrich is still at Stanford/still doing
> narcolepsy research?
> Stephen wrote: No references to Aldrich in the item. I'd like to know more about his
work. Care to enlighten us, Dani'?
His name and articles from 92 and 93 app
For those of you with students interested in pursuing a Masters degree in
Health Psychology...
===
Southwest Texas State University is now accepting applications for a Master
of Arts with a Major in Health Psychology for the
At 8:47 AM -0700 3/1/00, Jeff Ricker wrote:
>I am a "wordaholic." In fact, I have recently been diagnosed with
>"compulsive nomic disorder." If something can be said in one sentence,
>I'll make an essay out of it. Please forgive me, but it's really not my
>fault (I blame my parents...why not?). I'
Donald -
This is entirely uncalled for... All I can say is what are you so bitter
about? The history class Louis teaches seems to me to be the most
interesting and involving history class I have ever heard of. If I had
had a history class like that, maybe I would remember more of the history
I
A student asked in class today why we cry when we cut an onion-anyone know for
sure?
Thanks,
Steffen Wilson
Eastern Kentucky University
Hi Kathleen,
I have made a list of resources and articles about Animal Assisted Therapy
available at:
http://www.uwsp.edu/acad/psych/dog/work.htm#thera
Hope this helps.
Take care,
Mark
- Mark Plonsky, Ph.D. 715-346-3961 wk-
- Psychology Dept.715-346-2778 f
Matthew:
> discussing dreams today when a student asked if you could experience
> touch, smell or taste in dreams.
Yep, a dreamer can experience all of these things. In fact, if,
while in REM, a heating pad or ice pack is placed on some part of the
sleeper's body, that sensation will be
On Wed, 1 Mar 2000, Dani' Raap wrote:
> Hi all - I have a group of intro students interested in doing a project
> on Narcolepsy.
> 1) I have a few references from by physio texts, but wondering if there
> was anyone out there that had suggestions on more complete sources for
> info on narcoleps
Hi all - I have a group of intro students interested in doing a project
on Narcolepsy.
1) I have a few references from by physio texts, but wondering if there
was anyone out there that had suggestions on more complete sources for
info on narcolepsy, cataplexy, use of dogs as a model, etc...
2
The post I sent earlier had an incomplete URL for the location of the
cognitive map software. I checked the Institute for Human and Machine
Cognition website and found the complete address. This one should work.
Sorry for the confusion for those who tried the other URL.
http://cmap.coginst.uwf.
Hey, all,
I'm currently teaching the Psychology of Personality, and we were
discussing dreams today when a student asked if you could experience
touch, smell or taste in dreams. I'm unaware of any research/empirical
answer to this question. Does anyone know if people can and do experience
such
I am a "wordaholic." In fact, I have recently been diagnosed with
"compulsive nomic disorder." If something can be said in one sentence,
I'll make an essay out of it. Please forgive me, but it's really not my
fault (I blame my parents...why not?). I'm on the road to recovery. But
I take it one day
Very nice, Louis.
I'm sure the 6th graders (or was it 3rd graders) that you teach will
considerably stronger in terms of their written and verbal expression,
as well as their critical thinking skills. I'm sure that's a lot easier
to grade than a big pile of essays anyway
Have you considered t
The sounds, the sights, the movements. For three consecutive
classes, the place was swinging. The place was rocking. History had been
read, discussed, digested. Now it was put to original lyrics. History
was put to music; history was sung. Blues, jazz, coffee house, rap, pop,
t.v. th
Please note below the Call for Papers on Men's Health for a special issue of
the Journal of Men's Studies.
Roderick D. Hetzel, Ph.D.
Assistant Professor and Attending Psychologist
Department of Anesthesiology
University of Rochester Medical Center
Pain and
TIPsters interested in a free version of a concept map program might be
interested in the following:
>
>Its available for download on the Internet at cmap.coginst.uwf.edu. We
>give it "for free" for educational use.
>
>In addition to allowing the simple construction of concept maps, the
>softw
Tuesday's Washington Post had an article about mind mapping, which was recently
the subject of conversation here (if I recall correctly!). It can be found at:
http://washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/articles/A45470-2000Feb28.html
--Steve Jones
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