Hi
I'm struck by the last sentence in Mike's quote from the panel. Is it
really the case that disempowerment is what leads people (in general or
just those with mental illness?) to be violent? How is that any less an
over-generalization and stigmatizing about poor people than asserting
that peopl
On Fri, 17 Jun 2011 13:33:04 -0700, Rick Froman wrote:
>Mike Palij quoted an article from the New York Times by Benedict
>Carey that said:
>
>"For years school curriculums have emphasized top-down instruction,
>especially for topics like math and science. Learn the rules first - the
>theorems, t
The plural of curriculum is curricula.
Michael
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Mike Palij quoted an article from the New York Times by Benedict Carey that
said:
"For years school curriculums have emphasized top-down instruction, especially
for topics like math and science. Learn the rules first - the theorems, the
order of operations, Newton's laws - then make a run at th
On Fri, 17 Jun 2011 08:38:56 -0700, Michael Britt wrote:
>There has been a lot of talk on the internet lately about perceptual learning.
>
That can be either a good thing or a bad thing.
>I believe that most of it was spurred by an article on the topic that appeared
>in the NYT.
I have a fe
I know of some grad programs that use exams at the end of two years to decide
whether or not you get nothing and have to leave (fail), a master's and have to
leave (a "Master's Pass"), or can go on to finish the PhD (a "PhD Pass").
I don't know how common it is, though. Where I went to school t
Mixed in among the links on this page are a lot of videos I use in intro psych
http://jfmueller.faculty.noctrl.edu/100/100sched.htm
You can also find some more video for social psych here
http://jfmueller.faculty.noctrl.edu/crow/technology.htm#video
Jon
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Jon Mueller
Profe
There has been a lot of talk on the internet lately about perceptual learning.
I believe that most of it was spurred by an article on the topic that appeared
in the NYT. I have to admit that I don't know much about this topic, so two
questions for those of you more familiar with it than I:
1)
Have you been in grad school when the department has decided
not to allow a grad student to continue in the doctoral program but
decides to grant that student a so called "terminal" Masters degree?
I have known a couple of people that this has happened to and they were
pissed. I guess they can
Actually, here is a partial list attached. Hope it attaches. OK.
Lots of pocasts from scientific american because they only take a minute.
Most of these are ABC network type videos. Does anyone know how to download
these only my computer?
I will not have access to streaming video next spring so
Jim, if you compile a list of these can you send them to this list? I like to
use youtubes which I convert using zamzar.com (thanks again to Sue Frantz for
that nugget!)
As long as they are on the same computer or drive they slip seamlessly into a
ppt presentation.
Annette
Annette Kujawski Ta
The NY Times has a sad story about the death of a young woman
who worked in a group home for people with mental illness.
One of the residents, a man suffering from schizophrenia, killed
her. The focus of the article, however, is not so much about
the death but how this situation could occur, that
Stephen Black writes:
>The long-established and respected journal _Sex Roles_ has
>a problem. It's its name. It seems that "sex" implies biology and
>"gender" implies environment. They like "gender" (and
>environmental explanations) better. So they have a
>long-standing policy of advising their au
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