Resurrecting.
I expect to specify a Flatworld Knowledge book for Spring 2012 semester. I am
looking to adapt (they are easy to customize) an Organizational Behavior book
for my I/O Psychology class. There is also a site called Connexions (cnx.org)
that offers a similar model: online = free, dow
Hi all,
I haven't read this article yet but, because of the recent discussion about the
internal validity of clinical trials, I thought I would make y'all aware of it
(I think it's available to nonsubscribers):
Are Psychiatric Medications Making Us Sicker?
By John Horgan
Several generations of
Hi
Our VP Academic is going to talk about andragogical technology. First time I'd
heard of andragogical, which appears to be commonly used in the adult education
area to denote learning by adults (vs. pedagogical).
My "educational fad" antenna went up, but perhaps I am being unfair. Is anyone
I highly recommend the book, _Suffer the Children_ by Marilyn Wedge. It
was one of the most disturbing as well as inspiring books I have read
this year--disturbing as I had no idea how common it has become for
psychiatrists to prescribe very strong sedatives for young children with
behavioral
I highly recommend the book, _Suffer the Children_ by Marilyn Wedge. It
was one of the most disturbing as well as inspiring books I have read
this year--disturbing as I had no idea how common it has become for
psychiatrists to prescribe very strong sedatives for young children with
behavioral
I would highly recommend the recent book by Marilyn Hedge, Suffer the
Children, a family therapist who has extensive experience illustrating how
working with family dynamics is very effective at helping children with
behavioral disorders and that labeling and prescribing drugs is not. It's
a very
Sorry computer told me my first message didn't go through--not mean to
send two about Hedge's book, really.
Joan
jwarm...@oakton.edu
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Tipsters,
Because I am currently enrolled in a tutor certification course through the
National Tutoring Association, I had the opportunity to learn more about the
andragogical approach (like Jim I was not aware of this distinction either).
Andragogy is distinguished from pedagogy with the
Talk about dichotomizing a continuum!
Are 17 year olds adults? 18? 22?
On Sep 19, 2011, at 3:27 PM, Rene Verry wrote:
Tipsters,
Because I am currently enrolled in a tutor certification course through the
National Tutoring Association, I had the opportunity to learn more about the
andragogica
Paul Brandon
>Talk about dichotomizing a continuum!
>Are 17 year olds adults? 18? 22?
>
I've read a bit about andragogical Education and come away with the same
feeling I have about different learning styles in younger students. These is
some smoke, but but I haven't seen any read data on it.
I don't see any connection between the idea of Androgogy and the pseudoscience
of learning styles. Androgogy is simply a set of suggested teaching methods
for adults who most likely are in a different stage of life and are probably
approaching their experience as a student with a different set
Hi Michael
I think Robert's point was that Andragogical principles were perhaps as lacking
in empirical evidence as learning styles ... not that they are equivalent or
related in any other way.
You mention some of the assumptions made about "older" learners. Ignoring for
a moment the defini
Reading this article brought back many memories and disillusionment with
clinical trials. However, I believe there are opportunities to
study what a placebo is, and how this condition influences our dependent
measures.
The only psychotropic medications that work are those that sedate
patients
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