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Dear John,
That makes sense in understanding our perception. We went through a similar
experience a number of years ago. Then the university got
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Dear John,
That makes sense in understanding our perception. We went through a similar
experience a number of years ago. Then the university got serious about
recrui
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Dear John,
That makes sense in understanding our perception. We went through a similar
experience a number of years ago. Then the university got serious about
recruitment (hiring a qualified officer) and as enrolment
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Sent: Friday, September 26, 2014 9:05 PM
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Stuart, This is also true ... My better
: [tips] The decline of intellectual curiosity
Dear Tipsters,
Both Chris and John make interesting points. Perhaps I could add one more:
sampling. Over the years, a greater proportion of high school graduates have
been admitted to higher education. Perhaps the perceived decline in
intellectual
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Coordinator, Psychology Honors
Plymouth State University
Plymouth NH 03264
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Dear Tipsters,
Psychology
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From: "Christopher Green"
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Sent: Friday, September 26, 2014 12:38:45 PM
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I’ve probably been to
I’ve probably been too noisy of late, but I’ll give this one a shot (without
benefit of citations, so take it for what it’s worth). I generally think that
people who blame everything on the internet and video games are silly buggers,
but in this case I’ll posit that students (and people in gener
A college in our math department sent me this email today:
I have been here for 31.5 years and the students are not getting any weaker or
any stronger. The one trend I notice is that they are losing their intellectual
curiosity. They care less and less about "why". Do you know of any
studies/boo
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