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This is a personal blog-space—while it figures significantly in my day-to-day praxis, the views reflected herein are mine and mine alone. The observations I make are not reflection of the policies of the institution that employs me--nor do they, or any official thereof, endorse the views or opinions expressed herein.
Tag Archives: Critical Thinking
Sesame Street Always Gives Perspective
So, I’ve not been as dutiful at practicing my bass lately, and I was spending some time rebuilding my chops last night, in advance of a very heavy jam session that will take place next week at a conference I’m attending, I … Continue reading
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Throw the baby out?
News: Searching For Better Research Habits – Inside Higher Ed. So, I encourage you to read the above-linked IHE article, but I’ll give you a brief idea of its point. Students tend to misuse search engines (Google and JSTOR alike) … Continue reading
A Case In Point of a Little Knowledge Being a Dangerous Thing
Battles Around Nation Over Proposed Mosques – NYTimes.com. To sort of “spit ball” a bit on the topic I posted yesterday about Bill Gates’ call for the world to self-educate via the internet, what sort of deep research do you … Continue reading
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Major Discoveries 