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Curriculum reform success stories at an "average" research university
Let me just share a paper on Integrative Education that I and my favorite co-author presented at a conference concerned with the future of the university.
The conference version:
Awbrey, S.M., and A …
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Making sure that you have comprehended a concept
Charles Sanders Peirce gave the following advice for increasing the clarity of one's concepts:
Consider what effects that might
conceivably have practical bearings
you conceive the objects of …
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What are the qualities of a good (math) teacher? [closed]
In forming your answer you may treat the qualifier math or maths as optional, since part of the question is whether there is anything peculiar to the subject of mathematics that demands anything pecul …