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From time to time, I get questions from students who have an assignment to speak to someone in the field. I think those kinds of assignments are wonderful because they link pre-professionals and people learning about the field with people who have been in the field for a while. Those types of introductions and relationships […]
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Leave a Comment (0) →The definition of an economic bubble is, according to Wikipedia, “trade in high volumes at prices that are considerably at variance with intrinsic values”.(Another way to describe it is: trade in products or assets with inflated values.) Universities and colleges have inflated values disproportionate to their value. A number of signs of the stock market bubble, technology […]
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Leave a Comment (1) →One of my favorite shows on TV is CSI because I like the mystery and putting together the clues to solve the crime. You can recreate those feelings with a couple of online games. The first is called Fraud Scene Investigator (FSI). This game is created in a comic book style with stylized images and […]
Continue Reading →The other day, I wrote on the topic of teacher performance and school reform in Bill Gates Puts his 2 Cents in the Pot (ok, a little more than 2 cents) then Clark Quinn of Learnlets posted a related comment and then expanded it in a really thoughtful post called Teacher preparation, and more, I […]
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