By sophomore year, they say, college students have gained little ground in any of these areas. What do these three measures have in common? They ask students to think about language less intuitively and instead as a system with rules.
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Teaching Matters: Rethinking the Hybrid Course - Commentary - The Chronicle of Higher E... - 4 views
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I tried to find this article through our library connection to the Chronicle, but couldn't locate it.
Why Every Professor Needs Linguistics 101 - Commentary - The Chronicle of Higher Education - 1 views
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That's a huge leap in one sentence. How so? What's the evidence that weaknesses in these three areas are language-based?
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The Chronicle: 6/2/2006: The Fight for Classroom Attention: Professor vs. Laptop - 0 views
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At other times, she uses the wireless Internet access in the college's classrooms to do some online shopping or chat using instant messenger. "If it's material that I know, most of the time I will surf the Internet a little bit," says Ms. Mei, a junior.
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"They claim that they're taking notes — and they may well be," he says. "But it still is annoying."
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"A couple of them have said, 'I don't have any paper,'" says Mr. Aylesworth. He had them borrow some from classmates.
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PLNs - conferences are changing with the use of tools like Twitter
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PLNs and how to develop them.
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A chronicle our process as we pilot iPads in the Kindergarten at Sidwell Friends School
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Facebook is forever
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