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zzedd
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Comment #35934056
i was a university lecturer teaching a large foundation subject. at the start of semester i would show them how to plagiarise, summarise and obfuscate an essay — on-screen in real-…
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Comment #35779330
very similar experience with me. after frustration with medical treatment over many years into my mid-60s, i went gluten-free and symptoms cleared within weeks.
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Comment #34393658
see https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/New_Math
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Comment #32591361
humans
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Comment #30291826
yes, but almost any school subject can be intellectually-expanding ... if well-taught. however there are some pretty influential forces that result in poor teaching (overloaded cur…
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Comment #30216105
for a simple overview, see also: https://www.rainforestrescue.org.au/save-the-cassowary/evolu...
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Comment #29926154
Use the Regex Dictionary [0] in combination with word letter frequency lists [1]. [0] https://visca.com/regexdict/ [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Letter_frequency
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Comment #29917787
I've been using the Regex Dictionary to refine my Regex search skills while solving Wordle problems. I also refer to Letter Frequency tables ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Letter_…
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Comment #29695116
Just fix your mind on another Maria who isn't here, and tell the truth about her.
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Comment #29646954
also "Evolution" by Steven Baxter: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Evolution_(Baxter_novel)
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Comment #29413646
good observation. i'm a director of a corporation that has "personhood", but my local creek is more alive, performs more important roles than the corporation (just a stack of paper…
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Comment #28558548
i liked the bit at the end where the interviewer asked "Why do you think the original 65x series is still popular..." and Mensch replied , "...People want to work with the 65x chip…
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Comment #27989516
these issues should be addressed in reasoned debate if we're talking about a existential crisis.
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Comment #27776703
a book based on satirising college administration is just too easy. i'd like to read a story lampooning the administration of a free-market think tank. perhaps involving a "woke" l…
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Comment #27558971
this is a great episode where the reporter a (Ann Jones) gets into an illuminating discussion with the researcher (Amanda Ridley) about local social behaviour, "language" structure…
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Comment #27021162
thanks, this helps. i've tried different search terms with little success (descriptors for resource-based independent learning in groups are hard to refine). i'm retired so my prof…
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Comment #27019798
Off topic, but this looks like a well organised, independent learning network. Where can I find others, on serious topics, that are independent of platforms or publishers? Is there…
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Comment #26576418
someone who has the ability to model the naive knowledge of their student(s), has a good grasp of subject matter, and can orchestrate experiences to bridge the gap. empathy, a will…
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Comment #26382252
if you ever get the chance to visit this remarkable, isolated place, take it. i've organised a few trips to the island to explore the diverse wildlife and stunning habitats (coral …
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Comment #26161103
not just targeted at 'critical thinking' (so includes maths and Logo programming) is Barry Newell's book Turtle Confusion. long ago i used this book with kids aged 12. you can read…
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Comment #26112160
hmm. i just searched "best beach Sydney" in DDG and got Bondi Beach as my first result, followed by further sort-of informative sites (listicles). so the sample query differs marke…
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Comment #25992671
because 'the foreigner' controls the media. it's a race condition.
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Comment #25992478
>There are ways for small classes (project based assessment), but these do not scale up easily. yes, project based learning, even in groups, can make cheating irrelevant. and it ca…
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Comment #24633910
Preparing and orchestrating a syllabus for young learners is a very complex task. One lesson I learnt as a professional educator teaching programming to children was to design expe…