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Do Faculty Have Time to Grade Papers?

May 20, 2013
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Do Faculty Have Time to Grade Papers?

Writing and reading are still the top learning tools for students, especially writing about something that has been read.  But neither activity will be successful if not monitored by conscientious faculty.       But who will read the writing?  High school teachers manage lots of sections throughout the day, all teeming with students, many…

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Homeschooling Through The Eyes Of A Student

May 19, 2013
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Homeschooling Through The Eyes Of A Student

This young teenager was asked to write a short summary about homeschooling. Hi, my name is Edelia Waldrop and I was asked to write about what it’s like to be homeschooled. Most people probably think homeschoolers don’t work that hard because our parents don’t care. In some cases that may true but that’s not the…

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Should Calculus Be Taught in Context of Specific Fields?

May 18, 2013
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Should Calculus Be Taught in Context of Specific Fields?

Those who’ve overseen college curricula for lengths of time will notice that calculus will migrate out of the mathematics department into other departments where the principles are less abstract and more applied.  “Calculus for mechanical engineers,” for example, can illustrate applications that are unique to that discipline, thus augmenting students’ feeling that the subject is…

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Life Choices

May 17, 2013
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Life Choices

Every day, women in America are faced with difficult choices. Thank God, many still choose LIFE!     Liberty Today TV is reaching viewers around the world with NEWS, information and conservative commentary. Faith, Family and Freedom… and a little fun that will make you smile! Each week it’s new and fresh to keep you…

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Teaching History: Did America Fight WWII to Free the Jews?

May 15, 2013
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Teaching History:  Did America Fight WWII to Free the Jews?

Being against the Holocaust is a noble sentiment since everyone agrees that Holocaust was one of the worst things in human history.  But is that enough reason for faculty teaching history to suggest to students that America went to war to “free the Jews”?  If that had been the case, our leaders would have started…

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Public Violence against Universities More Common in Middle Ages

May 14, 2013
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Public Violence against Universities More Common in Middle Ages

Public universities seem to still enjoy widespread support in the US, despite a growing body of news reports that quality is down and left-leaning values are up.  There is no violence directed at university professors and administrators today, but such was not always the case during the Middle Ages.       Robert S. Rait…

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Does US Education Emphasize Managerial Elites?

May 13, 2013
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Does US Education Emphasize Managerial Elites?

Central planners, statisticians, and liberal theorists have a monopoly in planning educational policy at the federal and state levels.  This has increasingly been the case since World War I.  Schools of education know what’s best, and their graduates also  find lucrative positions in nonprofit organizations supposedly studying US education trends.       Trouble is,…

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Should Everything in Life be Sugar-Coated?

May 12, 2013
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Should Everything in Life be Sugar-Coated?

A good question for faculty who specialize in Devil’s Advocacy to help students think is “Should everything in life be sugar-coated?”  Or rephrased it be “Is there anything in life that can’t be or shouldn’t be made fun and pleasurable?” Students are the first to expect entertainment even as a preferred pedagogical approach by their…

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Homeschooling Need Not Be Done By Parents Alone

May 11, 2013
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Homeschooling Need Not Be Done By Parents Alone

Three cheers for stay-at-home moms who homeschool their own children, but married and single young women who don’t have kids yet have chosen to open their homes to a limited number of pupils.       Sometimes single women graduate from college with a teaching degree but can’t find the position they want.  Some become governesses…

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Learning About Modern Medicine

May 10, 2013
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Learning About Modern Medicine

Medical advances in recent decades have produce significant health benefits to mankind. Unfortunately, some of the things designed to protect us can cause irreversible damage.  Parents should be well-informed and educated on the possible downside of childhood vaccinations. An Italian court has just ruled that the MMR vaccine (combination measles, mumps and rubella) caused autism…

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