61. Kathie Nunley S Educator S Newsletter -June 2001 Edition- ++++ the parents spend assisting with homework which If you teach gen. biology, any hint or unit plans that you may have available, I would lilke to see, http://help4teachers.com/june01.htm

Kathie Nunley's Educator's Newsletter -June 2001 Edition- Layered Curriculum(tm)news and updates to Kathie Nunley's Site for Educators: http://help4teachers.com Free subscription available at http://help4teachers.com/newsletter.htm Section One: Teaching Tips Tip #1: As those of us teaching on the traditional calendar close another school year, it is time for reflection. While you are packing up the classroom, take some time to write down (1) the things that went really well this year and you want to continue (2) the things that were not good and you want to eliminate or avoid next year (3) the ideas and events you may have dreamed of or seen other teachers using that you would like to try next year. Take the time to actually write these thoughts down on paper. Put the paper in your "summer folder" (see below). Tip #2: Rather than picking up your lesson plan book at the beginning of next school year, get it now before you leave for the summer. Use this book (or a manila file folder) as your summer ideas folder. When you think of an

62. Degree System Needs Work - The Daily Campus - Commentary One might say geneds help students explore their talents and tailor their I took biology in high school, the class size was 18 students and I had the http://www.dailycampus.com/news/2004/09/27/Commentary/Degree.System.Needs.Work-7

document.write(''+''); The Daily Campus Extras: Student Resources Scholarships Movies Travel ... GradZone Home UConn Homepage UConn Students Webpage UConn Athletics East Coast Sports Network ... College Publisher Current Issue: document.write(currentissuemonthname.slice(0,3) + ' ' + currentissueday + ', ' + currentissueyear); showNetworkBanner(1); var story_id = 732262; Home Commentary Degree system needs work By Ben Fitzgerald Published: Monday, September 27, 2004 The same college degree earned 20 years ago is worth a lot less in today's job market. This simple, nebulous statement has scared millions of college students into thinking that graduate school is the only way to make a decent living. Now supposing the statement to be true, rationale would lead you to assume that educational quality is declining, when in fact the economy of education has driven standards higher each year. The almighty degree is the benchmark credential that tells the outside world that you've done your homework so to speak. You'll earn it because you took three 'W' classes, not two. You'll earn it because you'll have learned D.W. Griffith is the godfather of film or that Karl Marx and communism weren't as evil as you thought. Or maybe it was that required Freshman Experience class that put you over the top. Yes, I'm sure that's where it all came together for you, paved the way and cleared the cobwebs. You know the first thing I ask a girl at a party is how many Q classes she's taken. Point is, the sheer relativity of 'intelligence' flies in the face of general education requirement's rationale. More simply put, you aren't any more knowledgeable if you've written 50 more pages than the next guy. If you can see your time here with this reality in mind you can begin to take your career at UConn with even less grains of salt than those kegs of Busch Light ever allowed for. Just 41 miles southwest of here is a small liberal arts school named Wesleyan University, highly regarded, that doesn't believe in gen-eds. It's a glorious and magical campus where students are free to find what they enjoy doing without an administration molding their education into the classical ideal of a renaissance man - well-rounded at all costs, often in the form of winter and summer intersession classes.

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Student Survey: The Future of General Education at Kansas State University (Fall 2004) Question #9: To what extent have you enjoyed the "general education" component of your educational experience here at K-State? Its hard to enjoy remedial classes over information that is unnecessary. I have enjoyed the classes I took, and have definitly enjoyed all of the GPA boosting A's from them, but I did try to minimize the number that I took. while i didn't enjoy some of the classes, i see them as very necessary. They were my easy and fun classes I enjoyed the classes that contributed to my English career. Math Gen Ed courses need attention. mostly the courses were too big with general information that isn't retained over time I think that any general education class can be made worthwhile by having effective, dedicated, and interesting instructors. I have had some rather unpleasant experiences in general education classes, but this was not because of the subject matter - it usually involved the teaching style and practices of a specific teacher. I don't think all of them were worthless just most of them.

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Hum Gen 236b(7): Computing In order to run the statistical analysis required in your homework, please use Mendel , if you want a package that does the computation for you. Download the documentation from the HG web site linked above. Mendel is running on Calypso, the linux computing cluster of the human genetics department. You can also download Mendel on your favorite laptop. Alternatively, if you prefer to code your own function, please use R . Generally, I reccommend it as a language and environment for statistical computing and graphics. For the purpose of this homework, everyone may want to use it to create pictures. R is available as free software from the following site: The Comprehensive R Archive Network R is running on calypso. Here is a script that you can follow for your first session in R: session.S Welcome Help Homework ... Readings

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72. Iowa State University Experimental Courses Prereq Biol 301 or gen 320. Reecy. Basic principles of animal growth and development will be Graded homework and quizzes are administered via Web CT. http://www.iastate.edu/~catalog/exp/03-05a.html

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Stan Brown Gen.Math revised Mar 5, 2003 Math Students' FAQ from "The Hidden Script" by Sandra Z. Keith and Janis M. Cimperman in PRIMUS for Dec. 1992 used by permission of the authors formatted for the Web by Stan Brown Summary: A lot of math students tend to ask the same questions or express the same frustrations, and instructors may not always have good answers on the tip of their tongue. And sometimes the question the student asks is just the tip of the iceberg and there is a "hidden script", a deeper question that is what's really bothering the student. See also: Why is Math so Hard? How to Succeed in Math Contents: 1. "I really know this material, but I just don't do well on tests." 2. "The test is too long; if I'd had more time I could have done really well." 3. "The tests aren't like the homework." 4. "Careless mistakes keep killing me. I made a lot of stupid mistakes." ... 15. "Where are we ever going to use this stuff?" 1. "I really know this material, but I just don't do well on tests." This is a common complaint. But there is a distinction between knowing something and having seen it before . Sometimes you may recognize the correct answer; but with real knowledge, you can construct solutions and even reconstruct the theory with your pencil. While most teachers will say that students eventually mature into effective ways of learning, we have very little to guide students in this direction, particularly as reading texts, listening to lectures, and reading notes may tend to reinforce that learning is recognition.

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The Global Community in the New Mellenium Grades 6-12 The Arts in Tiger Lily Debra Pantel, Sheila Jensen, Mariette Baker-McDermid, Valerie Hopinson, Karen Jordan, Nancy Langevin Schools: Gronlid, Star City, Reynolds, Naicam, Pleasantdale, Spalding. Web Page Name - "The Arts in Tiger Lily" Subject Areas - English Language Arts, Arts Education, Journalism 20 Objectives: To focus on people's stories in a historical context (i.e. biography) To identify and examine ideas about humanity and life via our local artists, authors, etc. in each school's local community, and the Division as a whole Develop a database featuring artists, dancers, authors, musicians and actors (For Pleasantdale School - Continue to develop an awareness and understanding of the visual art of the Aboriginal peoples of Canada) Evergreen Curriculum Links Arts Education Writing Visual Arts Overview - Each school will appoint a "class" or group of students to each of the following roles: Author, Artist, Musician, Actor, Dancer. Each group will then contact people that fit into the category from their area. A biography and photo will be written about each person. These people will be interviewed by students by e-mail, phone, letter, etc. Each school will develop a Web Page during this project. The biographies from each school will be on the school web page and all the schools in the Division will be able to share their information. This project will then become a database of "artists" in our area. This should prove to be a valuable resource for the community.

79. CH 112 SPRING 2003 SYLLABUS Biological Molecules and the Central Dogma of biology Several homework problem sets will be assigned, which will also be done in groups. http://employees.csbsju.edu/hjakubowski/classes/ch112public/04syl112.html

The Chemistry of Organic and Biochemical Molecules II - Chem 112 COURSE SYLLABUS - SPRING 2003 Dr. Henry Jakubowski GENERAL INFORMATION TEXT: Chemistry, 4th Edition, by McMurry and Fay (same book used in the first semester of Gen. Chemistry. TIME: 11:20-12:30 pm, Days 2-4-6 ROOM: ASC 104 LAB: Day 5, 1:00-5:00 am, ASC 202/4 OFFICE: Ardolf Science Center, 245 OFF. HRS: 1:00 to 2:00 p.m, Days 1, 3, and 6, by appointment, or whenever you can find me SYLLABUS Organic Chemistry Introduction to Organic Chem Functional Groups Acids and Bases - A review Animation: Reaction of HCl and water Formation of Molecular Ions from Acids HCl + H20 : Space fill model, electron density model, and reaction mechanism. Reaction Mechanism: CO , NO , SO : Interactions with water ... Ordering Strong and Weak Acids Animation: Reaction of HCl and water Reaction Mechanism: CO , NO , SO : Interactions with water ... Ordering Strong and Weak Acids Organic Molecules as Acids: pKa's 4 Rules of Chemical Reactivity Drawing Reaction Mechanisms Chemistry: of Carbonyls ... Chemistry of Alkenes, Aromatics, Alcohols Redox Reactions Review Oxidation/Reduction Counting Electrons: Oxidation Numbers Oxidation Organic Molecules: Problem Set Oxidation of Alchols - Oxidizing Agents and Identification Oxidation of Alkenes and Aldehydes - Oxidizing Agents and Identification Reaction Rates and Equilibrium The Meaning of D G,

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Name: Wackie My URL: Visit Me My Email: Email Me Comments: ALOHA, Mista Ballew!!!! This is Jackie, your wacky one. How are you doing? I hope you still are healthy and shiny as you used to be. hmm, I miss you sooooo much. I miss your angry face. I miss your nice attire you used to wear on the day after we screwed up our test(you said that you dressed up for our funeral?). I miss you calling me "Wackie". I miss everything of you. Well, I'm doing fine in Hawaii. Not really fond of my new school, but doing fine in everything else. My Calculus teacher, Mr. Leong, is just wonderful. He's smart, good explainer, and good-looking(not as good-looking as you are, of course.. there's something brown on my nose). We are learning about Derivatives now. (It's really fun.) Well, I gotta go now.. Sorry for late mail. I wanted to email you with good news, but I don't have any good-news to tell you so far, so.. Take care and love you, Mr. Ballew!!! Name: Chad Brinkman My Email: Email Me Comments: Nice page Mr. Ballew. How are things in Misawa? I sure do miss Edgren Life. It is cold here in Alaska (Anchorage) I am at East High and my senior year is okay. Could be better if I was at Edgren. Name: Rona Pamintuan My URL: Visit Me My Email: Email Me Comments: HI mr ballew just wanted to say hi from the UW. College is great so far... i have one huge calculus lecture class- about 200 people. we're just reviewing over the basics, just had our first quiz today. i think i did ok. well just wanted to say hi, and to make sure my sister is doing good in your seminar class. always rona

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