The DNC is busy making sure that Bush doesn’t win the debates on spin after the fact so they have made sure to send their followers to make their voice heard at the polls.
Online polling is unscientific at best no matter which man wins, but they’re making sure that there is no chance of balance [...]
9/29/2004 6:33 am
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This is slightly off the path of the original discussion, but when Rovy said “it would be great to have adaptive, exploratory, multi-path instruction for everything we have to learn” it got me thinking. Would it be so great.
Rovy would probably agree with me – based on his post – that there are some things [...]
9/27/2004 6:51 am
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I was having a discussion with Laura last night about me and how I react to people. It is more pronounced in groups, but the fact is that I keep myself distant from people. Laura told me that it comes across as arrogant. For my part I was complaining that people never take me seriously. [...]
I think that Alan has perfectly illustrated the difference between a “design formula” – ADDIE in this case – and real design. It is not that ADDIE is not good design, but if you A then D then D then I then E you have copied someone elses design.
We need to get better at teaching [...]
Thanks to electoral-vote.com I discovered the efforts of Colorado Democrats who hope not to be disenfranchised in the presidential election this year as reported in the Rocky Mountain News at the beginning of August.
This is exactly in line with what I was advocating in response to the New York Times editorial about abolishing the electoral [...]