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Notes towards Day 26: The Gender of Poetry

Notes Towards Day 26 of
Critical Feminist Studies:
The Gender of Poetry (?)


I. Coursekeeping
final evals
signing in/signing up (x2)

Choice from the brain's perspective

Choosing Futures: The Brain's Way

Paul Grobstein
Choices and Constraints
4 December 2008

 

Prelude: Que Será, Será

Act 1: To choose or not to choose ... is not the question

Act 2: The frog brain and the story teller: unconscious and conscious choice

Notes Towards Day 25: Feminist Documentary Film

Notes towards Day 25 of
Critical Feminist Studies
Feminist Documentary Film:
Born Into Brothels



I. Coursekeeping
Amanda, Sarina--final "naming"/knowing
Monday @ 9 a.m.:
third paper due, on-line and in hard copy w/ two others
Monday by noon:

Notes Towards Day 25: Of What Use is Ahab's Wife to Us?

Notes Towards Day 25 of Food for Thought:
Of What Use is Ahab's Wife to Us?

I. Coursekeeping
class evals, plus writing metaphors and suggestions for next year...
signing up for your group conferences
signing up for your presentation groups
printing off your forum comments:
log in, type /exchange/mycomments
request "printer friendly version" (@ top) and print!
questions re: any of above and/or final collaborative papers?

II. Finishing our selection of Naslund's novel
(Chs. 38-54, pp. 209-253)

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Book Review: Cognitive Therapy and the Emotional Disorders

Submitted by Martin on Mon, 12/01/2008 - 3:35pm

 

Aaron T. Beck, the founder of modern cognitive therapy, in his book Cognitive Therapy and the Emotional Disorders, provides a clear and concise portrait of what cognitive therapy is, where and when it can be useful, and its relationship to other forms of psychotherapy. Devotion to common sense is the common vein that runs throughout the book. This lends credibility and coherenceto Beck's argument in support of cognitive therapy as the most appropriate form of psychotherapy in dealing with pure emotional disorders.

Elementary Science Education as Conversation

 

Science as Interactive Conversation: Trying It Out In Elementary School Education

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My Exercise in Futility

Submitted by rfindlay on Sun, 11/30/2008 - 3:20pm
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Notes Towards Day 24: Thinking about How We Write


Notes Towards Day 24 of
Critical Feminist Studies:
Thinking with Jessy Brody
About How We Write

Notes Towards Day 24: Re-writing Ahab's Wife

Notes towards Day 24: Re-writing Ahab's Wife

I. relevant tales (about choice?) from your travels?
report from my teacher ed mtg. w/ certification candidates
& their on-site supervisors:
certitude of h.s. boys, self-doubt of girls....
"does this count?"...
a paradigm shift here?

II. coursekeeping
last round of individual conferences this/next week:
come ready to do some reflective work with me/
overview of the whole semester's writing

for Thurs: read Chs. 38-54 (pp. 209-253) of Ahab's Wife

Exploring Human Genetic Diversity through Haplotype Data

The Big Question

 

  • What does genetic variation tell us about the Human Race(s)?
  • Open in a new window the  Haplogroup World Map  to see the latest data on genetic variation of human populations across the planet.

 

 

 

 

Background information on Population Genetics of Homo sapien 

 

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Remote Ready Biology Learning Activities

Scanning electron microscope image of SARS-CoV-2

Remote Ready Biology Learning Activities has 50 remote-ready activities, which work for either your classroom or remote teaching.

Narrative is determined not by a desire to narrate but by a desire to exchange. (Roland Barthes, S/Z)

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