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   by zzedd 6y ago

   I did this in my university teaching with (in my estimation) some success, even with large cohorts (1000+). But it takes a lot of design effort and friction with university administration. One extra element was to incorporate reflection int
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   by zzedd 6y ago

   The article didn't raise the possibility of the virus attenuating (as Italian doctors suggest). Is there any evidence of this?
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   by zzedd 6y ago

   see https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Constitutio_Antoniniana
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   by zzedd 6y ago

   yes, there is a long history of trying to automate education (largely unsuccessfully). see Larry Cuban's "Teaching and Machines"
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   by zzedd 7y ago

   I seem to remember an episode in Stephen Baxter's "Evolution" where two dinosaurs discuss the idea of technical progress but were stymied by a catastrophic event.
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   by zzedd 9y ago

   Tim Heard is a dedicated and personable ex-scientist who now makes and distributes Australian native bee hives. I have a couple in my backyard and appreciate the spiral nests when I split the hive each year. http://www.sugarbag.