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Second Life as a Learning context
I have heard about Second life several years ago; however, I have not have a chance to play with it. What I have known about Second Life before is that it is a virtual game, we have to create avatar i… more →
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Learned Helplessness – Learning About it!
Shafali Anand wrote 15 hours ago: Learned Helplessness, they say, is the driving force behind depression. Depression feeds over our te … more →
The Real Santa I Believe In
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JJ wrote 3 days ago: Cool science with which I am making merry: Yes, Virginia, There Is a Santa Claus — and Here … more →
Self-Concept II
Shafali Anand wrote 3 days ago: Self-concept is a product of our interactions with our environment, which would include our families … more →
Cultural Attention Deficit Disorder and the 'Cup of Stupor'
John Uebersax wrote 4 days ago: Cultural Attention Deficit Disorder and the ‘Cup of Stupor’ For several months I’v … more →
Russell Poldrack: Are "Learning Styles" Important In Teaching Methods?
chiefvirus wrote 6 days ago: 학습자들이 비쥬얼 또는 버벌 중 어떤것에 더욱 익숙하느냐에 따라 이들을 구분짓고 그에 따른 효과적인 교수법을 처방하는게 그동안의 정설—하지만 과학적인 근거는 없이—을 메타분석을 통 … more →
What is Self-Concept?
Shafali Anand wrote 6 days ago: Do you know that adults have a high degree of self-concept? Of course you do. You’ve heard it numero … more →
Holiday Fun in TV Family Dys-fun-ction
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JJ wrote 1 week ago: Favorite Daughter and I have been watching Christmas movies, lots of them. Hilarity ensues. We grade … more →
Walk this way... Look this way
ezaiser wrote 2 weeks ago: You know those moments when you are walking and someone else seems to be coming straight towards you … more →
Yes, your team really do need to concentrate
organizationalscientist wrote 2 weeks ago: A personal vindication for me, this one: Pop-ups and email alerts significantly slow down work by br … more →
Video game design through perceptual, cognitive and learning development (Harmon, 2009)
Wai Yen Tang wrote 3 weeks ago: So, I have completed my TOEFL because some grad schools aren’t giving exemptions about my bein … more →
Latest Palin Lies Exposed: The Aunt Was a Peacock
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JJ wrote 3 weeks ago: Couldn’t resist the scholarly book pun, for yet another Republican/conservative calling out th … more →
Jettison the Negative: It's Time to Shake and Shine
Mick Turner wrote 3 weeks ago: L.D. Turner Starting with Freud and moving forward in its history, the practice of psychotherapy and … more →
Motivated Judicial Reasoning
The Situationist Staff wrote 4 weeks ago: In her recent book, Law, Politics, and Perception: How Policy Preferences Influence Legal Reasoning … more →
Noteworthy nugget: Eye to brain to computer screen
Jo Jordan wrote 1 month ago: As we approach the end of 2008, yes, Japanese neuroscientists are able to recreate what we see from … more →
Do Media Refs Do This Too? It Would Explain a Lot
JJ wrote 1 month ago: If “winning” and not good governance is all the most vicious partisans care about, their … more →
On Cognitive Psych
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themunk wrote 1 month ago: I’m typing this in a Cognitive Psychology lecture. There’s a bit of technical difficult … more →
Pure Dead Brilliant -- Jon Stewart Channels Glenn Beck
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JJ wrote 1 month ago: more about "Pure Dead Brilliant — Jon Stewart Ch…", posted with vodpod … more →
Rice Krispies No Health Food, Much Less Medicine Magic
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JJ wrote 1 month ago: And that goes for Cocoa Krispies too, no matter what outrageous corporate “colors” the F … more →
Capitol Hill Mad Hatters Show Up for More Tea Partying
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JJ wrote 1 month ago: Tea Partiers Hit Capitol: They arrived as early as 8:30 a.m., by bus, car and plane — from Bluffton, … more →
