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BSIE 2010 Week 2 Observations

The past week has brought with it much talk of the brain, including discussions of the unconscious versus the conscious and the affects of both on student behavior in the classroom. Although a few of the institute participants are science teachers, it seemed as if the material Dr.

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BSIE 2010 Week 1 Observations

Going into the first week of the Summer Science Institute I was looking forward to a few things:

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Towards Day 2: "Memory and Imagination"

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Plagiarism, intellectual property, and creative story construction

I don't doubt that "plagiarism" is a persistent problem that is exacerbated in the "digital age" (see Plagiarism lines blur for students in digitial age).  I do think though that it is worth noticing that there are two somewhat different issues at stake in thinking about "plagiarism," and to highlight, particularly in educational contexts, the one that often gets less attention.

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Finding Index

Introduction to Science, Conversation & Understanding

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This page was authored by Wilfred Franklin of the Bryn Mawr College Biology department as the first set of activities to an Introductory Biology lab course. It was inspired most recently by a collaboration with Dr. Paul Grobstein running a three week summer workshop for K-12 teachers: Brain, Science, and Inquiry-Based Education 2010
 
 
Primary Learning Goals of Introductory Biology Lab:
 

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