credit where credit is due

This time last semester I received help from the list on grading group presentations. I would like to work in a way for students to evaluate the other members of their group. Last term a couple groups complained that much of the work was done by a few people, or that there was 1 person who did

Re: credit where credit is due

Hi Patrick - I use the following (in addition to class discussion about team responsibilities) to guide the students' interactions and team contributions: 1) Guidelines for appropriate interpersonal skills for team work - adapted from Linda Janusik's work (University of Maryland) with her

Re: credit where credit is due

Patrick, Attached is a form I devised as a way for students grade each other within their group. The only problem I found was a tendency for students to give each other either very high grades or dismal grades. They seemed to have a problem with that bell curve concept... But at least I got a

Re: tests in popular magazines

Hi, Peter - I'm not sure whether you are asking for scholarly sources on unvalidated measures of personality, or actual articles with unvalidated measures of personality. If the former, I don't have any references to provide, but I may be able to help with the latter, as I have done a

Re: here comes religion -- duck!

Religion is as important as ever, no matter what you believe: http://www.you-click.net/GoNow/a15504a57312a105331717a4 and from that site: When you begin to think of yourself as a Judeo-Christian-Islamic-Hindu-Buddhist culture, says Laderman, how do you strike a balance in civic religion

Re: can someone endorse me????

jim, i endorse you. how can i help, do you list my name or do i need to sign something? kathy sexton-radek Jim Matiya wrote: Hi, I wanted to go to the Midwest Psychological Association annual convention this week in Chicago. I realized my membership had expired. When I went to renew/apply

Re: tests in popular magazines

Retta Poe wrote: Hi, Peter - I'm not sure whether you are asking for scholarly sources on unvalidated measures of personality, or actual articles with unvalidated measures of personality. If the former, I don't have any references to provide, but I may The former ;( I'm interested in

Re: credit where credit is due

Hi Patrick- In my research methods course students assign themselves to groups of 2 to 4 people. To encourage equal participation among group members I advise everyone at the begining of the semester that they will be asked, at the final exam, to list every member's percentage of effort toward

Re: tips digest: April 29, 2002

Subject: Re: Race and thumbsucking From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Date: Mon, 29 Apr 2002 18:48:59 EDT X-Message-Number: 8 --part1_105.14efc45f.29ff27db_boundary Content-Type: text/plain; charset=US-ASCII Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit I will speculate that the behavior is not related to race

Re: remote, intercessory prayer

What is your source for this? According to a November 12, 1999 Associated Press article, those in the bible belt had the highest divorce rate. Herb: Some literature on divorce and religion in the US: 1. People who are members of churches and who attend services are less likely to divorce

when psychiatry and religion dance

April 27, 2002 RELIGION JOURNAL Finding the Place of Faith in Psychiatric Treatment http://www.nytimes.com/2002/04/27/national/27RELI.html?tntemail1 By MAREK FUCHS Hasidic boy, 16, was a patient in a psychiatric ward and hearing the voice of God. Dr. Samuel Klagsbrun, his psychiatrist, wrote