On Wed, 13 Nov 2002, Dr. Bob Wildblood wrote:
I just saw a citation for Ogden Nash. This is exciting.
Bob Wildblood, PhD
Indiana University Kokomo
Bob, can an historian weigh in? It is originally just an old English folk
rhyme, without any specific attribution contemporary or otherwise,
The situation in mental hospitals is a mixed
bag. Some things are better, others worse than in the past.
Hospitals are smaller and not human warehouses. It is tough to get
admitted and patients are discharged as soon as possible to a less restrictive
level of care. So, being sent to a
I'm covering developmental in intro next week, and would like to
include video of my 2-year old daughter to illustrate course
concepts. Do any of you have ideas for kid video tricks that I might
try with her? I've thought of conservation of mass and volume, and
perhaps getting her to engage in
You can ask her some gender identity questions. How are girls and boys
different? What are you? Can you change when you grow up (e.g., grow up
to be a daddy)?
Traci Giuliano wrote:
I'm covering developmental in intro next week, and would like to
include video of my 2-year old daughter to
Title: A book question
I just picked up Damned Lies and Statistics: Untangling Numbers from the Media, Politicians, and Activists by Joel Best (University of California Press, 2001). I was wondering if anyone had read this? If so, what are your thoughts about using this in an experimental
Shameless Plug:
I just finished creating a CD-Rom for Prentice-Hall that has examples of
quite a few common tasks between infancy and adolescence. For around two,
it includes the Theory of Mind task mentioned by Stephen, Piaget's Mt. Task,
several conservation tasks, a really cool gender
That's the case of Genie. More information about this case can be found in Russ
Rymer's book, Genie: A Scientific Tragedy (1994).
Marcia
Mt. St. Mary's College
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From: Jean-Marc Perreault [mailto:jmarc55;yahoo.com]
Sent: Thursday, November 14, 2002 12:40 PM
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Speaking of this, I see that former TIPSter (IIRC) Wallace Dixon has a new book titled
Twenty Studies That Revolutionized Child Psychology. I've leafed through it, and it
looks excellent.
Paul Smith
Alverno College
Milwaukee
-Original Message-
From: David B. Daniel, Ph.D.
The NOVA film, called The Wild Child is very informative, though a little
tedious with the whining of Susan Curtiss and some of the other researchers
about the ethics of a colleague. The amount of one-upsmanship and greed for
scientific recognition was distracting - and horrifying. Students seem
I think making a video of your daughter and showing it to your class is a great idea. I made a video of my own daughter just for the developmental section of the intro course and the students seem to really like it. As a parent, it's pretty gratifying to hear an entire class sigh, Aw! at the
I did
a few things on videowith my two kids when they were young. My oldest
daughter was 3 and my son was about 1 1/2. First, I put mom in the middle of the
room and had them explore the room with some of their favorite toys to show
secure attachment. They wandered far from mom but kept
I also taped my daughter at 4 and 6 doing conservation tasks. One thing that
is fun (other than the as) is that at 6 she has a very lengthy explanation
of why the water changes in volume in the tall glass. Then she does conservation
with balls of play doe and at first she says that the
Hi Traci,
In the search for science, truth, and a good educational video...I also held my daughter (then 6 years old, and now 17) and her friends hostage one Saturday. I asked their parents if I could a make a video of them and explained my purpose. Interestingly, today when I tell my students
Hi everyone,
Where could buy a "durian?" I'm always willing to try something new!
jim
Jim Matiya Carl Sandburg High School
131st and LaGrange Road
Orland Park, IL 60462
Lewis University. Romeoville, IL
Moraine Valley Comm. College. Palos Hills, IL
Illinois Virtual High School
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I would include some language items as well. Elicit some
speech samples by asking her to tell a story based on a picture or book, talk
about toys, etc. Here you can look for examples of over-regularization,
over-generalization, etc.
You might also do a set up with novel words,
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