An ex-student who attends a college in this area is very upset
that they misspelled the word Psychology (Psyhology) on the
Psychology building. She is re-evaluating her application to grad
school there.
Michael Sylvester
Daytona Beach,Florida
Please inform your students who plan to come down to Daytona Beach
for Spring Break not to attempt to jump from the top floor hotel
balconies to the swimming pool.
Thanks.
Michael Sylvester
Daytona Beach,Florida
So what do you do when students are acting like children: passing notes
in class, having private conversations, doodling in notebooks, sleeping,
and so forth?
Stop lecturing till the behavior ceases. And call out the names of
students exhibiting the inappropriate behaviors.
Michael
This and John Serafin's post about those eager to undergo trephination
reminds us that the will to believe and belong is greater than the will to
learn and to know. This is something we encounter too often in our classes.
Helping our fellow citizens learn to differentiate between their
On Sat, 12 Feb 2000, Gary Peterson wrote:
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I find Michael's nonsensical
post demeaning to an understanding of the many actual contributions of
African-Americans and others to psychology. At the same time, it simply
illustrates an effort to demean the impetus to learn and respect history
Michael,
I would love to discuss these issues in my classes. If you have any
references I could read to learn about these contributions, I would greatly
appreciate it. Thanks in advance.
Jeff Nagelbush
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Ferris State University
Michael Sylvester wrote:
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