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27 Aug 2010
Tutoring for Success!
In a traditional classroom, one lecturer/TA is expected to teach up to thirty students.  As much as the lecturer/TA might try to spend time with each individual student, it often simply isnt practical to do so on a daily basis.  Even if a lecturer/TA offers to help students and answer questions [...]
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Edublogs~ Student blog platforms to enhance learning
I have recently signed up with edublogs, and am confident that many engaging conversations and networks will develop there. The goal will be to direct some traffic discourse occurring here. A vibrant learning community streaming through several portals across the web and between bloggers with a psych theme is certain to be an adventure. Check [...]
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25 Aug 2010
Britons 'multi-task' with media (PSI Tutor:Mentor Charmayne Paul highlighted this item)
The average Briton spends almost half of their waking life using media and communications, often multi-tasking, Ofcom reports.
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What's normal?? (PSI Tutor:Mentor Charmayne Paul highlighted this item)
Is this a normal curve? Why or why not? Share in a comment below
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Skew this!!! (PSI Tutor:Mentor Charmayne Paul highlighted this item)
Skewness and kurtosis scores are descriptive stats that can indicate if your a variable is normally distributed or not.They can tell you about the shape of your variables distribution. Skew refers to something that is out-of-line or to-one-side. Basically, if the values are zero, or close to it, then the curve is symmetrical. Simply divide the statistic into [...]
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How do you use technology? (PSI Tutor:Mentor Charmayne Paul highlighted this item)
An Ofcom reports show half our day is spent using media and older people are catching up on the young.
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Media and multi-tasking in the UK (PSI Tutor:Mentor Charmayne Paul highlighted this item)
The average Briton spends almost half of their waking life using media and communications, data from Ofcom suggests.
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Closeted talks on open internet (PSI Tutor:Mentor Charmayne Paul highlighted this item)
A body representing some of the biggest names on the net holds closed door talks to discuss the future of the open internet.
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Virtual reality asks tough questions (PSI Tutor:Mentor Charmayne Paul highlighted this item)
Virtual reality is allowing scientists to ask difficult questions about human behaviour that were previously not possible.
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The multi-tasking myth (PSI Tutor:Mentor Charmayne Paul highlighted this item)
Can you really watch TV and e-mail at the same time?
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Come visit the site for a free Study Support Handbook download: www.psitutor.org My name is Charmayne (Char) Paul and I am an Online Tutor:Mentor f...
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