Apr
22
Who Put Your Exam on the Web?
April 22, 2009 | by Will Millhiser | 6 Comments
The year was 1997. During a graduate school take-home exam in abstract algebra, one of my fellow students emailed the questions to AskDrMath.com and received answers before the exam was due.
Fast forward to 2005. One of my international graduate students showed me a website hosted in his home country (in a language not based on [...]
Apr
13
Did You Teach to Each?
April 13, 2009 | by Elisabeth Gareis | 3 Comments
In a recent article in the International Journal of Intercultural Relations, Kolb and Joy (2009) investigated whether there are cultural differences in learning styles. Kolb’s Learning Style Inventory (LSI) was tested on participants from seven nations. The inventory provides scores for two dimensions: (1) from abstract conceptualization to concrete experience and (2) from active experimentation [...]
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