The “been there, done that” mentality is very limiting. And it’s all too common. Our students say that when they might have done a single lab in high school biology
Picturing Democracy: Portraits in the 19th Century
Today’s post comes from Olivia Zisman, class of 2016 and Art Center Student Docent.
On Friday, April 10th, the Art Center’s current exhibition, Through the Looking Glass: Daguerreotype Masterworks from the Dawn of Photography, opened with a lecture by John Wood, one of the premier historians of early photography, and author of several books on daguerreotypes that are widely recognized as landmark publications
Running Out of Time
Think about how you learn something well. It takes time, right? Time spent reading; time spent thinking about what you read; time spent re-reading; time spent practicing. Practicing a way of thinking
Running Out of Time
Think about how you learn something well. It takes time, right? Time spent reading; time spent thinking about what you read; time spent re-reading; time spent practicing. Practicing a way of thinking
When reading science is like reading Milton’s “Paradise Lost”
Reading the scientific literature is daunting. Journal articles are filled with jargon. Passive voice dominates the literary landscape