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Even with the focus being taken away from the main subject, this was a fantastic highly informative video. I should also give credit to TED; were it not for TED's new expansion to other groups, I might have missed this entirely.
At 36:04 Marcus is one of the few people who actually give an answer
Too many students say maybe or kinda or a little this and that. I understand that these topics can are more gray than black and white, but the decisions are either one or the other.
This Supposedly distinguishes higher rated v lower rated institution, but the other question is whether it is also based upon the quality of the student.
Rather, I believe part of a "good" teacher is the ability to bring out, the engage the students. As for "being a speaker" , some are gifted, and some learn. Some institutions make a point of teaching this, others assume that if you are good at doing, you are good at teaching (not necessarily the case.)
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I think we all know what the reason is... ^.^
Even with the focus being taken away from the main subject, this was a fantastic highly informative video. I should also give credit to TED; were it not for TED's new expansion to other groups, I might have missed this entirely.
Too many students say maybe or kinda or a little this and that. I understand that these topics can are more gray than black and white, but the decisions are either one or the other.
At 45:35 he nails her!
But the cameraman keeps taking close-ups of the "hot" girls for some reason.
Rather, I believe part of a "good" teacher is the ability to bring out, the engage the students. As for "being a speaker" , some are gifted, and some learn. Some institutions make a point of teaching this, others assume that if you are good at doing, you are good at teaching (not necessarily the case.)