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1 total messages Started by Don Metz Mon, 06 Jun 1994 19:12
Re: curriculum
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Author: Don Metz
Date: Mon, 06 Jun 1994 19:12
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>    Concerning the curriculum of a first year physics course, I had wondered
> about that several times myself.  I've discussed it also with some
> Vanderbilt professors here in Nashville.  They are of much the same opinion
> as Mr. Kaplun - the how is more important than the what.

Unfourtunately when we develop curriculum we spend all of our time on
the what.  I've had some recent discussions about this and would be
interested any comments about the "how".  Specifically, the way we
teach science and the way scientists do science.  Is there a
difference? And should there be a difference?  How does one go about
affecting change?




Don Metz
metz@uwinnipeg.ca
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