Welcome to the thirteenth edition of the Teaching Carnival where we discuss all things academic, from teaching to college life, from HigherEd policy to graduate school research. Last time, I separated the Two Cultures in a way. This time I want to keep them mixed – both sides of campus often deal with the same issues anyway. There are tons of links, so let’s start right away… —Coturnix —Teaching Carnival #13 (Science Blogs)
A Teaching Carnival is a collection of links related to networks of ongoing discussions. I’ve been involved in one on Turnitin.com and plagairism, but there are tons of discussions I didn’t know about, such as the SAT challenge (in which educational bloggers were given a prompt and 20 minutes to write an essay that will be evaluated by volunteers who have graded for the SAT).
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