ORGANIZING CREATIVITY

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New Standing Desk Setup: Mod #1

2020-08-23

Finding a safe place for my notebook.
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New Standing Desk Setup

2020-08-22

Trying out building something with wood. Haven't done so before. Worked out ... within acceptable parameters.
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Painting: It does’t have to start perfect

2020-08-14

Some things you can develop for yourself, but when it comes to painting ... it pays to watch a master. It's hard to think about drawing this way.
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Citing R and RStudio

2020-08-11

The software is great — well worth giving credit for. And damn, they make it easy.
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Tests, Exams, and the correlation between them

2020-08-05

A comparison of three kinds of tests and its correlation with exam scores.
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Science and the Hard Sciences

2020-06-09

A comment on the reaction (shitstorm) to Hudlicky's essay "'Organic synthesis--Where now?' is thirty years old. A reflection on the current state of affairs".
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Psychology in a Crisis (and check the sources)

2020-05-21

A comment on the value of psychology in a crisis like Corona and the importance of checking the sources.
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The best predictor for future behavior is past behavior. — Or: What I wouldn’t give for a good Learning Analytics System

2019-07-30

It's impressive what you can do with the information about students performance way before they take their final exam. If there just were a good learning analytics system to ... you know, actually use the information. Of course, that would require that student performance was actually something most universities did care about.
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Necrophilic Teaching

2019-06-05

Teaching dead bodies.
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Recommendation: The Rubin Report (esp. Dr. Everett Piper Interview)

2019-02-05

Can't say I'm a fan of religious institutions, but Dr. Everett Pipers Interview on "The Rubin Report" is worth watching.
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