Category Archives: Teaching EAP/ESP

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Featured as a TED talk

TED 2011: How a Hedge-Fund Manager Became Isaac Newton | Epicenter | Wired.com

TED 2011: How a Hedge-Fund Manager Became Isaac Newton | Epicenter | Wired.com.

Mastery learning

I have changed my teaching style to use the principles of mastery learning for a few years now. It needs to be the new normal way to teach. Some subjects are easier to do this with than others and other skills are more complex but it is the right direction.

Self-Plagiarism: Office of Research Integrity

Office of Research Integrity.

Although it lacks enough specific examples, it is still one of the better handouts on plagiarism issues. Most other guides were designed for humanities and social science undergraduate writing like the Purdue OWL site and don’t begin to capture the complexity of problems in using references.