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• 1 month ago

  How are topic searches done here?

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• 1 month ago

  Are you planning on getting a flu shot this year?

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• 1 month ago

  Should companies that ban Christmas decorations encourage Halloween decorations?

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• 2 months ago

  Back to basics on Fluther operations?

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• 2 months ago

  Do you have experience selling books on ebay or Amazon.com?

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• 6 days ago

  Am I the only woman that does not use any makeup but chapstick?

  Why do you ask? But, sense you asked, I think we owe it to the folks who have to look at us to do the best we can with what we have. After 40 years of age, I started using make up on a regular basis and would not consider not using everything. Still, the comment I get the most is how lucky I am that I don’t need make up. The sun damage and age spots along with red blotches and dark circles under my eyes are not lovely to anyone and especially not to me.
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• 3 weeks ago

  What is the public perception of getting your college degree online?

  I guess there are many people who are not aware that just about every college and university either offers courses online or is preparing to offer courses online. There are so many variations on the theme that there is something for everyone. Many schools are offering blended and hybrid programs too. Schools are running out of real estate, there is really a point that a school has to stop adding desks to classrooms. Our world is wired and there is no way education can ignore what is happening in the way information is distributed among students and between faculties and students. Earlier someone noted that online degrees do not have the same value or perception of value that traditional degrees carry; however, I think that is changing quickly. As more students experience the difference between taking a course in a 300 seat lecture hall at a time when the school could manage to have the hall for the professor versus signing in on their laptops at wherever they happen to be to hear or read the same lectures but with the added ability to pause and rewind the lecture, the more the public perception is changing. Instead of reaching 300 students during a class lecture, the professor can reach thousands. This is yet another way the masses can experience what only the privileged could be part of once upon a time.
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• 3 weeks ago

  What does the last photograph that you took tell others about your life?

  Pictures I took today were of a Japanese garden outside of a deli and surrounded by the glass walls of a high rise building and near the peforming arts center with three coworkers after a fantastice lunch before heading back to work. It was beautiful day in the neighborhood. Then I got stuck in interviews all afternoon and missed the costume judging and the pumpkin carving awards…no pictures, but there were plenty of goodies to gather.
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• 1 month ago

  What's the name of that internet website/service that hosts university and college lectures recorded on video?

  Thank you so much for the reference to TED.com. That is one of the most enjoyable sites I have visited in ages. I am telling all my friends.
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• 1 month ago

  Is one purpose of school to teach students how to be reliable and responsible?

  Sometime the school determines the expectations for its faculty and dictates exactly what the consequences for behavior are. When you have the freedom to determine your own standards for grading related to attendance, tardiness, leaving early, sleeping through the class, showing up high, showing up low, turning in work late, alternative assignment, etc., I think the best way to handle it is to state up front in the course syllabus what you expect and what the consequences are for not complying. Exceptions should always be allowed under exceptional circumstances; life happens. Go over the student expectation day one, thus allowing students to drop the course, but if they stay, they are expected to meet the expectations. The syllabus is the course contract that needs to be agreed upon by the students and the teacher/instructor/professor.
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