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Teaching College-Level Science and Engineering

CollegiateIndependentStudy
in Science Education

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I found the Lectures from this former MIT professor to be very enlightening. I recommend these lectures for anyone interested in teaching math and science at any level. These Video Discussions are excellent and I would welcome anyone who viewed them to respond to this post with comments, discussion or debate.

 

Please do not comment with out watching the videos. I am specifically interested in response to the postulates in the video from MIT.

 

Located with essay submission on our server at http://edu.freeopenu.../view.php?id=77

 

Can also be found on the MIT Open Course ware Site.

 

 

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