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Observations rearding the books we read and SAT scores

January 26th, 2008 · 1 Comment

Very interesting… I highly suggest thinking about these correlations.. Here is the deal…

Generate a list of popular books at particular universities.

Easy via Amazon/Facebook

For the represented universities, get their average SAT scores for admitted students
Make a graph

See below for a few observations… [SOURCE]

1st- the expected. Most books are not correlated with either high or low [...]

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Tags: education · faith · god

UC Berkeley Animal Behavior podcast

January 21st, 2008 · 1 Comment

Roy Caldwell’s Animal Behavior class at UC Berkeley will be podcasted.. You can listen live (M-W-F 10A-11A PST) or after the fact… Click to the podcast icon to subscribe.

Here is the homepage.

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Tags: Behavioral Ecology · education

Kevin Padian Interview

December 21st, 2007 · No Comments

Combed hair and a suit.. WHAT!!!

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Tags: Uncategorized · biology · creationism · education · evolution

NSF-DDIG Proposal

November 20th, 2007 · No Comments

So Bora blogged a few days ago about open access science, commenting that th day may come when grant proposals may become available to formal reviewers and other interested parties much like accepted manuscripts are today..
This struck me 1st off as wrong- the ideas in grant proposals translate into $$, and novel ideas are [...]

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Tags: Behavioral Ecology · Peromyscus · education

DNA sequencing for 10 year olds…

October 24th, 2007 · 2 Comments

So I was working on some sequences the other night using ClustalW, the online resource for editing and aligning sequences, when Patrick, my 10 year old come up and asked me what I was doing. He noticed all the interesting colors (as bases are colored in this program), and picked up on some of [...]

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Tags: biology · education · genetics · kids · molecular biology

Open Access Education

August 26th, 2007 · No Comments

In recent years, UC Berkeley has seen the light- not the proverbial light of religion, but instead the light that is open access… You can, as of this semester, attend classes remotely, via web or podcast. Aside from it being free, your can listen whenever you want, and do so in whatever attire you choose….
Even [...]

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Tags: biology · education