Roland Fryar's experiments in tech-enabled motivation:
A groundbreaking experiment that bombarded US high school students with inspiring text messages was found to be a success on all counts except one: it made no difference to how the students performed in school.
Vikram Garg: Behind Middle India’s Celebration of the Meritorious Marginalized.
Fabio Rojas: How do graduate students actually choose their advisers?.
Science Insider: U.S. Supreme Court Strikes Down Human Gene Patents
Abstruse Goose: Alone in my room.
Saturday, June 15, 2013
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I do not know what to make of vikram Garg's article. Indian feel happy or proud about nice things about India (as do many of other countries). I do not know whether one can read too much into such things and look for motives. It is possible that what he concludes may be correct, but one has to look for other reasons I think.
"...CBSE board schools have traditionally been reserved for employees of the Central Government..." at this point it becomes clear that Vikram Garg doesn't know what he is talking about, and/or bluffing. The screed has been around for a few weeks now, and fact no one has bothered to correct it means, Vikram's fan-folks are simply trolling without substance. Rubbish.
"...CBSE board schools have traditionally been reserved for employees of the Central Government..." at this point it becomes clear that Vikram Garg doesn't know what he is talking about, and/or bluffing. The screed has been around for a few weeks now, and fact no one has bothered to correct it means, Vikram's fan-folks are simply trolling without substance. Rubbish.
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