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Or at least to post on my blog so others can hold me accountable: [I]f you’ve reached the point where you don’t pay attention to anything that might disturb your orthodoxy, you’re not doing science, you’re not even pursuing a discipline. All you’re doing is perpetuating a smug, closed-minded sect. Paul Krugman, Nobodies of Macroeconomics […]
Apparently University of Wisconsin-Madison chancellor Biddy Martin is blocking tweets from those who disagree with her on her preferred higher-ed policy, including her own faculty. Dear Chancellor Biddy Martin, A key way to lose confidence among faculty and students is demonstrating thin skin either by yourself directly or by whoever you have picked to manage […]
Now that Google Docs allow comments, you may want to know how to work it and try it in a sandbox? Head to this hand-dandy Lorem Ipsum’ed document to try it out. It’ll probably be available for a few weeks for anyone to try their hand, and then I’ll take it down and change/delete this […]
Blogging has been interrupted by life and the metastasizing of work. I assure you, this isn't my preference (in terms of not having time to blog). But I am overdrawn from my account at the Bank of Chronos, and the bank has usurious interest rates. (Yes, the entry title scans to a certain Pat Cooksey […]
Anyone who has read Tinkering toward Utopia may recall Cuban's language in today's blog entry as familiar from the prefatory material in Tinkering. David Tyack retired a number of years ago, as did Cuban, and he was honored at last fall's History of Education Society meeting at the end of the presidential address by Jon […]