Monthly Archives: October 2011

O’Malley discusses the debate over testing. That includes whether or not large tests that cover a lot of information are better, or whether smaller tests on a more common basis would be more effective. She believes that smaller tests would … Continue reading →

Amy Goldwasser discusses the issue of technology in upcoming generations and how kids no longer read, write or care about anything other than their iPods. She talks about how the older generation is afraid of what the young ones may … Continue reading →

Estrada discusses the issue of Native Americans being associated with mascots of sports teams. He tell how several high school and even Stanford college has changed their mascots due to the issue. Estrada strongly opposes separating the Native Americans in … Continue reading →

I found the plagiarism essay by Fish to be very eye opening and helpful in understanding what plagiarism is and why it needs to be avoided. The fact that it is practically stealing really hits home the consequences that may … Continue reading →