Professors and students seem to come from different planets (or candy bars). Barriers frequently exist that impede their communication, such as age, income and cholesterol level.
Professors and students seem to come from different planets (or candy bars). Barriers frequently exist that impede their communication, such as age, income and cholesterol level.
Ronald A. Berk is Professor Emeritus of Biostatistics and Measurement and former Assistant Dean for Teaching, The Johns Hopkins University. He received the University's Alumni Association Excellence in Teaching Award in 1993 and Caroline Pennington Award for Teaching Excellence in 1997 and was inducted as a Fellow in the Oxford Society of Scholars in 1998. He has published 11 books and 130 journal articles / chapters. These publications reflect his unwavering commitment to mediocrity and his motto: "Go for the Bronze!" He is a popular speaker on teaching and assessment throughout the U.S. and Europe.
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Introduction, 1 Why Use Humor? 2 Anatomy of Humor 3 Types and Forms of Humor 4 Sources of Humorous Material 5 Delivering Humor Effectively 6 Using Humor in the Classroom 7 Using Humor in Professional Presentations 8 Using Humor in Publications and Communications.
Introduction, 1 Why Use Humor? 2 Anatomy of Humor 3 Types and Forms of Humor 4 Sources of Humorous Material 5 Delivering Humor Effectively 6 Using Humor in the Classroom 7 Using Humor in Professional Presentations 8 Using Humor in Publications and Communications.
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