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Date: Sun, 13 Apr 2003 15:01:32 -0700 (Pacific Daylight Time)
From: Holly Weese <hweese@u.washington.edu>
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Subject: Hold the presses! (fwd)
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Oops! I guess this is the one to send out.

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> Send this email instead.  The first one didn't reference the CIDR website
..
>
> Please forward this to your faculty.
>
>
> Wayne Jacobson, PhD., Associate Director of the Center for
> Instructional Research (CIDR), has offered to give a workshop next
> Wednesday 4/16 from 12-1 in E216.
>
> Faculty who are teaching classes on 4/23 ("Time for Reflection:  War
> in Iraq" day) may have questions about how to initiate discussions
> that will explore the meaning and consequences of the war.  They may
> be wondering how to tie their discipline to the discussion.  They may
> be wondering how to set the tone for a discussion (as opposed to a
> debate) or how to keep the conversation on topic.  These and other
> questions will be explored and discussed.  Faculty will be encouraged
> to approach this creatively together.  And anyone who has already
> developed a health sciences strategy for approaching the day is
> encouraged to attend the workshop and share their approach with
> others.
>
> Faculty are also encouraged to look at the excellent CIDR website
> created for the same purpose:
>
> http://depts.washington.edu/cidrweb/guide.html
>
>

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