The idea popped out over a casual chat with Thanh Nguyen, who is a dear friend of mine, a game theory expert, a prolific writer, and a soon-to-be doctor of Math and Computer Science at Cornell University. I was anxious to figure out a way to stimulate conventional classroom's dynamic, esp. with shy and easy-to-distract first year students!
Saturday, November 21, 2009
Decode that sociological stuff!
Is the name of the blog http://sociologyiu09.wordpress.com/ that my 80 freshmen and I are regularly contributors for the next 3 months. We use this cyberspace to publish our written works as home assignment of our Introduction to Social Sciences course at the Vietnam International University which i am vested as instructor.
The idea popped out over a casual chat with Thanh Nguyen, who is a dear friend of mine, a game theory expert, a prolific writer, and a soon-to-be doctor of Math and Computer Science at Cornell University. I was anxious to figure out a way to stimulate conventional classroom's dynamic, esp. with shy and easy-to-distract first year students!
The idea popped out over a casual chat with Thanh Nguyen, who is a dear friend of mine, a game theory expert, a prolific writer, and a soon-to-be doctor of Math and Computer Science at Cornell University. I was anxious to figure out a way to stimulate conventional classroom's dynamic, esp. with shy and easy-to-distract first year students!
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