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As a GENERAL rule, academics are the worst,
oh really ? this could provoke me; I'll read on..... and the more learned the professor the more dire it gets. Now there I agree with you! And the more prestigous the institution, the worse it often becomes because of the emphasis on research rather than communication. Classroom lecture techniques of scrawling on a whiteboard or on an OHP transparency almost always lead to illegible and unintelligible results. that's why that sort of thing went out - in most/many places - decades ago. I have to admit that presentations at RMS meetings have improved vastly in recent years, largely due to Powerpoint - though poor Powerpoint presentations can be incredibly uninformative. Julian Mayes, West Molesey, Surrey (and Univ of Surrey Roehampton). |
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