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"The case for banning laptops in the classroom" - --Dan Rockmore
-Experiment shows that, regardless of the kind or duration of the computer
use, the disconnected students performed better on a post-lecture quiz. The
message of the study aligns pretty well with the evidence that multitasking
degrades task performance across the board.
-Pen-and-paper students performed better
- "Students are better off without a laptop in the classroom" - --Cindi May
-Students spend almost 40 minutes out of every 100 minute class period
using the internet for nonacademic purposes
-Those who rated their internet use as having a "disruptive effect" tended to
use the internet more, had lower exam scores, and showed a negative
relationship between the internet use and exam performance
- "The New Yorker" - --American magazine of reportage, commentary,
criticism, essays, fiction, satire, cartoons, and poetry
-Published by Conde Nast in 1925
-Founded by Harold Ross and his wife Jane Grant, a New York Times reporter
-The limiting factor in literature is the reader
- "We're only one day apart in age, but our generational differences killed
our relationship" - --Kashana Cauley
-Talk about the stereotypes of different generations (Specifically millennials
and generation x_
-Millennial: (Shut down internet café for speakeasy bar featuring drinks made
with egg whites from the eggs of the heritage-breed chickens they keep on
their roof, Obsessed with apps and technology rather than real life
interactions
, Memes, social media obsessed)
-Gen X: (Internet café, Nirvana, Remembers Kurt Cobain which makes them
sad about his death)
- "Casual Sex: Everyone is doing it" - --Maria Konnikova
-The New Yorker
-lore
-what we believe and what is true are not always the same
-counter narrative: people hook up for different reasons
-Turns out it's not only young people who are engaging in casual sex
-Lots of different views on whether casual sex is good or bad
-Portrayed as something that college students do
, -Website set up where anyone of any age can add their experiences with
casual sex whether it was good or bad
-Sex research has been limited by social stigma
-Using convenient sample groups doesn't provide accurate results to
generalize society
-Casual Sex Project is not an objective, scientific approach to data collection
nor is the data representative of the general population but it does provide a
fascinating window into the sexual habits of a particular swath of the
population
-Hopes her project may help to address the sense of shame that comes with
casual sex
- "Esther Perel lets us listen in on couples' secrets - --Alexandra Schwartz
-Esther Perel: psychotherapist notable for exploring the tension between the
need for security and the need for freedom in human relationships
-Meliana Trump doesn't demonstrate loving acts towards Trump in the same
way that Michelle did to Barack (swats his hand away)
-Talk about Perel who is a couple's therapist on her show "Where Should We
Begin" who has a good understanding of communication
-Perel works with couples who are dealing with cheating, unhappy sex life,
etc.
-Perel sees her show as a public service for a group of people badly in need
of support
-Listening is important
- "Would you like to sit on my bed with me and check Twitter?" - --Ross
Barkan
-Showing that people think they make meaningful connections with people
based off of stupid actually meaningless things
-"We can stare into each other's screens, or just our own."
- "The love app: Romance in the world's most wired city" - --Lauren Collins
-Love apps mimic relationship development
-Seoul
-Between is an app for you and your significant other
-Whereas a boy might once have asked the object of his affections, "Do you
want to be my girlfriend?," he now says, "Do you want to Between?"
-South Korea is leading in manufacturing but lagging in innovation
- Communication definition - --communication as meaning making
-meaning is in the people not in the words
- 4 qualities of communication - --process: ongoing, can't just isolate one
piece
-symbolic: arbitrary (no real connection to the thing we are saying they
symbolize) and conventional (we've all agreed on it) "Eyebrows on fleek"
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