The debate over completion of the controversial pipeline, which would transport crude oil from Canada to refineries in Texas, has become a cause célèbre for the environmental movement and taken centre stage in a still-ongoing Senate race in Louisiana.
Evaluation / Assessment: Students will be evaluated based on participation in the initial task and subsequent class discussion, contribution to the research and debate preparation, and thoughtful completion of the written assignment.
As its mission -- to remove an elevated highway and tunnel its replacement underground -- nears completion, a new debate, like the construction itself, is moving to the surface: How will we make the best use of the land left behind when the old highway comes down?
The use of death certificates for this purpose is debated because of bias, inaccurate completion and incorrect ante mortem diagnoses.
Evaluation / Assessment: Students will be evaluated based on participation in the initial task and subsequent class discussion, contribution to the debate research and performance, and thoughtful completion of the written assignment.
Evaluation / Assessment: Students will be evaluated based on participation in the initial task and subsequent class discussion, contribution to the debate preparation and delivery, and thoughtful completion of the written assignment.
The government's HS2 bill is expected to be debated in Parliament next month, although a completion date of 2026 has been mooted for the first phase of the scheme.
Student engagement is a key factor in academic achievement and degree completion, though there is much debate about the operationalization and dimensionality of this construct.
It is an interesting question how a successful completion of that project will impact the debates over embedding.
Although there is debate about whether high-level processes are involved in amodal completion (Lee & Vecera, 2005; Rauschenberger, Peterson, Mosca, & Bruno, 2004), most work has shown that amodal completion processes are perceptual in nature and not influenced by knowledge (Kanizsa, 1979; Pratt and Sekuler, 2001).
