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For example, a collaborative team of scientists led by Luke Koblan and Jon Levy, two additional students in my lab, recently used a virus to deliver that second base editor into a mouse with progeria, changing that disease-causing T back into a C and reversing its consequences at the DNA, RNA and protein levels.
And what they do is they take a bunch of kids, an eighth grade class, they put a mom and an infant, and then the students have to guess what the infant is thinking, to teach empathy.
And when it came time to test this tattoo ink, I thought it best not to torture my poor graduate students.
Eating chocolate reduces stress in students.
This hypothetical study recruits ten students.
What’s wrong with this headline: "Eating chocolate reduces stress in students" It’s a stretch to draw a conclusion about students in general from a sample of ten.
For example, if the broader population of students is half male and half female, the chance of drawing a sample of 10 that’s skewed 70% male and 30% is about 12%.
All of my students were black or brown.
That's why it was so important that my classroom be a place where my students could build the muscle of confidence, where they could learn to face each day with the confidence you need to redesign the world in the image of your own dreams.
Now is when I should tell you about two of my students, Jamal and Regina.
Students like Jamal can perplex brand new teachers because they're not quite sure how to support young people like him.
She'd inevitably finish her work early, and then she'd get on about the business of distracting other students.
"The Opposites Game" For Patricia Maisch This day my students and I play the Opposites Game with a line from Emily Dickinson.
It's basically nine containers that we have stacked in a shipyard in Poland, then we've schlepped it across the Baltic sea and docked it in the port of Copenhagen, where it is now the home of 12 students.
I would do these things where I'd have students become pens: there's blue pen, red pen, green pen, black pen.
They're usually students who've never seen a desert.
But what we're trying to create in Chicago is a way to get, collect together, those students who are least represented in our science and technology spheres.
We've got students at Harvard.
But what about after technology improves and diffuses and thousands of life science grad students are enabled?
Half the teachers were substitutes and when students got into fights, the school would send them to the local county jail.
And then we have stage 12, which the textbooks call "packaging," but my students call "eating."
Students love that TDP.
The students actually cut them up and put them up around bars and restaurants that night, and I just always have this vision of this elderly couple going to use the restroom ... (Laughter) I did some work for Microsoft a few years back.
And when I was teaching, I used to always ask the students, What's the definition of a good job?
They pick three students out of the nation every year to get involved in international affairs, and so I won a full ride to Georgetown and I've been there for four years.
So the top 20 percent of students have gotten a good education.
June Cohen: Olé! (Applause) [This talk contains graphic language Viewer discretion is advised] So, this is the first and the last slide each of my 6,400 students over the last 15 years has seen.
History is a wonderful teacher, but we seem to be very poor students.
I often think back to the Kumbh Mela that I visited with my students and I studied, and this was a moment where the city had been disassembled.
And I went to thank a high priestess who had helped us and my students through our research and facilitated us through this process.
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