Oversimplification or inappropriate interpretation of complex neuroscience research is widespread among curricula claiming that brain-based approaches are effective for improved learning and retention. We examine recent curricula claiming to be based on neuroscience research, discuss the implications of such misinterpretation for special education, how neuroscience actually supports many tradit...

by Karen P. Hollingsworth Two decades ago, the United States issued the first patent claiming the idea of an automated iris biometrics system [1]. Today, multiple companies offer commercial biometrics products. However, there are still many unanswered questions about the workings of the iris biometrics algorithms. Before iris recognition systems are more widely employed, we must ask, “when do t...

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for the first time in English an authentic treatise on this subject. Such a work could only be the product of a master of his subject and Palmer Findley has long been recognized as a leader in American Obstetrics. Bearing in mind that "History is the essence of innumerable biographies" the author has used this approach to the subject with great effectiveness. The great personalities of obstetri...