ken_sylvania wrote: ↑Sat Mar 23, 2024 1:54 pm
jahertz wrote: ↑Sat Mar 23, 2024 1:08 pm
Judas Maccabeus wrote: ↑Sat Mar 23, 2024 12:41 pm
Rather than cracking on Dean, maybe it would be better to point out that if this is true, which I will know for sure later today, that they have answered one of my VALID criticisms of Sattler.
It's probably just me, but I'm struggling to extract any meaning from this comment (aside from the curious implication that you've leveled both valid and invalid criticisms at Sattler, and that one of the former is in view here).
Would you be willing to elaborate for the slow-minded among us?
I think he’s saying if Sattler has purchased lab space it’s a good thing. And he would encourage you to confirm if they have.
No, you have not made any claim, but you showed up as soon as a claim was made that they had gotten lab space. Coincidence? Maybe. But is it not a bit of interesting timing.
Yes. That has been my number one criticism, and from professional experience, I can state that it is valid. IF you are going to teach life science, you need lab time. For anatomy lab, you need as much time as you need, and that is frequently more than a school could rent. If someone goes on to a healthcare discipline without a firm knowledge of anatomy, you are in a position where you may struggle to recover, if you recover at all. Maybe my class was more compulsive than most, but many of us would head over to the lab in the evening. One exercise was to blindfold someone, hand them a disarticulated bone, and expect them to identify the bone, and the laterality. This may sound odd to some, but we were the only class in the programs history whee 100% of those who entered graduated, and subsequently passed the boards.
As to Dean's children, they are irrelevant. Maybe you should lay off, Sattler has enough skeletons in the closet. And not in their lab, there they could use more.