Social Paper (beta)
Welcome to Social Paper, a tool for networking in-progress student writing and feedback across disciplines, semesters, and publics. Use Social Paper to share and follow papers, comment on papers, or simply browse and search papers from The CUNY Academic Commons community using the directory below.
Note: We are phasing out the Papers feature. Existing papers can be viewed, but new papers cannot be created.
Papers Directory
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Nevin Cohen and Kristen Cribbs ABSTRACT Malnutrition during old age is a significant public health issue. Prevailing behavioral and structural senior malnutrition interventions have had marginal success, largely failing to reflect the realities of people’s daily lives. This novel study employed Social Practice Theory (SPT) to explore the food practices of an under-researched, yet highly […]
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This can be a living document of running questions – feel free to add! Q: Will it replace Blackboard entirely as the single learning environment for the course, or will it augment Blackboard as a collaborative digital space, with Blackboard still around for keeping track of grades? A: Just to give a (very) brief overview of some differences […]
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Ashwin Satyanarayana Journal of Microprocessors and Microsystems (Elsevier), 2016
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The Museum of Art and Design in New York City presents exhibits that dissolve the bridges between craft, art, and design. They also pay special attention to the creative process of artists. On a recent trip to the museum our class had the opportunity to learn more about how MAD celebrates and showcases working artists […]
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A sample paper, to show you what Social Paper can do.
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Motivating Community College Students When Teaching Argumentative Rhetorical Style Using a Documentary: Devil’s Playground
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Abstract Narrative The growing number of teachers trained through induction programs has resulted in a decrease in the ability of New York City public school teachers to write and understand the mechanics of curriculum design often leaving test prep as a driving force for and a misunderstanding of the use and purposes of the Common Core. Embedded within this […]