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    After reading the chapter “Project Classroom Makeover”, readers may have spotted that expert knowledge and collective knowledge, as well as crowd sourcing, were mentioned in the story, and more importantly, were being labeled as two completely different forms of knowledge acquisition that are in constant battle with each other. In fact, Cathy Davidson, the author of the story, stated how “crowd sourcing is suspicious of expertise, because the more expert we are, the more likely we are to be…

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    Kathleen Stewart

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    ordinary everyday life and very familiar for me but I have never thought differently. Author Kathleen Stewart is trying to use different vignettes to show how we can think deeply of ordinary everyday life and shift our practical knowledges of intimate experiences. Stewart thinks that ordinary affects can affect the everyday life and gives it the quality of a continual motion of relations, scenes, contingencies and emergences. Many people repeat their everyday life, repeat it again and again,…

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    Caring for my RealCare Baby was exceedingly difficult. The RealCare Baby could not be soothed by your voice, like a real infant. The RealCare Baby did not have a regular routine like an infant would. With a real baby, you cannot feed it four times within 40 minutes. If someone does this, their baby will gain excess weight and could cause it future eating habits. A real baby will usual fuss before having a full-out cry. With the RealCare Baby, it would cry randomly and without warning, unlike a…

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    Practical Wisdom

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    Many of these stories are ordinary people that have a normal routine or job, and they experience a moment in their life when they react with a differing perspective. Schwartz and Sharpe present a story about Luke, a custodian at a hospital, who was confronted by a father for not cleaning his son’s room. Before Luke argued or reacted in a poor…

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    perspectives attempt to understand the concept of jealousy. From the perspective of natural science, jealousy is often approached as a variable that can be measured by experiments or surveys. Such measurement is possible by stepping out of the subjective experience in order to grasp the objective meaning and any causal laws which might govern the cause and effect of jealousy (Stenner and Lazard, 2016). However, it has been argued that what appears to be a quantitative measurement of jealousy…

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    “It’s very easy to be judgemental until you know someone’s truth” (Kate Winslet). In Plato’s “Allegory of the Cave” the story starts out introducing 4 men that have been chained up in a cave their whole lives, not being able to move and only being able to stare at a wall in front of them. Behind these men is a fire with people walking across it carrying objects and things shaped as animals or creatures. Since the men have never once stepped outside, they believe this to be their reality. One day…

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    Additionally, this year was made special since I finally choose to stay after school and join a program that has changed my life forever and given me various opportunities. Indeed, I decided to join the chess club, also known as the only club that was big in that school year. Anyhow, to begin to understand just how enormous the change the chess club provided it is important to understand that prior to the club Esperanza Middle School had earned no trophies. Even more, the chess club was the…

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    tournaments. Most competitive mindsets among tennis players are vain and lack true righteousness. I can honestly label my eleven-year-old self as a selfish brat, but the moment I analyzed others on the court my entire perspective on sports was changed. Although my parents will push me to the limits, I will always contain my nonchalant attitude that supports the true meaning of tennis. I may miss the most facile, piece of cake overhead that’s two feet away from…

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    How does one thrive through and break down the stressful and hopeless obstacles of life? All individuals have been through tough times where they needed to dig deep inside the depths of their soul and fight through the roadblocks that stand in their way. Situations, either big or small, can be conquered by a survivor who believes they can achieve. So, what does it take for a survivor to triumph over circumstances put in front of them? A survivor is able to overcome one’s obstacles through a…

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    tend to draw up a blank. There have been many obstacles that have occurred in my life and it’s quite hard to just choose one that has been particularly significant. However the more I draw deeper into myself, I find that the biggest and ultimately most significant obstacle in my life has been battling my generalized anxiety disorder. Generalized anxiety disorder is a psychological disorder that is characterized by the excessive anxiety about everyday aspects of life. It is a disorder that has…

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