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    education they should be. Today, educators have the power to create a learning environment that allows students of all races and backgrounds to succeed in the classroom. Paulo Freire, a philosopher and educator who created the essay, “The Banking Concept of Education”, develops theories about the execution of today’s teaching methods. He labels these two ways of teaching as the “banking” and “problem-…

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    The problem of alienation is one of the, if not the most, important of philosophical questions. Rather than simply an element of cultural philosophy, the question has broad implications that have connotations for ethics, metaphysics and epistemology itself; the question of the nature of the self and it 's relation to others ought to be considered the first philosophical problem. The question has several implications that shape the rest of the philosophical discourse; the relation between subject…

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    impact on what they think of themselves and how they present themselves. For example, small things such as how a child is show a lot of affection while another is shown little to none can affect them as stated earlier. The two most interesting main concepts discussed in the chapter are how communication affects on how one reflects on his or herself, and how communication can affect how they present themselves as well. Consequently, how communication can affect someone’s self esteem can be due to…

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    While reading the article entitled “Unless You’re Oprah, ‘Be Yourself’ Is Terrible Advice” by Adam Grant, I found that I was immediately drawn to it because I agreed with many of the concepts Grant addressed. To be honest, I did not realize what a commonly used phrase “be yourself” was, and still is, until he pointed it out. Grant points out that while most people claim honesty and authenticity is the best policy, when this theory is actually put into use the negative effects of the two can be…

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    Double Consciousness: A Concept of the Present “It is a peculiar sensation, this double-consciousness, this sense of always looking at one’s self through the eyes of others, of measuring one’s soul by the tape of a world that looks on in amused contempt and pity” (2). While reading the novel, The Souls of Black Folk by W.E.B. Du Bois the reader is introduced to the concept of “double-consciousness”. Double-consciousness is a term used by Du Bois to describe African-Americans whose identities…

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    fifth meditation Descartes said that the mind and the body are two distinct substances. His main premise was Cogito Ergo Sum which means I think therefore I am. With Cogito Ergo Sum he is certain of his existence. He differentiates understanding a concept and imagination, then goes onto say that without imagination it would not affect a person 's ability to understand something because understanding occurs within the mind itself whereas the imagination occurs when images are put into the brain.…

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    strategies are used to smooth the production and start when there is demand. When there is some problem in performing a process in a time limit, help comes from the designated person to solve and finish the work in the time limit, here comes the concept of…

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    talked about a particular topic for an agonizing few hours? All you do is listen to the teacher without voicing your outlook. If you have, then you are aware with what Paulo Freire defines as the “banking concept of education” from his paper “The Banking Concept of Education”. He defines this concept as harmful to the educational system, due to no interactions between the student and teacher. The students will not be able to grasp the information in the same way that they could with debates and…

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    Concept Analysis Model

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    Introduction This paper uses Walker and Avants’s method of concept analysis as a framework to analyze person-centered care (PCC) in post-acute health care setting. A literature search was completed and data was collected using several search engines (CINAHL, Medline, PubMed, and Cochrane Review). The key words used were “person-centered care”. Attributes, antecedents, and consequences of PCC were identified. Empirical referents were provided to measure PCC from the perspective of the person…

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    Iowa Big Reflection

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    to relate your presentation back to those words and why they were important. Despite our answers they were able to relate to your story in one way or another. One of the words was related back to the idea of being conditioned for fear. This was a concept that I have never heard of and thought it was interesting once I learned what it was and how it can affect you. It makes it so as if certain things weren’t even happening in your…

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