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    versus a job in which you are making a great income but, not happy with it. Which can lead to things such as disinterest in what is being taught or the feeling of loss of freedom, and happiness in the classroom. What can happen when the focus on constructivism is used to its best ability is that it can fill the students with the sense of eudaimonia which would occur once the student feels as if they are contributing rather than just another body in the masses, which in turn can help not only the…

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    However, the issue of cyber security must be considered to fully understand the contemporary era of security. Furthermore, there is a distinct gender gap in the field of cyber security, which is relevant in the context of standpoint feminism, constructivism, realism. First of all, the security of states is usually thought to be concerned with material resources, military strength, and self-protection. But, as mentioned earlier, the breakthrough of the Internet has revolutionized the idea…

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    Constructivism dictates that some people learn through what they experience out in the world. For example, lets say a physics teacher is trying to teach a class about flight. Some students are able to comprehend the idea of flight through the teacher's lecture…

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    in high school. He made history fun and didn’t just lecture the whole time. We did projects and he made what we were learning about interesting. After reading “Garbage In, Garbage Out”, I don’t think the theories of expanding environments and constructivism are completely misguided. I feel that if you take some concepts of each, it could be a good theory of teaching. I like how the article related history to playing chess. Just like there is a lot of things to learn about chess before you can…

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    the students. From the furniture to the interactive bulletin boards, it’s evident that the room is geared towards preschoolers. Working with young children, I find the educational philosophies that best fit my own philosophy are progressivism, constructivism, and humanism; all student- based theories. The philosophers or educational influences I model my philosophy from are: Maria Montessori, Jean Piaget, Maxine Greene, and Friedrich Frobel. Progressive theorists such as Maria Montessori and…

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    I think constructivism is a relatively useless theory, because it is a relative hodge-podge of incomplete information. Constructivism has roots in sociology and is based on the importance of shared ideas as motivating forces in global politics. I do not disagree that ideas are important. Likewise, I think liberalism and realism fail to use the power of ideas. However, it is the next step that is troubling. I find it difficult for a policymaker to use constructivism, because it is difficult…

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    in Activity 1. How do you think you could adapt the HOW of the Beginning Knowledge lesson you wrote about in Activity 1, to include elements of constructivism? 4. What impact do you think constructivism could have on the way in which you approach the teaching and learning of Life Skills? An awareness of context and the basic principles of constructivism support the teaching and learning process because there is then a balance between the experiences of the learner and the experiences created in…

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    students may be incapable of responding when there is a stimulus required for an accurate response to a particular prompt. In terms of constructivism, one strength of the instructional design is that students have learned to visualize reality and due to authentic learning, scholar’s answers may vary. One weakness of instructional design in terms of constructivism is that students learning only one approach to solving a task isn’t always the best way for certain students to solve a problem. If…

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    Being a T.A. without a doubt has been one of my favorite experiences as a communication studies major. If I remember correctly some of the goals I had for being a T.A. were to gain a better understanding of the communication process and to also learn more about what goes into teaching a communication studies class. Based on my time as a teaching assistant I would say I definitely have gained a much more firm grasp on understanding the communication process. However, I think one of my greatest…

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    Race as a Biological Concept Social Construct or Eliminativism There have been many debates on the reality of race. These are the three major arguments on race: race as a natural biological concept (naturalism), social constructionism, or race from an eliminativism viewpoint. Naturalism focuses on the objective characteristics to distinguish differences among racial groups. Social constructionist Sally Haslanger, would argue races are ‘real’ as a social concept, but are not natural biological…

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