Inductive reasoning

Teaching Strategies for Indirect Instruction The indirect instruction model is defined as a teaching strategy that is designed to teach concepts, patterns, and abstractions with emphasis being on concept learning, inquiry, and problem solving. This type of learning approach is based off the constructivism theory. Teachers that use this method do not provide systematic instruction or sequencing that is organized and provided by the teacher. In this method of teaching, students gain…

This is an inductive inference as it uses the past to predict future behaviours and serves as the justifying blocks of the Scientific reasoning. I will argue that induction cannot be a basis for justified true beliefs (Knowledge - certainty) as we haven 't come around any way for its justification. Moreover we will see how we can possibly justify the use of the scientific method using Popper’s Fallibilist approach. Induction can be defined as a basic belief that is justified by inductive…

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seeks to make the reader think about the subject in a different light. To do this, Mark Drumbl uses deductive reasoning and ethical thinking to convince the reader that although child soldiers should pay for their actions, they should all be considered individually and given suitable punishments. While some areas of his article are confusing, his use of expressive language and reasoning ultimately succeed in persuading the reader. While having a strong argument, Drumbl’s article has moments…

Close was a great use of the appeal to pathos, because the reader grew attached and emotional for the struggles he had to overcome. Ken Robinson does a phenomenal job of appealing to pathos. Throughout Ken Robinson’s book, The Element, he uses inductive reasoning as well as rhetorical appeals to support his argument that intelligence is creativity. Overall, his use of rhetorical appeals was great, he was able to identify false authority among others to strength his own credibility. Although the…

The ways of knowing that Dr. Guy likely applies in her food and wine research were memory, sense of perception, intuition and reason. Each one of them is appended to the other, and they complement each other. Memory creates our sense of perception and intuition, but to achieve a full investigation you also have to reason. My main goal is to show in which parts of the research memory, sense of perception, intuition and reason was. I will achieve my goal by providing some examples and making some…

WISC-V, consisting of 21 subtests, was used to assess Child Z overall intellectual ability or full scale intelligence quotient (FSIQ), as well as other areas of cognitive functioning: Verbal Comprehension (VCI), Visual Spatial Processing (VSI), Fluid Reasoning (FRI), Working Memory (WMI), and Processing Speed (PSI). In FSIQ and the other indexes, a composite score between 90 and 109 is considered to be within the Average range. In addition, each indexes includes two separate subtests, where a…

making a speech. Some times when giving a speech you have to adapt to your audience especially if they are not pay attention or listening to the speech that is being addressed. The concept believing is audience that agrees with the conclusion and reasoning of the speaker (Diestler 2012). The concept neutral audience is an audience that does not have a strong opinion on…

5. For this career, the skills and abilities listed as needed on O*NET are to have critical thinking skills, comprehension skills, the ability to solve complex problems that involve math, the ability to use inductive and deductive reasoning and to visualize how designs can be implemented in real life. All of these make sense due to the fact that Civil Engineers need to be able to think on the spot for solutions and be able to evaluate their decisions to come up with simple solutions to complex…

Reading Gladwell (2005) book Blink, the writer discusses different scenarios regarding critical thinking. Critical thinking can be several different things, it could mean taking that time to understand the situation and go through the problem solving process to fully understand before making a decision. Additionally, it could mean having the experience and knowledge to understand a situation and how to handle it differently versus someone that is inexperience. Sometimes it is merely trusting…