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    Circular Reasoning

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    circumstances, the proof for one of the premises is one of the previous premises. In these cases, circular reasoning hides a problem with the premise. Form: A proves B and B proves A. Form: A proves B, B proves C, and C proves A. Example: An ungodly thinker says her reasoning is to be trusted. But how does she know? Irrationally, she uses her reasoning to try to convince you that her reasoning is to be trusted. 3. The logical fallacy of axiomatic thinking: Shameless, axiomatic thinking is just…

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    leadership,and citizenship are essential compounds to developing a principled, reflective, caring, communicator, and thinker. One of the things scholarship is essential for is being a thinker. You need scholarship to be a thinker, because if you want to learn at a high level you have to put effort and thought into what you are doing. That is one way you need scholarship to be a thinker. Service is essential for being caring. One example is, if you are doing service for someone you have to be…

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    self-reliance that Chris McCandless shows are seen as qualities that are mysterious, frightening and courageous at the same time. Chris McCandless is known to be a romantic thinker because of the way he thinks about what he wanted to be and who he became. Another characteristic that shows that Chris McCandless is a romantic thinker is how he uses rebellion in his life. His spiritual and emotional desire, for lack of a better life, has led him to basically quit society. He donates his college…

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    Conforming To Culture

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    to MacNaughton (2003) Gesell was a key thinker of Maturation. “The movement towards an increasingly complete and fully developed state of being.” (MacNaughton, 2003. p. 14). They believe that development happens in a natural process, which occurs automatically and in sequential stages over time. (Hunt, 1969). Pavlov, Watson, and Skinner were all key thinkers of conforming to culture, which is classified as behaviourism. (MacNaughton, 2003). These key thinkers believe that social and physical…

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    Someone can also decide that the goal of the education they are receiving is to think critically about what it is they are learning and use that knowledge and analysis to contribute back to society. Regardless of if someone is becoming a worker or a thinker through their education, they are still giving back to society in the end, creating the functional society that is needed in a democratic…

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    Enlightenment thinkers believed and valued topics such as: science, religious tolerance and the idea of natural rights –life, liberty, and property. Placing importance on these areas caused great uproar in the mid 16th century society, especially by those who held power. Enlightenment thinkers such as, Voltaire, Astell and Diderot, criticized the institutions of the monarchy and the education system. By criticizing the arbitrary government’s ideas on education and equal opportunity, the purpose…

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    Standardized Testing Does Not Accurately Represent Educational Quality Standardized tests are tests that are administered by the state and are graded in a consistent or “standard” manner. They are administered in hopes to measure a student's aptitude by assessing how well a student understands a collection of curriculum that the government deems is necessary for all high school students to understand. These tests are administered all across America. Tests such as the ACT and SAT are highly…

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    story. In the play, Juliet's character is the thinker, planner, and worrier. When Juliet sees Romeo at her balcony in the play, she says “If they do see thee, they will murder thee” (line 70). Juliet is worried about her kingsmen finding Romeo and killing him, where else Romeo doesn't care. Juliet also gives her speech about her fears concerning their relationship in the play, because she is worried that they are moving too fast. Juliet is also the thinker/smart person because when Romeo said he…

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    from Princeton, but what makes him a thinker is not that he has a Ph.D. Or that he went to Princeton or even that he taught at West Point… No, what makes him a thinker—and a leader—is precisely that he is able to think things through for himself.” Whenever he says this, he is stating that Petraeus is not a leader because he got a Ph.D in an Ivy League…

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    Enlightenment was a movement which begun in 1685. The main aim of enlightenment was to gather all the knowledge of the world in an encyclopedia. The period is divided into many phases. The enlightenment attracted many great thinkers of the time. Many books, inventions and essays have been published during this period. (Staff, 2009) One of the most famous works that represents the Enlightenment is titled 'What is Enlightenment', the book discusses in great detail about Enlightenment. According…

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