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Personal Notes on Learning Theories and the Three Great Names in Scientific Study of Behavior and Mental Processes

brendarioja wrote 9 hours ago: By the given definition by Huitt (2011, learning can be defines as the relatively permanent change i … more →

Tags: Notes and Resources, E. L. Thorndike, Learning, William James

Dewey And Da Bees

Stanley Wrzyszczynski wrote 3 days ago: Pragmatism and Diversity: Dewey in the Context of Late Twentieth Century Debates is a collection of … more →

Tags: Culture, Philosophy, News, criticism, democracy, citizens united, Pragmatism, Emmanuel Levinas

Internet Slang: Ethics & Language and Cognitivism: Language & Ethics2 comments

johndorsch wrote 1 week ago: Ludwig Wittgenstein getting his internet-surf on. In this post I will be discussing two majors theme … more →

Tags: Philosophy, philology, Postmodernism, ethics, analytic philosophy, Philosophy of Logic, Meta-ethics, Ludwig Wittgenstein, Robert Brandom

LIZ HARRISON: The sad state of education

jamesrobbins1 wrote 1 week ago: For what should be obvious reasons, education is an issue of concern for our nation. Regardless of w … more →

Tags: YouTube, Education, Washington Post, Texas, New York State United Teachers, Duncanville High School, standardized test

Dewey Hate Him? And How!

jjwreid wrote 2 weeks ago: I should preface this blog entry by pointing out that I’ve met and corresponded with several Objecti … more →

Tags: Ayn loves John! Ayn loves John!, punching John Glenn in the face, Ayn Rand, Internet

Reflection ? !1 comment

skroeze wrote 2 weeks ago: Life without examination is not worth living — Socrates Reflection Matters! “Upon Reflection I … more →

Tags: Learning Portfolios, Reflection, Education, inquiry, Learning, Methods and Theories, Plato, reflection 2, Socrates

It Is Time to Criminalize Bullying at School...

kadja1 wrote 2 weeks ago: Yes…I have been quiet as of late.  I have contemplated this school bullying issue again and ag … more →

Tags: A WRITER'S RESPONSIBILITY, bullying crime, Child Abuse Crime, Crime, Education & politics, Life, Non-Fiction, Opinions, Parenting

Improvement through Reflection

rbaker4artsed wrote 2 weeks ago: The end of the school term brings to all educators a flurry of activities. After returning from the … more →

Tags: arts education, Education, Evaluation, profession, Reflection

Homeschool: Challenging Your Perspective4 comments

CAHemmerich wrote 2 weeks ago: Moderndaychris, you are obviously a thoughtful and mature individual, and I appreciate the tenor of … more →

Tags: What are other people talking about?, Education, Federal government of the United States, Germany, Homeschool, Indoctrination, K through 12, propoganda, state school

Thesis tagcloud of infoliteracies

slcomstock wrote 3 weeks ago: After years of research, I am still driven to understand everyday life information behaviors of youn … more →

Tags: STEM, Teens, PhD, thesis, Information behavior, Libraries, Young Adults, schools, technology

Well That's Fucking Uncomfortable1 comment

mindiedieu wrote 3 weeks ago: I could have had a very comfortable life.  I could have become a veterinarian- I was accepted to vet … more →

Tags: Teaching, Education, English, *English Education, Paulo Freire, emancipatory education, Professing

Quote of the Day - John Dewey on the Role of Philosophy as a General Theory of Education

Orestes Mantra wrote 3 weeks ago: If we are willing to conceive education as the process of forming fundamental dispositions, intellec … more →

Tags: Books 2, Philosophy, Metaphilosophy

UVM and the Idea of Democratic Education

thornton28 wrote 3 weeks ago: UVM is linked to the idea of democratic education more than any other institution: LAFAYETTE – Marqu … more →

Tags: Education, Justin Morrill, Lafayette, UVM

The 10th Commandment of Communism is Good (Gov't Schooling)? A Call to Vote Democrat

bureaucraticslave wrote 3 weeks ago: Schooling must be good as it promotes self-esteem over accomplishments and they even provide bumper … more →

Tags: communism, Hitler, schooling, Orwell, The Democrats, proles, Idiots, Gays

Human Nature and Conduct1 comment

severalfourmany wrote 4 weeks ago: “Njal spoke and said, ‘”Slow and sure,” says the proverb, and so it is with … more →

Tags: Philosophy, Politics, ethics, Sociology, united states, Research, Crime, Justice, punishment

Encouraging Schools to Join the 21st Century1 comment

hb wrote 1 month ago: Conventional public schools are “arranged to make things easy for the teacher who wishes quick … more →

Tags: Books & Print, Learning, Mobile, Trends, Brookings, Darryl M. West, Digital Schools, distance learning, Education

My Schooling (indoctrination), was it Falsified?

bureaucraticslave wrote 1 month ago: I went through school and was a good student and believed most of what I was taught until I got to c … more →

Tags: John Taylor Gatto, School, DNC, Nazis, groupthink, Communists, Diversity, Stockhom Syndrome

Introduction to Peer Review and CritViz19 comments

Thomas P Seager wrote 1 month ago: Think you can take some constructive criticism? Do you think you can give valuable feedback? Are you … more →

Tags: Professional Development, Critical Thinking, Communication, professionalization, CEE300, network effect, Peer Review, Critviz, Howard Rheingold

What We Talked About At ISA: The Practice Turn and Global Ethics2 comments

Joe wrote 1 month ago: I want to address the use of practice theory in global ethics rather than International Relations or … more →

Tags: Blog Events & Symposia, Conferences, democracy, ethics, Political Theory, Pragmatism, international studies association, ISA2013, practice theory


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