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A Little Morning Music? Part II: What in the World are Dwight Allen's treasures? The Whale Crier's kelp horn was first heard in Hermanus, South Africa, in August 1992. It is his mission to alert hundreds of shore-based whale watchers to the whereabouts of whales. He does this by blowing his kelp horn calls in code. The sandwich board he wears tells whale watchers how to interpret the code which will lead them to spots where the whales have been sighted. Whale Watching in Hermanus... There is no better time for a whale watching in South Africa that during breeding season (September), when whales come in close to the shore to give birth to and nurture their young Kelp is a large, hollow, naturally conical-shaped seaweed. After drying for several weeks, the kelp may be cut and played in a similar fashion to a brass instrument: bugle, trumpet, French horn, trombone or tuba. 1 of 14 Lecture 2: philosophical foundations What should children be taught in schools? What is the most important? Knowledge or skills? Which knowledge? Which skills? Academic or vocational? Are Art, music and P.E. important? Should schools teach values? Which? Should schools teach culture? Which? Who should determine the curriculum? How should children be taught? How should children be taught? Teacher-centered models Teacher decides what is important Teacher gives knowledge to students Student-centered models Students makes some decisions Students construct meaning Constructivism, Inquiry-based, projectbased, problem-based, cooperative learning These two questions are fundamental to your teaching philosophy: What should children be taught? How should they be taught? Why is it important to know your teaching philosophy? 2 of 14 All Teachers have a Philosophy of Education Survey of 2nd graders showed they had definite ideas about what makes a good teacher; not so different from pre-service teachers' ideas For some it is systematic and conscious For most it is unstated and erratic 3 of 14 The Value of an Intentional Philosophy Understanding why people's responses differ Gaining control over our own responses and styles Increasing consistency of response Why is it important to be consistent? 4 of 14 Branches of Philosophy Metaphysics: What is real? Epistemology: What is truth? Axiology: the study of values Logic: How to think clearly Metaphysics What is the nature of reality? Why does the world exist? Does the world exist outside the mind? If things exist, what is their objective nature? Harry asks Dumbledore: "Is this real? Or has this been happening inside my head?" "Of course it is happening inside your head, Harry, but why on earth should that mean it is not real?" Our metaphysical beliefs can affect what we teach, for example, Evolution or Intelligent Design. Epistemology The study of truth/knowledge What we believe to be true will affect what we teach Axiology the study of values Includes ethics (the study of what makes actions right or wrong) & Aesthetics (the study of questions about art and beauty) What we value affects what we teach, how we teach, and the rules and environment of our classroom Logic When considering different philosophies, think about the relative importance of logic: How important is it to teach students to reason, to think scientifically? 5 of 14 Four Different Philosophies of Education Their impact on educational practice Consider how the four philosophies differ in their metaphysical, epistemological, axiological and logical perspectives 6 of 14 Perennialism Perennial: perpetual; everlasting; continuing; recurrent. Nature is constant Human nature is constant Intellect distinguishes man from beast Intellect discovers truth: constant and changeless Learn from the great ideas of the past: "Great Books" of the Western canon. These books, written by the world's finest thinkers, cumulatively comprise the "Great Conversation" of mankind with regard to the central human questions. 6 of 14 Perennialism Teach the things that are of everlasting importance to all people everywhere Since details of fact change constantly, these cannot be the most important. Therefore, one should teach principles, not facts A program of studies which is highly general, nonspecialized, and nonvocational is advocated Overall aim should be exposure to history's finest thinkers as models for discovery They argue that accurate, independent reasoning distinguishes the developed or educated mind and thus stress the development of this faculty. A skilled teacher would keep discussions on topic and correct errors in reasoning, but the class, not the teacher, would come to the conclusions. 7 of 14 Progressivism Nature is ever changing Learn from problem-solving Education begins with the student Schools should be democratic Espoused by John Dewey Forerunner of constructivism Learn by doing, student-centered 9 of 14 Essentialism Teach the essentials to live well in a modern world Instill students with the "essentials" of academic knowledge, patriotism, and character development. Strives to teach students the accumulated knowledge of our civilization through core courses in the traditional academic disciplines Related to the Cultural Literacy movement e.g. E.D. Hirsh "What Every 5th Grader Should Know" The child is a learner to be shaped and developed 10 of 14 Existentialism The child is free Emphasizes independent thinking; does not favor a set curriculum Engages the student in central questions of defining life and who we are The child is who he/she chooses to be The child's quest is for personal meaning Answers come from within, not from the outside 11 of 14 The Teacher Perennialism: passes on wisdom of the past, teaches "the Classics" Progressivism: teaches problem solving; students learn by doing and working with others Essentialism: teaches essential knowledge; emphasizes cultural literacy Existentialism: helps child confront freedom and derive personal meaning in the world 13 of 14 The Child Perennialism: learns what is taught; develops reasoning skills Progressivism: naturally good; learns by doing and working with others 14 of 14 The Child (cont.) Essentialism: listens and learns Existentialism: is alone to discover meaning Dr. Allen's biases Based on his spiritual beliefs from the Baha'i Faith Eclectic: mix of these We have an animal side and a spiritual side and these sides of our nature are in constant tension. Believes what we learn and how we learn are both important More of a fan of progressivism; doesn't care for existentialism (J Kidd's interpretation) Your Job... Decide what your philosophy is Write it up and turn it in by Saturday night Also due Saturday: Pre-course survey, Wiki account and article selection
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Path: Old Dominion >> ECI >> 301 Fall, 2007
Description: ECI 301 The details. Time is running out. Visit Dr. Allen in Ed 166-12 before he disappears from sight Find out: What\'s with the penguins? Who are these ladies? Where did he get that silly straw? What is he giving his wife? Where can I get a w...
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Path: Old Dominion >> ECI >> 301 Spring, 2008
Description: 1 of 13 Multicultural Implications 2 of 13 Four thrusts of multicultural education teaching of values increased impact of diverse cultures on the mainstream 3 of 13 Four thrusts of multicultural education (cont.) support for alternative and...
01. Philosophy
Path: Old Dominion >> ECI >> 301 Spring, 2008
Description: 1 of 14 Philosophical Foundations 2 of 14 All Teachers have a Philosophy of Education For some it is systematic and conscious For most it is unstated and erratic 3 of 14 The Value of an Intentional Philosophy Understanding why responses diffe...
chapter03
Path: Old Dominion >> CS >> 150 Spring, 2008
Description: C+ Programming: From Problem Analysis to Program Design, Third Edition Chapter 3: Input/Output Objectives In this chapter you will: Learn what a stream is and examine input and output streams Explore how to read data from the standard input device...
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Path: Old Dominion >> CS >> 150 Spring, 2008
Description: C+ Programming: From Problem Analysis to Program Design, Third Edition Chapter 1: An Overview of Computers and Programming Languages Objectives In this chapter you will: Learn about different types of computers Explore the hardware and software c...
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Path: Texas >> GOV >> 310L Spring, 2008
Description: Presidential Elections Government 310L Professor Andrew Karch I. Presidential nominations A. American primary system is unusual for its length and participatory nature Convention delegates pledged to particular candidates are chosen in primary elec...
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Path: UCSD >> CHEM >> 13 Spring, 2008
Description: CHEM 13 Chemistry of Life Syllabus (Spring 2008) Instructor: Prof. Simpson Joseph Office: Room 4102, Urey Hall Phone: 822-2957 E-mail: sjoseph@chem.ucsd.edu Office Hours: Thursday 2:00 to 5:00 PM (First come/First served) Scope of this course: The ob...
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Path: N. Illinois >> BIOS >> 231 Spring, 2008
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Path: N. Illinois >> BIOS >> 231 Spring, 2008
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Path: N. Illinois >> BIOS >> 231 Spring, 2008
Description: Disorders Associated with the Immune System Infection and immunosuppression are failures of the immune system. Superantigens cause release of cytokines that cause adverse host responses. Allergies and transplant rejection are harmful immune reacti...
chapter2
Path: University of Alberta >> STAT >> 151 Fall, 2007
Description: CHAPTER 2: DISPLAYING AND DESCRIBING DATA 2.1 Variables Consider a class of 30 students: . . Gender (male, female) Hair color (blond, brown, black,.) Height (in feet, inches) Weight (in pounds) Age (in years) Variable any characteristic of a pers...
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Path: LSU >> GEOG >> 2050 Spring, 2008
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Path: University of Alberta >> STAT >> 151 Fall, 2007
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Path: Brandeis >> COSI >> 31a Spring, 2008
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Path: Old Dominion >> ECI >> 301 Fall, 2007
Description: What would you do? Ashley is a wiz at math. She \"gets\" everything instantly. It usually takes her only five minutes to do her math homework. Nick, on the other hand, struggles with math. He labors over math problems, sometimes for hours. Should...
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chapter4
Path: University of Alberta >> STAT >> 151 Fall, 2007
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Path: Old Dominion >> ECI >> 301 Fall, 2007
Description: What do you think? Mrs. Bright is getting a huge bonus ($5,000) this year. Her fourth graders moved from an initial 3.1 grade eqivalency score in math at the start of the year to 5.0 at the end. Mr. Bummer works in another school across town. H...
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Path: New Mexico >> CHNE >> 525 Fall, 2008
Description: 2 Series Solutions to Linear Ordinary Differential Equations II Examples: Solutions about an Ordinary Point yx c0 1 1 3 x 3 2 1 6 5 3 2 x6 c1 x 1 4 x 4 3 1 x7 7 6 4 3 This gives two solutions 1 3 1 1 y1 x 1 x x6 x9 3 2 6 5 3 2 9 8 6 5 3 2 1 ...
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chapter5
Path: University of Alberta >> STAT >> 151 Fall, 2007
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Path: New Mexico >> CHNE >> 525 Fall, 2008
Description: Series Solutions to Linear Ordinary Differential Equations I Power Series Solution for the Harmonic Oscillator Equation : ODE: Transform independent variable Transform derivatives d2y dx 2 2 y 0 x dy dy d dx d dx d2y dx 2 d2y dx 2 dy d d dx 2 ...
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Path: Brandeis >> MATH >> 15a Spring, 2008
Description: Otto Bretscher Linear Algebra with Applications 3rd Edition Section 5.1 10. and are perpendicular when . So, Section 5.2 2. 6. 16. ...
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Path: Brandeis >> COSI >> 30a Spring, 2008
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Path: Brandeis >> MATH >> 15a Spring, 2008
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Path: Brandeis >> MATH >> 15a Spring, 2008
Description: Otto Bretscher Linear Algebra with Applications 3rd Edition Section 3.3 2. Redundant vectors: Basis of image: Basis of kernel: 4. Redundant vectors: none Basis of image: Basis of kernel: 6. Redundant vectors: Basis of image: Basis of kernel: 8. R...
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Path: Brandeis >> MATH >> 15a Spring, 2008
Description: Otto Bretscher Linear Algebra with Applications 3rd Edition Section 6.1 10. By Sarrus\'s rule, is invertible. 24. is not invertible when , which is when . 32. By Fact 6.1.6, 44. For an matrix , : For any : For any matrix . , , , so . , so Th...
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Path: New Mexico >> CHNE >> 525 Fall, 2008
Description: Series Solutions to Linear Ordinary Differential Equations III Examples: Frobenius\' Solution about Regular Singular Points Text Example 2, pp. 253, 3rd ed Text Example 2, pp. xxx, 2nd ed ODE: 3xy\' \' y\' y 0 1 1 Standard form: y\' \' y\' y 0 3x 3x 1 Px 3x...
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Path: New Mexico >> CHNE >> 525 Fall, 2008
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Path: University of Alberta >> STAT >> 151 Fall, 2007
Description: CHAPTER 1: INTRODUCTION 1.1 What is Statistics? Questions to explore: 1. What is the population of Canada? What is the population of Alberta? Canada: 31,612,897, Alberta: 3,306, 359 (2006). Census (every member of the population counted). Also data c...
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Path: New Mexico >> CHNE >> 524 Fall, 2008
Description: NE-524 Interaction of radiation with Matter Problem Set #6 (Complete by 11/20/2005) 1) Aluminum bronze, an alloy containing 90% Cu and 10% Al by weight has a density of 7.6 g/cc. What are the linear and mass attenuation coefficients? ( Cu = 9.91 and ...
frobenius
Path: New Mexico >> CHNE >> 525 Fall, 2008
Description: Series Solutions to Linear Ordinary Differential Equations III Method of Frobenius ODE for a 2nd order linear differential equation with a regular singular point x x 0 2 y \' \' x x 0 p x y\' q x y 0 This requires p(x) and q(x) are analytic at x x 0 Me...
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Path: New Mexico >> CHNE >> 524 Fall, 2008
Description: NE-524 Interaction of radiation with Matter Problem Set #4 (Complete by 11/6/2005) 1) Give 1 gram of At-218 (T1/2 = 1.5 seconds), and assuming that all the alphas (E=6.694 MeV) interact with an Aluminum absorber in 0.1 seconds, how much energy is dep...
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Path: New Mexico >> CHNE >> 524 Fall, 2008
Description: NE-524 Interaction of radiation with Matter Problem Set #5 (Complete by 11/13/2005) 1) A beam of 0.52 MeV electrons pass into a large reservoir of He at 3 atm pressure, 20 oC (electrons are totally absorbed). a) What is the range of the electrons? b)...
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Path: New Mexico >> CHNE >> 515 Fall, 2006
Description: Rocket Terminology Total Impulse: The integral of thrust over time tb IT 0 Fdt where t b is the burn time. I T Ft b Constant thrust Specific Impulse: Total impulse divided by the weight of propellant burned tb Fdt Is g0 0 0 tb m dt Constant thr...
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Path: New Mexico >> CHNE >> 515 Fall, 2006
Description: FLUID MODELS: Part 1 Basic Equations Consider a control volume of volume V fixed in space. Fluid is free to cross the surface of the volume. A surface element is denoted as dA and a unit normal vector outward from the surface is ^ denoted by n . u ...
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Path: New Mexico >> CHNE >> 515 Fall, 2006
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Path: New Mexico >> CHNE >> 515 Fall, 2006
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Path: New Mexico >> CHNE >> 515 Fall, 2006
Description: Steady Quasi-One Dimensional Flow Consider the control volume shown below. We will consider steady quasi-one-dimensional flow through the volume. Material enters the control volume at the inlet of area A1 with velocity v1 at pressure p1 , mass densit...
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Path: Maryland >> ENES >> 102 Spring, 2008
Description: Problem 1.2: Problem 1.3: Problem 1.14: - Problem 1.16: Problem 1.21(a,f): -- Problem 1.22: Problem 1.27: Problem 1.28(a,d): ...
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Path: UCSB >> HIST >> 80 Spring, 2008
Description: History 80: East Asian Civilization Spring Quarter 2008 T-TH 9:30-10:45, Buchanan Hall, 1910 Sections as assigned. Instructor: Anthony Barbieri-Low HSSB 4225 805-893-4065 (no msg.) barbieri-low@history.ucsb.edu Office Hours: Tues. 12:30-2:30 TA\'s: ...
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Path: Maryland >> ENES >> 102 Spring, 2008
Description: Problem 2.16: Problem 2.17: Problem 2.18: - Problem 2.19: Problem 2.21: Problem 2.22: Problem 2.25: Problem 2.26: Problem 2.33: - Problem 2.34: Problem 2.37(a): Problem 2.37(b): Problem 2.38(a): Problem 2.39(b): Problem 2.39(d): Prob...
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Path: Maryland >> ENES >> 102 Spring, 2008
Description: Problem 3.6: Problem 3.7: Problem 3.9: Alternate Method: Problem 3.10: Problem 3.11: Problem 3.16: Problem 3.18: Problem 3.18 - Alternate Method: Problem 3.19: Problem 3.19 - Alternate Method: Problem 3.21: Problem 3.22: Problem 3.23: P...
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Path: Maryland >> ENES >> 102 Spring, 2008
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Path: Maryland >> ENES >> 102 Spring, 2008
Description: Problem 4.1: Problem 4.4: Problem 4.6: Problem 4.7: Problem 4.9: Problem 4.13: Problem 4.18: -- Problem 4.19: Problem 4.22: Problem 4.25: Problem 4.27: Problem 4.27: (con\'t) Problem 4.28: Problem 4.31: Problem 4.32: Problem 4.35: Pro...
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Path: Syracuse >> CSD >> 315/615 Spring, 2008
Description: Anatomy 615 Index cards: Why did you enroll in this course? What do you expect to gain from this course? What are your concerns about the course? 1 CSD 315 ...
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Path: Old Dominion >> ECI >> 301 Fall, 2007
Description: Are dinosaurs cold-blooded or warm? What did you learn in school? From books? Dinosaur ectothermy (cold-bloodedness) remained a prevalent view until Robert T. \"Bob\" Bakker, an early proponent of dinosaur endothermy (warmbloodedness), published...
history80Essay1[1]
Path: UCSB >> HIST >> 80 Spring, 2008
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Path: CUNY City >> ECONOMICS >> 290 Spring, 2007
Description: Principles of Statistics First Examination Fall 2007 Name: Date: Instructions: Answer ALL the questions in the blue book. There is no need to write an explanation for the true or false questions or for the multiple-choice questions. For the problems...
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Path: Syracuse >> CSD >> 315/615 Spring, 2008
Description: Anatomy Of Respiration Respiration Respiration Inspiration Inhalation Breathing in Brings oxygen to the body\'s cells Expiration Exhalation Breathing out Eliminates waste products 1 Boyle\'s Law Pressure =force distributed over area P=F/A An incre...
Principles_of_Statistics_-_Exam_2
Path: CUNY City >> ECONOMICS >> 290 Spring, 2007
Description: Principles of Statistics Second Examination Fall 2007 Name: Date: Instructions: Answer ALL the questions in the blue book. There is no need to write an explanation for the true or false questions or for the multiple-choice questions. For the problem...
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Path: Texas >> BIO >> 325 Spring, 2008
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Path: CUNY City >> ECONOMICS >> 290 Spring, 2007
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urban anthro study guide 2
Path: Bucknell >> EDUC >> 243 Winter, 2008
Description: Urban Anthro. STUDY GUIDE 2 Urbanism- UL (61-63) Definitions of City How does a person define the concept of a city? Where exactly is the line drawn between city, suburb, and rural areas? Personal reference is a subjective way to define a city. Where...
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Path: Bucknell >> EDUC >> 243 Winter, 2008
Description: Learning Log 2 Knowledge It is necessary to understand how children grow and develop to realize how to effectively teach, and in the second chapter of the text, the Piaget, Vygotsky, and Erikson views of cognitive, personal and social development are...
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Path: Bucknell >> EDUC >> 243 Winter, 2008
Description: Learning Log 10 Knowledge The main idea of chapter 10 is that motivation, which is an internal process that activates, guides, and maintains behavior over time, is critically important for students and teachers in the classroom. Theories of motivatio...
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Path: Bucknell >> EDUC >> 243 Winter, 2008
Description: Learning Log: Chapter 3 Knowledge The main idea is that children develop physically through changes in muscle development at early ages and later in life through puberty, mentally by becoming fully literate, socially with peer interaction and cogniti...
