Hislop Taking Account of Structure
... Critical realism has arguably made a significant contribution to the structure/agency debate through the development and elaboration of its stratified ontology (Reed 2005a). Archer (1995) suggests that prior to the development of critical realism there were three ontological frameworks which concept ...
... Critical realism has arguably made a significant contribution to the structure/agency debate through the development and elaboration of its stratified ontology (Reed 2005a). Archer (1995) suggests that prior to the development of critical realism there were three ontological frameworks which concept ...
Beyond the Stacks: Why High School En glish Teachers
... where literature study was viewed only as part of teaching classical languages. Clearly, this attitude has changed. Rare is the public school that requires Latin over language arts. But as the 20th century turned, debates formed among university professors over whether the study of literature should ...
... where literature study was viewed only as part of teaching classical languages. Clearly, this attitude has changed. Rare is the public school that requires Latin over language arts. But as the 20th century turned, debates formed among university professors over whether the study of literature should ...
Dual-inheritance theory: the evolution of human cultural capacities
... from, people who are highly successful, particu larly skilled, and/or well-respected. Social learn ers who selectively learn from those more likely to have adaptive skills (that lead to success) can outcompete those who do not. A large amount of mathematical modelling effort has been expended in e ...
... from, people who are highly successful, particu larly skilled, and/or well-respected. Social learn ers who selectively learn from those more likely to have adaptive skills (that lead to success) can outcompete those who do not. A large amount of mathematical modelling effort has been expended in e ...
Universal principles in particular contexts
... relevant to many serious contemporary concerns. The most frequently cited example is the practice of female genital mutilation in several countries. This horrible practice provides an excellent case for Macklin’s argument. It clearly is a practice that is of no medical benefit to the individuals con ...
... relevant to many serious contemporary concerns. The most frequently cited example is the practice of female genital mutilation in several countries. This horrible practice provides an excellent case for Macklin’s argument. It clearly is a practice that is of no medical benefit to the individuals con ...
Power Point Notes
... differences often present barriers to health care. There are disparities in the health of Americans as minorities experience some diseases at a much higher rate than white Americans. Copyright 2002 by Delmar, a division of Thomson Learning ...
... differences often present barriers to health care. There are disparities in the health of Americans as minorities experience some diseases at a much higher rate than white Americans. Copyright 2002 by Delmar, a division of Thomson Learning ...
written assignments
... 2. analysing the event or idea (thinking in depth and from different perspectives, and trying to explain, often with reference to a model or theory from your subject) 3. thinking carefully about what the event or idea means for you and your ongoing progress as a learner and/or practising professiona ...
... 2. analysing the event or idea (thinking in depth and from different perspectives, and trying to explain, often with reference to a model or theory from your subject) 3. thinking carefully about what the event or idea means for you and your ongoing progress as a learner and/or practising professiona ...
Психологічні аспекти міжетнічних та міжкультурних відносин
... The effectiveness of interpersonal relationships depends on the extent to which we practiceand exhibit interpersonal skills. While we may be born communicators, we are not bornwitheffective interpersonal skills – those we need to learn. Nor are effective skills static; thesame techniques may not wor ...
... The effectiveness of interpersonal relationships depends on the extent to which we practiceand exhibit interpersonal skills. While we may be born communicators, we are not bornwitheffective interpersonal skills – those we need to learn. Nor are effective skills static; thesame techniques may not wor ...
Figure 2.1 Efficient Output
... Between Equity and Efficiency When making choices about public policy issues we are usually faced with the inevitable situation that you make one person worse off while making another better off. (Taxes must be paid by some in order that public goods can be purchased and these benefits accrue to o ...
... Between Equity and Efficiency When making choices about public policy issues we are usually faced with the inevitable situation that you make one person worse off while making another better off. (Taxes must be paid by some in order that public goods can be purchased and these benefits accrue to o ...
Continuity, Change and the Circulation of Social Practices
... study of practices of mobility has emerged as a recognised field of research, why not examine the mobility of practices as well? With very few exceptions, this field of inquiry has not been explicitly developed and requires further examination. Despite the empirical relationship between practices an ...
... study of practices of mobility has emerged as a recognised field of research, why not examine the mobility of practices as well? With very few exceptions, this field of inquiry has not been explicitly developed and requires further examination. Despite the empirical relationship between practices an ...
Canada as a disconcerted learning economy
... more or less viable sets of armistices that have evolved between the geo-technical context and the values and plans of the stakeholders in Canada and elsewhere. Governance is about guiding. It is the process through which an organization steers itself through time, and its evolution is elicited. Thi ...
... more or less viable sets of armistices that have evolved between the geo-technical context and the values and plans of the stakeholders in Canada and elsewhere. Governance is about guiding. It is the process through which an organization steers itself through time, and its evolution is elicited. Thi ...
Can practice theory inspire studies on ICTs in everyday life?
... 3) the interconnected activities and components are perceived as meaningful entities in a given society or culture. Obviously, a core problem in applying this approach in empirical studies is to specify the meaning of ‘interconnectedness’ or, in Warde’s summary of Schatzki, the nexus based on the l ...
... 3) the interconnected activities and components are perceived as meaningful entities in a given society or culture. Obviously, a core problem in applying this approach in empirical studies is to specify the meaning of ‘interconnectedness’ or, in Warde’s summary of Schatzki, the nexus based on the l ...
Chapter 2
... Between Equity and Efficiency When making choices about public policy issues we are usually faced with the inevitable situation that you make one person worse off while making another better off. (Taxes must be paid by some in order that public goods can be purchased and these benefits accrue to o ...
... Between Equity and Efficiency When making choices about public policy issues we are usually faced with the inevitable situation that you make one person worse off while making another better off. (Taxes must be paid by some in order that public goods can be purchased and these benefits accrue to o ...
CHAPTER 4 REMOTE AND INDUSTRY ENVIRONMENT
... warming) issues. An understanding of these drivers is necessary to assist cultural introspection and adapting to new ways whilst preserving unique contributions to humanity and more importantly to improve the human condition. The transformation of economics and politics is influencing cultures aroun ...
... warming) issues. An understanding of these drivers is necessary to assist cultural introspection and adapting to new ways whilst preserving unique contributions to humanity and more importantly to improve the human condition. The transformation of economics and politics is influencing cultures aroun ...
OLKC Conference 2008 - University of Warwick
... semiotic work: the ideational metafunction; the inter-personal metafunction, and the textual metafunction. Extending this approach to images, Kress and Van Leeuwen (1996) adopt a different terminology preferring ‘representational’ to ‘ideational’; ‘interactive’ rather than ‘inter-personal’, and ‘com ...
... semiotic work: the ideational metafunction; the inter-personal metafunction, and the textual metafunction. Extending this approach to images, Kress and Van Leeuwen (1996) adopt a different terminology preferring ‘representational’ to ‘ideational’; ‘interactive’ rather than ‘inter-personal’, and ‘com ...
Chapter 1 INTRODUCTION: DEVELOPMENT
... cern, moreover, goes beyond “the ‘invention’ of Africanism as a scientific discipline” (9), particularly in anthropology and philosophy, in order to in vestigate the “amplification” by African scholars of the work of critical Euro pean thinkers, particularly Foucault and Lévi-Strauss. Although Mudim ...
... cern, moreover, goes beyond “the ‘invention’ of Africanism as a scientific discipline” (9), particularly in anthropology and philosophy, in order to in vestigate the “amplification” by African scholars of the work of critical Euro pean thinkers, particularly Foucault and Lévi-Strauss. Although Mudim ...
Cultural Aspects of Japanese Family Address Terms as Part of
... universal feature of languages, because kinship is so important in social organization. Some kinship systems are much richer than others, but all make use of such factors as gender, age, generation, blood, and marriage in their organization. In any language or social organization, people use address ...
... universal feature of languages, because kinship is so important in social organization. Some kinship systems are much richer than others, but all make use of such factors as gender, age, generation, blood, and marriage in their organization. In any language or social organization, people use address ...
CurrIntro
... various educational projects including research • Focus on present and future trends and issues of national and international interests. ...
... various educational projects including research • Focus on present and future trends and issues of national and international interests. ...
ATTITUDES
... choices about the human capacities it wishes to emphasise and develop. The choices made have a moral dimension. For example a capacity such as empathy, will be encouraged whilst another, such as indifference to human need, will be discouraged Characteristics of spiritual development include: refle ...
... choices about the human capacities it wishes to emphasise and develop. The choices made have a moral dimension. For example a capacity such as empathy, will be encouraged whilst another, such as indifference to human need, will be discouraged Characteristics of spiritual development include: refle ...
Theories of Practice as an Approach to
... Social practices do not present uniform planes upon which agents participate in identical ways but are instead internally differentiated on many dimensions. Considered simply, from the point of view of the individual person, the way of cooking, say, will depend on experience, technical skill, learni ...
... Social practices do not present uniform planes upon which agents participate in identical ways but are instead internally differentiated on many dimensions. Considered simply, from the point of view of the individual person, the way of cooking, say, will depend on experience, technical skill, learni ...
The Pedagogy of the Pastor: The Formation of the Social Studies
... has in many Western nations subject to Christian hegemony), it makes sense to understand how this project operates in relation to curriculum development and the pedagogical teachings it mandates. As argued by Popkewitz (1997) “The question of what is curriculum history is also a question about the p ...
... has in many Western nations subject to Christian hegemony), it makes sense to understand how this project operates in relation to curriculum development and the pedagogical teachings it mandates. As argued by Popkewitz (1997) “The question of what is curriculum history is also a question about the p ...
UNIT 1: LANGUAGE AND THEORIES OF LEARNING
... well-known theories. In the Nigerian classrooms, most teachers are guided by textbooks and other teaching resources. These textbooks have been written by those who believe in some of the theories discussed above. It is important to bear these theories in mind for three reasons. i) ...
... well-known theories. In the Nigerian classrooms, most teachers are guided by textbooks and other teaching resources. These textbooks have been written by those who believe in some of the theories discussed above. It is important to bear these theories in mind for three reasons. i) ...
CULTURE IN LANGUAGES – MULTIPLICITY OF INTERPRETATIONS
... old ones have been spread with some different settling or being consumed by a majority nation. The idea of an intimate relationship between language, people, nation, culture and land has been emphasised. National languages as objects were constructed around the centrality of the nation state, and th ...
... old ones have been spread with some different settling or being consumed by a majority nation. The idea of an intimate relationship between language, people, nation, culture and land has been emphasised. National languages as objects were constructed around the centrality of the nation state, and th ...
Turning to practice – what does it mean and why is it important?
... practice, made, we might say, by society itself. Of course, knowledge production was never really monopolized, since knowledge generation of some sort has always been a necessary ingredient in everyday life. But today (and, in fact, increasingly over the last 100 years), even scientific knowledge pr ...
... practice, made, we might say, by society itself. Of course, knowledge production was never really monopolized, since knowledge generation of some sort has always been a necessary ingredient in everyday life. But today (and, in fact, increasingly over the last 100 years), even scientific knowledge pr ...
Michael Lambek, Immanence of Ethics
... free also to rationalize the fact that we’ve decided to stay at home this year, go to Mexico, or convert to Islam instead. This entails practical judgment, which for me is a more useful and realistic concept than either freedom or rule, especially when the latter are understood as mutually exclusive ...
... free also to rationalize the fact that we’ve decided to stay at home this year, go to Mexico, or convert to Islam instead. This entails practical judgment, which for me is a more useful and realistic concept than either freedom or rule, especially when the latter are understood as mutually exclusive ...