Learning in Higher Education.
Goodyear's conception of learning in higher education as learning to play epistemic games or apply epistemic tactics depending on which form of knowledge the individual is being challenged seems to be supported by a series of studies by King and Coleman. Eg
Mutual peer tutoring: Effects of structuring tutorial interaction to scaffold peer learning.
By King, Alison; Staffieri, Anne; Adelgais, Anne
Journal of Educational Psychology. 1998 Mar Vol 90(1) 134-152
Using explanatory knowledge during collaborative problem solving in science
The journal of the learning sciences [1050-8406] Coleman yr:1998 vol:7 iss:3-4 pg:387 -427
Are you saved?
Simple but surprisingly quite offensive question. Why ask here/now? Because everyone needs to be saved and while you are still able to read this and before you sleep tonight you need to ensure you are at peace with your Maker through the Lord Jesus Christ
Best place to start with this is on your knees and a copy of John's gospel (get a copy of John's Gospel)
Since August 2008 I've mainly used this blog to share updates about Pads and life with chemo after he was diagnosed with a medulloblastoma.
Best place to start with this is on your knees and a copy of John's gospel (get a copy of John's Gospel)
Since August 2008 I've mainly used this blog to share updates about Pads and life with chemo after he was diagnosed with a medulloblastoma.
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