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Early Western Civilization Lecture #3

Early Western Civilization Lecture #3. Ancient Greece. Themes. Greeks developed the concept of humanism, which contributed the value of the individual. Greece exported much of its culture and had a long term intellectual legacy of empiricism, humanism, democracy and secularism. Knossos.

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Geography: What modern day countries is the Indus Valley civ in?

Geography: What modern day countries is the Indus Valley civ in?. Indus was located on the subcontinent of India located in what is now modern day Northern Indian and Pakistan. What are monsoons? How did it affect the Indus?. Indus River Valley.

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Session 2: Teaching Task

Session 2: Teaching Task. What Should a Good Teaching Task Have and Do?. Challenge students to engage in a substantial issue within the academic discipline . Model high levels of thinking, reading, and writing .

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Defining the Literacy Challenge in Rhode Island

Defining the Literacy Challenge in Rhode Island. An Opportunity for Problem- Solving Presented by: Jacqueline Bourassa, Education Specialist, RIDE Elizabeth Hyman, Assessment Specialist, RIDE. Profile of RI Public Schools. 2001-2002 : Students 158,046 Teachers 11,895.

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Night Bellwork #1 Monday 3/30

Night Bellwork #1 Monday 3/30. Describe what PREJUDICE means. Describe what RACISM means. Describe what GENOCIDE means Describe what ANTISEMITISM means Describe what HOLOCAUST means. PREJUDICE. Pre- Judge.

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2011 Hallmark Awards

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Dietary Reference Values (DRVs)

Dietary Reference Values (DRVs). The distribution of nutrient requirements within a population. Learning objectives. To know about the development of Dietary Reference Values. To understand Estimated Average Reference (EAR) values. To understand Reference Nutrient Intake (RNI) values.

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The Elements of Reasoning

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Warning!

Warning!.

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Making Inferences

Making Inferences. Inferencing and Higher Order Thinking. This is how inferencing is done!!!!. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wYlVBhwfvL4. Inferencing. Evidence + schema = Inferencing. What is Inferencing ?.

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Asthma Amongst Children:

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Asthma Amongst Children:

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Evaluate one theory of how emotion may affect one cognitive process .

Evaluate one theory of how emotion may affect one cognitive process . Flashbulb memory. Flashbulb Memory. A clear moment of an emotionally significant moment or event. Where were you when? 1. You heard about 9/11 2. You heard about the serious illness of a family member

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Comparing Graphs

Comparing Graphs. There is are some fine details that you must be aware of when interpreting data. Compare these two precipitation graphs. What conclusions can you make about the precipitation for these two areas?.

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Structured Academic Controversy:

Structured Academic Controversy:. Does Andrew Jackson deserve to be on the 20 dollar bill?. CONTROVERSY!. YES: Andrew Jackson deserves to be on the 20 dollar bill. NO: Andrew Jackson does not deserve to be on the 20 dollar bill. Basic Steps. Preparation - reading documents

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Consumer Ethnography

Consumer Ethnography. Observation Meeting 4. Watching People. Watch a person pack a backpack What do you notice? What ideas for products or positioning does the watching reveal? What insight can you build a marketing idea or ad campaign?. Process of discovery. Be subjective

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Group assignment

Group assignment. Each question should be answered within the limits of 4000 characters (blanks included) They should be sent to me by e-mail (staffan.graner@econhist.gu.se) before the text seminar 13/10

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Experiential

Experiential. Learning. Act. Reflect. Apply. What will I do more of, less of, start or stop the next time?. What happened ? What resulted f rom my actions?. Conceptualize. What do these results imply? What conclusions can I draw? .

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How a Bill Becomes a Law

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