[PDF] Top 20 The epistemology of power and educational ideology professor ronald s. Laura (d.phil, oxford)

... for power and the technological control of ...for power is tacitly entrenched in a dominant educational epistemology which conceptualises knowledge as tantamount to 'power and dominance ... See full document

... By affording continuous opportunities for revision, democracy seems to diminish the epistemic burden on voters. If it is assumed that voters, over time, acquire more knowledge on important political matters, it can also ... See full document

... Distinguished Professor Amin Saikal, AM, and the enduring support and sage advice of my supervisor, Professor Bob ...panel, Professor Larry Saha and Dr Pamela Roberts, also provided timely and ... See full document

... Innovative educational leader can ...Innovative educational leaders, in this climate, realize that growth is stalled and is not likely to return until the economy and public support ... See full document

... personal epistemology can result in researchers using either an interpretive- hermeneutic or an empirical-analytical approach to address the same set of research ... See full document

... Gramsci’s Prison Notebooks (1971) contain only three brief and tangential references to Japan: one in a discussion of the role of intellectuals in society and the other two in the passages on ‘Americanism and Fordism’. ... See full document

... With the above as a backdrop, this paper will now attempt an examination of the role played by rumour - that unofficial, unverified, quite often factual and sometimes invented piece of news or information; exploring its ... See full document

... instructional design in closed systems. Paper presented at the Association for Educational Communications and Technologies, Anaheim, CA.Dondlinger, M. J. (2006). Getting our game on: Using Age of Empires III in a ... See full document

... Hopefully this brief discussion of communitarianism highlights the origins of the movement and the relevance of Etzioni’s (1995; 1997) vision to the earlier debate regarding the ideology of New Labour. This is ... See full document

... voting power to the EPP-­‐ED and ALDE, and less voting power to the extreme ...voting power scores for the anti-­‐European INDDEM, and much higher results for the smaller left wing party groups, ... See full document

... other educational tools and facilities, such as the yard, garden, school garden, the road to school, but if used directly for the teaching and learning process, such as a school garden for biology education, the ... See full document

... wavelength of 904 nm was applied for the active laser group for a period of 12 sessions and it was reported that low-power laser along with exercise can be followed by better pain reduction results [13]. In the ... See full document

... The ecocritical import of Rotwang’s house, especially its necessity to Joh Frederson, resides in its relationship to modernization and machines. Just as the Gardens might have presented an ecological alternative to the ... See full document

... The change in the constitution eventually leads to a change in the position and role of the Emperor in the state administration. The Emperor who was previously regarded as a god by the people turned out to be a symbol of ... See full document

... What makes direct selling so appealing is the fact that you can run your own business using the power of an established brand name and without the costs of manufacturing or providing the product or service. More ... See full document

... Thus far this article has focussed on state security which tends centralise the importance of border management and effec- tive political systems, however the 2009 UN General Assembly’s Resolution 64 explained that ... See full document

... practical educational issue: How do adults come to know? Very soon a change in the focus of the question itself would ...psychological epistemology I 'knew', were at odds with one ... See full document

... Cleveland, with a population of around 15,600, has much to offer. This fact was recognized by Norman Crampton in both issues of his book, The 100 Best Small Towns in America-a nationwide guide to the best in small-town ... See full document

... American economist and sociologist Torstein Veblen was one of the main people whose ideas were about technocracy and he was the first scientist who disseminated those ideas around the world. He believed that any social ... See full document

... ‘America is neither a dream nor a reality. It is a hyperreality. It is a hyperreality because it is a utopia which has behaved from the very beginning as though it were already achieved’ (Baudrillard 1986: 32). Like ... See full document