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Step one would be to identify the issues. Be certain of what the problem is exactly. Other people might have differing opinions on how to solve that problem. Identifying the issue allows you to know just what would be suitable to solve the problem. As...
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As Einstein once said himself, “We can’t solve problems by using the same kind of thinking we used when creating them”. Not only is this one of my favourite quotes, it’s a quote I try to remember and stick by when I address a problem....
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It should be to no one’s surprise that humans are of the most intelligent creatures alive. But what warrants this “intelligence”? Arguably humans are the best problem solvers, and this is accredited to our large and extremely developed prefrontal cortex. Figure 1, shows the prefrontal...
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Academic Help Seeking: A Framework for Conceptualizing Facebook Use for Higher Education Support Research Article Assignment The name of the article I read is Academic Help Seeking: a Framework for Conceptualizing Facebook Use for Higher Education Support. The article was posted in TechTrends for the...
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In the following situation of one of the most successful airline companies a certain turn of events resulted in a loss of £15 million in sales, delays and re-bookings, rescheduling and compensation payments. Due to a busy summer, check in staff at the airline was...
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Problem-solving As years pass by, my problem-solving skills are becoming more prevalent. Although this may be surprising to many people, I obtain my problem-solving skills through mathematics. Note that it does not come from repeated drills in computations, but from more complex math problems that...
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It’s a Saturday afternoon, when a drunk man tries to destroy a Lamborghini’s windows with an axe. It’s a Monday night, and your TV suddenly stopped working and Monday Night Football is on. Both of these examples are times of conflict. When in times of...
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In Democratic Discipline in Your Classroom, Rightmyer explains to us through a personal example of her own how children can be led to play and learn together in peace in a classroom. In her example, the classroom becomes a democracy, and children take an active...
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Epistemology involves the study of the criteria by which individuals knows or does not know what constitutes or warrants scientific knowledge. Epistemology is the basis on what scholars imagine could be the contents of knowledge and its shape in the real world. Additionally, epistemology can...
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In this paper I will explain the concept of Ockham’s Razor, followed by an example. Then I will go through the three theistic arguments of Anslem and Aquinas, and explain two of the arguments; to see if it works with Razor’s argument or not. And...