Critical theory

Learning theories every teacher should know. Definition and characteristics of learning theories to use in the classroom. In this infographic we present 7 of 9 learning theories. If you want to learn more about all of them click on the pin! #infographic #meaningfullearning #learningtheories #cognitivetheories #learning #behaviorism #constructivism #sociallearning #learningbydiscovery #multipleintelligences #learningcharacteristics #educationalpsychology #socioconstructivism

I though this might be informative for visually oriented people. Plus, I just like flow-charts.

by Chris Cutrone Why read Georg Lukács today?[1] Especially when his most famous work, History and Class Consciousness, is so clearly an expression of its specific historical moment, the aborted world revolution of 1917–19 in which he participated, attempting to follow Vladimir Lenin and Rosa Luxemburg. Are there “philosophical” lessons to be learned or principles to be…

Critical theory is a broad area of knowledge that originated with the Frankfurt School in the 1930s and has expanded and evolved dramatically since then. It has spawned entire disciplines such as C…

scientific knowledge about the making of science. It comprises the philosophical assumptions (Collingwood): - the nature of being, existing and becoming and their interrelations (ontology) - knowledge, justified belief (epistemology) Meta-theory: - critical analysis and taxonomic categorisation of theories and conceptual frameworks Methodology: - system of principles underlying the conduct of scientific enquiry

04/12/15 Here I am going to be going into detail in the final understanding of my research into semiotics, I learnt about three parts of semiotics that are just as important as the other parts. These 3 parts are Icons, Symbols and Index’. These link to what type of sign something is is giving to people.…

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