Session 1 Flashcards
(6 cards)
1
Q
The following are the five principles of which which type of engagement?:
- You don’t know what you don’t know. Strive for intillectual humility.
- Everyone has an opinion. Opinions are not the same as informed knowledge
- Let go of personal anecdotal evidence and look at hte broader societal patterns.
- Notice your own defensive reactions, and attempt to use these reactions as entry points for gaining deeper self-knowledge
- Recognize how your social positionality (such as race, class, etc.) informs your reactions to your instructor and those whose work you study in the course.
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Constructive Engagement
2
Q
What are the five principles of Constructive Engagement?
A
- You don’t know what you don’t know. Strive fo intillectual humility.
- Everyone has an opinion. Opinions are not the same as informed knowledge
- Let go of personal anecdotal evidence and look at hte broader societal patterns.
- Notice your own defensive reactions, and attempt to use these reactions as entry points for gaining deeper self-knowledge
- Recognize how your social positionality (such as race, class, etc.) informs your reactions to your instructor and those whose work you study in the course.
3
Q
The process in which one’s arguements stand up to scrutiny by peers who are specialists in the field….
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Peer Review
4
Q
to recieve, reflect upon, practice articulating and seek deeper understanding….
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grappling
5
Q
evidence drawn from hearsay or limited personal experience….
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anecdotal evidence
6
Q
the position of an individual in a given society and culture.
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Social Position