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ENGL322B Final - Section 2 - Language, Thought...
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Part 2 of 5 for the ENGL322B Final, spring 2015
ENGL322B Final - Section 1 - What is Language?
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Part 1 of 5 for the ENGL322B Final, spring 2015
ENGL322B Final - Section 3 - Language+Conversation
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Part 3 of 5 for the ENGL322B final, spring 2015
ENGL322B Final - Section 5 - Language and Gender
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Part 5 of 5 for the ENGL322B final, spring 2015
Teaching Innovation Example - Brave New Wizards
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Teaching Innovation Example - Brave New Wizards
Screencast Draft Broadband
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Screencast Draft Broadband
The Power of Feedback
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Instructional video that explains the concepts outlined in "The Power of Feedback" by John Hattie and Helen Timperley Created using PowToon Free sign up at www.powtoon.com/join Create animated videos and animated presentations for free. PowToon is a free tool that allows you to develop cool animated clips and animated presentations for your website, office meeting, sales pitch, nonprofit fundra...
Ethnocentrism
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Wiki #4 Post, ETHN330 What is Ethnocentrism? Created using PowToon Free sign up at www.powtoon.com/join Create animated videos and animated presentations for free. PowToon is a free tool that allows you to develop cool animated clips and animated presentations for your website, office meeting, sales pitch, nonprofit fundraiser, product launch, video resume, or anything else you could use an ani...
Paragraph 2, PowerPoint Revision
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SE Pod Created using PowToon Free sign up at www.powtoon.com/join Create animated videos and animated presentations for free. PowToon is a free tool that allows you to develop cool animated clips and animated presentations for your website, office meeting, sales pitch, nonprofit fundraiser, product launch, video resume, or anything else you could use an animated explainer video. PowToon's anima...
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КОМЕНТАРІ

  • @user-ng3mc7fz1f
    @user-ng3mc7fz1f Рік тому

    a great video but wow, you speak waaaayyy too fast!! this is the first time i've ever commented on a youtube video, but this was so bad with the fast delivery i felt I had to!

  • @fernandocuautlevargas3220
    @fernandocuautlevargas3220 2 роки тому

    A really wish to know why in the article I see the term "effective" but you use the term "constructive"??? Please THANKS A MILLION. It's a great video.

  • @sfuhs
    @sfuhs 3 роки тому

    Agree with other comments, spoken WAY too fast. This is only comprehendible if you set it to play at 0.75X speed, but it drives me crazy and sounds unnatural

  • @shahjahansahi1122
    @shahjahansahi1122 3 роки тому

    St Mary Student Here Lol 😆

  • @quinquiln14
    @quinquiln14 3 роки тому

    🤬

  • @soretafelise1581
    @soretafelise1581 3 роки тому

    thank you for sharing your knowledge and expertise great reminder for teachers and the need to give constructive feedback in order for our learners to succeed

  • @marcellovacca3155
    @marcellovacca3155 4 роки тому

    Hi, is it possible to make it again a bit faster? Thanks so much.

    • @lillyolivia9253
      @lillyolivia9253 Рік тому

      You can actually make the video faster if you hit the settings button and change the playback speed! :)

  • @rahulkr1515
    @rahulkr1515 4 роки тому

    Coursera GANG!!!

  • @hur2buzy
    @hur2buzy 4 роки тому

    The Power of Feedback John Hattie, Helen Timperley doi.org/10.3102/003465430298487

  • @divine94
    @divine94 4 роки тому

    Kitna fast speak kar rhi ho aap thoda to slow bola hota...😒😞

  • @DeeGardner
    @DeeGardner 5 років тому

    This is a great video that captures the points in the article very well - Thank you for creating this video. The pace of the video is great as a reminder.

  • @elizabethbatchelor1584
    @elizabethbatchelor1584 5 років тому

    Feedback: GREAT info and engaging graphics. WAY too fast, gives no time to read or process info and is spoken too quickly.

    • @thedigitalrepository9121
      @thedigitalrepository9121 4 роки тому

      Agreed. I was trying to absorb and I just kept thinking, Whoah, slow down. Great information but I kept having to pause it.

    • @DrBouwman
      @DrBouwman 4 роки тому

      Thanks, I was just going to say the same.

  • @kendraatkinson4935
    @kendraatkinson4935 5 років тому

    Useful information, but disagree that the types of feedback are 'levels' in a progressive ladder. Would like examples of types of each feedback type. It was very fast.

  • @hasretgobekoglu8303
    @hasretgobekoglu8303 6 років тому

    too fast

  • @parnpichate
    @parnpichate 6 років тому

    There are two sides to every debate and this no different. While the negative impact of ethnocentrism can be a contributing factor in conflict between nations, I would argue that the positive impacts are very important and especially relevant in 2017. While ethnocentrism can cause strife between nations, it is a strong unifying force within the inhabitants of a nation. America, for example, is the bastion of Western culture and often looked at as the greatest nation in existence today. This is due to our values and culture which have created a template for success like no other; values such as freedom, and capitalism to name just two. People all over the world want to come here because they believe they will lead a better life. They believe that their nation and culture are oppressive or restrictive. The Left would have you believe that all cultures are equal but this is just not the case. If the proverbial grass was not greener in America, then nobody would want to come here. In any competition, there is a first, second, third place and so on. This metaphor applies to ways of life (culture). Some are more efficient, more compassionate, more accommodating, and ultimately lead to a more inclusive and fulfilling life for a greater percentage of people. This is the reason people fight and die for their country. They believe that their way of life is worth preserving and so do I. The main thing to remember is that we must treat others with decency and be open to new ideas. It is perfectly acceptable to believe one's culture is better, but we must respect other peoples' rights and cultures so long as they do not infringe upon us. Show less REPLY

    • @jonahropes9836
      @jonahropes9836 6 років тому

      The problem when a group believes that they are better they often believe that they need to show others the 'correct' way of life.. President Truman's speech... colonialism... Spanish conquest just to name a few. We should respect other people's cultures and see it from an emic point of view. We are familiar with the way of life we are born into however it does not mean our way of life is better... simply different. People flee countries for a better life due to what they are taught.. "the US" etc can offer that... but 'third world' countries are in economic turmoil etc due to exploitation of the core countries... People's cultural differences should not be a competition. Ethnocentrism to me is superiority/inferiority as oppose to general acceptance. It is one thing to express that you can't imagine living like that due to the fact that its something different to what you have grown accustomed to as oppose to saying these people so barbaric how can they live like that??

    • @parnpichate
      @parnpichate 6 років тому

      Jonah, the competition analogy was just conveying my point that all cultures are not equal. I agree that there have been some injustices that have occurred in the name of showing others the 'correct' way of life. However, there is a healthy level of ethnocentrism that a people can and should maintain. It ensures the security and future existence of the culture. It ensures that people value the sovereignty of their nation / land. It recognizes that there is such a thing as an enemy. Look at what is happening right now in France, Sweden, and Germany. The current mass immigration policies are an illustration of what happens when a nation does not recognize the value of its own culture and the importance of its preservation. As a result of letting people in that have no love of western culture and no desire to assimilate, crime rates have risen and the indigenous people are finding themselves more and more displaced and disconnected. By accepting the leftist ideology of cultural / ethnorelativism (all cultures are equal), we are denying the concept that civilization has progressed. We are shunning the advancements, achievements and general improvement in the quality of life for the people of western civilization. Finally, we are accepting that these 'barbaric' cultures that allow the stoning of women for infidelity, and the killing of homosexuals, for example, are on par with western culture. If you believe that these cultures deserve equal respect and should be welcomed in to our nations with open arms in the sake of forced diversity, then I disagree wholeheartedly.

  • @ScottLordnovelist
    @ScottLordnovelist 7 років тому

    Coursera Beta Tester. Thank you for your direction.

  • @snjsng
    @snjsng 7 років тому

    Too fast

  • @REDISCUTE
    @REDISCUTE 7 років тому

    It's not fucking retarded it's a real problem thank you for this very informative video!

  • @elinguiuriel
    @elinguiuriel 7 років тому

    Coursera beta Tester course brought me here !

    • @jayid01
      @jayid01 7 років тому

      You're not the only one.