Simulating a society
The fishbowl seems like a great way to learn about both ourselves as an individual and about others in our society. Overall, it gives us the opportunity to observe each others thoughts and why they think what they think.
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Oliviasalvucci
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Reassembling the social Response
The fishbowl allows us to reveal our true selves and express ourselves in words.As a result, we will visual pictures. In addition, the poem expresses how our mind is a safe place where knowledge is free and words come from the depth of truth.
The fishbowl allows us to reveal our true selves and express ourselves in words.As a result, we will visual pictures. In addition, the poem expresses how our mind is a safe place where knowledge is free and words come from the depth of truth.
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Oliviasalvucci
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Learning is an act of courage response
We create structures in a digital environment and in this case, in the fishbowl. We are able to gain perspective from the different views of our group members and use our differences to construct meaning.
We create structures in a digital environment and in this case, in the fishbowl. We are able to gain perspective from the different views of our group members and use our differences to construct meaning.
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Oliviasalvucci
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Idealizations response
“Life is a constant adjustment between the models we make and realities we encounter.” This statement stood out in this letter and made me really think. In the idealizations we are creating, we move along knowing our representations are not ideal, but proceeding as if they are. By opening our minds, we are able to see the meaning of both the world and ourselves.
“Life is a constant adjustment between the models we make and realities we encounter.” This statement stood out in this letter and made me really think. In the idealizations we are creating, we move along knowing our representations are not ideal, but proceeding as if they are. By opening our minds, we are able to see the meaning of both the world and ourselves.