Assignment 3
Posted: 20 Nov 2019, 15:46
Original Sentence
Knowledge as objective or literal truth places too much emphasis on the object of knowledge and not enough on paradigms, perspectives, assumptions, language games, and frames of reference of the observer.
Redefining:
- Knowledge: facts, information, and skills acquired by a person through experience or education
- Emphasis:Importance
- Object: something
- Paradigms:pattern
- Perspectives: View
- Assumptions: basis
- Language games: manipulating
- Frames of reference:observation
- Observer: watches
New Sentence: As an Observer you can see different patterns and paradigms in people. You learn this through what knowledge people emphasise and can help you to learn their perspective. These observations become a frame of reference for us, rather than making assumptions. The object of observes is to get past language games and understand people and their perspective.
New Words: The importance of observation is to watch and view people and how they break down information. If there are patterns of something specific it helps us to understand and manipulate our perspective to understand others. The basis of observation is to understand.
Felt Experience:
Christine: As I grow older I learned the IMPORTANCE of acquiring INFORMATION through experience and education. This was SOMETHING that took me a while to learn and I had to change my VIEW. My first year of college I was very overwhelmed with new knowledge and soon realized the importance of it all that was being thrown at me. I quickly changed my perspective and started absorbing the knowledge in my classes rather than letting it overwhelm me. Because of this I started doing better in school and setting goals for myself. I got into a PATTERN of studying and taking notes and that became the BASIS OF absorbing a lot of knowledge. I MANIPULATED my thinking into a more positive perspective and WATCHED my grades improved.
Daniel: When I played football in high school the coach emphasized the IMPORTANCE of teamwork. He said by OBSERVING and paying attention to how others act as a team shows a lot about how well there going to play. He made us do a lot of team bonding because that's what he thought was most important to the game. I learned from this that in any group setting you will succeed by working with your group, and having a positive relationship. I WATCHED by team get better the more we bonded with each other. We got into a PATTERN of practice, team, bonding, games. This has now become the BASIS of how I view working in groups. This is SOMETHING I will always take with me wherever I go. This was some of the most important INFORMATION I have ever been taught and no one can MANIPULATE that into something else.
Joe: I took a class last year and it was one of my favorite class and favorite professors. I don't like public speaking but the professor had made me like it more. She taught me tips and INFORMATION on how to get past my fear. She also taught me the IMPORTANCE of public speaking. I would OBSERVE her techniques and learn from them and use them as my BASIS. She would MANIPULATE her words to make the class understand. I WATCHED her do this mny times it became a pattern. This year when deciding classes I saw the same professor. I chose this class assuming I would like it and learn more about public speaking because I liked the class I took with the professor the year before. I ended up loving the class again and it changed my VIEW of speaking.
Dichotomy
Christine → Joe: Acquiring
Joe→ Christine: Favorite
Joe → Daniel: Deciding
Christine → Christine: Overwhelmed
Joe→ Joe: Favorite
Daniel → Christine: Bonding
Daniel → Joe: Attention
Joe→ Danial: Dont
Daniel → Danial: Teamwork
Dichotomies:
Deciding → Favorite
Acquiring → Don't
Attention → Teamwork
Christine thought about her work: Insightful
Christine thought about Joes work: Brave
Christine thought about Daniels work: Important
Joe thought about his work: proud
Joe thought about Joes Christines: successful
Joe thought about Daniels work: Interesting
Daniel thought about his work: Influential
Daniel thought about Joes work: Smart
Daniel thought about Christine's work: driven
Important/Interesting
Important: of great significance or value;
Interesting: arousing curiosity or interest; holding or catching the attention.
Christine: There are many important things in life you need to know. For example how to do your taxes, how to write thank yous, and how to pay bills. However, these important things in life are not always interesting to do and achieve, therefore people do not focus on the importance of them. Some of the most important things are not always interesting. Though, I do think you can find interns in almost anything if you focus on the little details and think of the bigger picture.
Daniel As I mentioned earlier my highschool football coach always mentioned the importance of team bonding. I never thought about why he was setting up so many team dinners and team outings. I later on realized he never had close ties with his family so they would fight a lot. His story intrigued me and made his idea behind team bond so interesting to me.
Joe: I realized the importance of a good professor once I found a teacher that helped me get over my fear of public speaking. He taught me that once you face your fears you can actually learn to love and find enjoyment in something you were once scared of.
Christine thought about her work: valuable
Christine thought about Joes work: inspirational
Christine thought about Daniels work: deep
Joe thought about his work: hopeful
Joe thought about Joes Christines: informative
Joe thought about Daniels work: eye-opening
Daniel thought about his work: meaningful
Daniel thought about Joes work: happy
Daniel thought about Christine's work: confusing
Christine: Vocabulary really is important and gives a deeper meaning to writing. You put together words that you would not normally do, and you think deeply about their meaning. I learned that vocabulary is knowledge, and vocabulary can help you to convey your feelings.
Daniel: Seeing everyones different perspectives and personal stories gave me a new perspective and more insight into my two partners. I learned about their lives and how they viewed certain things and got an insight into their knowledge.
Joe: I learned how important it is to share knowledge and perspective with other people, especially strangers. After this process, I feel like I know my group members more and they gave me new perspectives as well.
Knowledge as objective or literal truth places too much emphasis on the object of knowledge and not enough on paradigms, perspectives, assumptions, language games, and frames of reference of the observer.
Redefining:
- Knowledge: facts, information, and skills acquired by a person through experience or education
- Emphasis:Importance
- Object: something
- Paradigms:pattern
- Perspectives: View
- Assumptions: basis
- Language games: manipulating
- Frames of reference:observation
- Observer: watches
New Sentence: As an Observer you can see different patterns and paradigms in people. You learn this through what knowledge people emphasise and can help you to learn their perspective. These observations become a frame of reference for us, rather than making assumptions. The object of observes is to get past language games and understand people and their perspective.
New Words: The importance of observation is to watch and view people and how they break down information. If there are patterns of something specific it helps us to understand and manipulate our perspective to understand others. The basis of observation is to understand.
Felt Experience:
Christine: As I grow older I learned the IMPORTANCE of acquiring INFORMATION through experience and education. This was SOMETHING that took me a while to learn and I had to change my VIEW. My first year of college I was very overwhelmed with new knowledge and soon realized the importance of it all that was being thrown at me. I quickly changed my perspective and started absorbing the knowledge in my classes rather than letting it overwhelm me. Because of this I started doing better in school and setting goals for myself. I got into a PATTERN of studying and taking notes and that became the BASIS OF absorbing a lot of knowledge. I MANIPULATED my thinking into a more positive perspective and WATCHED my grades improved.
Daniel: When I played football in high school the coach emphasized the IMPORTANCE of teamwork. He said by OBSERVING and paying attention to how others act as a team shows a lot about how well there going to play. He made us do a lot of team bonding because that's what he thought was most important to the game. I learned from this that in any group setting you will succeed by working with your group, and having a positive relationship. I WATCHED by team get better the more we bonded with each other. We got into a PATTERN of practice, team, bonding, games. This has now become the BASIS of how I view working in groups. This is SOMETHING I will always take with me wherever I go. This was some of the most important INFORMATION I have ever been taught and no one can MANIPULATE that into something else.
Joe: I took a class last year and it was one of my favorite class and favorite professors. I don't like public speaking but the professor had made me like it more. She taught me tips and INFORMATION on how to get past my fear. She also taught me the IMPORTANCE of public speaking. I would OBSERVE her techniques and learn from them and use them as my BASIS. She would MANIPULATE her words to make the class understand. I WATCHED her do this mny times it became a pattern. This year when deciding classes I saw the same professor. I chose this class assuming I would like it and learn more about public speaking because I liked the class I took with the professor the year before. I ended up loving the class again and it changed my VIEW of speaking.
Dichotomy
Christine → Joe: Acquiring
Joe→ Christine: Favorite
Joe → Daniel: Deciding
Christine → Christine: Overwhelmed
Joe→ Joe: Favorite
Daniel → Christine: Bonding
Daniel → Joe: Attention
Joe→ Danial: Dont
Daniel → Danial: Teamwork
Dichotomies:
Deciding → Favorite
Acquiring → Don't
Attention → Teamwork
Christine thought about her work: Insightful
Christine thought about Joes work: Brave
Christine thought about Daniels work: Important
Joe thought about his work: proud
Joe thought about Joes Christines: successful
Joe thought about Daniels work: Interesting
Daniel thought about his work: Influential
Daniel thought about Joes work: Smart
Daniel thought about Christine's work: driven
Important/Interesting
Important: of great significance or value;
Interesting: arousing curiosity or interest; holding or catching the attention.
Christine: There are many important things in life you need to know. For example how to do your taxes, how to write thank yous, and how to pay bills. However, these important things in life are not always interesting to do and achieve, therefore people do not focus on the importance of them. Some of the most important things are not always interesting. Though, I do think you can find interns in almost anything if you focus on the little details and think of the bigger picture.
Daniel As I mentioned earlier my highschool football coach always mentioned the importance of team bonding. I never thought about why he was setting up so many team dinners and team outings. I later on realized he never had close ties with his family so they would fight a lot. His story intrigued me and made his idea behind team bond so interesting to me.
Joe: I realized the importance of a good professor once I found a teacher that helped me get over my fear of public speaking. He taught me that once you face your fears you can actually learn to love and find enjoyment in something you were once scared of.
Christine thought about her work: valuable
Christine thought about Joes work: inspirational
Christine thought about Daniels work: deep
Joe thought about his work: hopeful
Joe thought about Joes Christines: informative
Joe thought about Daniels work: eye-opening
Daniel thought about his work: meaningful
Daniel thought about Joes work: happy
Daniel thought about Christine's work: confusing
Christine: Vocabulary really is important and gives a deeper meaning to writing. You put together words that you would not normally do, and you think deeply about their meaning. I learned that vocabulary is knowledge, and vocabulary can help you to convey your feelings.
Daniel: Seeing everyones different perspectives and personal stories gave me a new perspective and more insight into my two partners. I learned about their lives and how they viewed certain things and got an insight into their knowledge.
Joe: I learned how important it is to share knowledge and perspective with other people, especially strangers. After this process, I feel like I know my group members more and they gave me new perspectives as well.