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Tag Archives: epistemological beliefs

Jan 23

Schraw, G., Bendixen, L. D., & Dunkle, M. E.

Posted on January 23, 2008 by Rui

At the end of the chapter, they wrote, “Three salient cognitive outcome measures see especially important to us, including moral reasoning, cirtical thinking and argumentation, and identity formation”. How do epistemological beliefs influence or predict faculty members’ identify formation in … Continue reading →

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Jan 21

Barnard, 2007: The Expert Ceiling in Epistemological Beliefs

Posted on January 21, 2008 by Rui

Paulsen and Wells (1998) stated that, “it seems unlikely that substantial differences in epistemological beliefs across domains would persist in studies of faculty or other more advanced experts,” (p. 380). According to Schommer’s work, epistemological beliefs as a whole appear … Continue reading →

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Jan 21

Barnard, et. al 2007

Posted on January 21, 2008 by Rui

When they analyzed the data from the survey of the facutly members, they categorized a descipline as: hard or soft refers to the degree of paradigmatic development of a field.”Disciplines such as chemistry, biology, and mathematics, for example, were categorized … Continue reading →

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Jan 15

Schraw , 2001

Posted on January 15, 2008 by Rui

Epistemological theoretical framework used in my dissertation kinda evaluates or even judge faculty members. I feel it will be difficult to investigate on this aspect, and it will be embarrassing to ask faculty members questions like that. Anyhow, it is … Continue reading →

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