Allegory of the Cave
So, here is the written and narrated version of Plato's Allegory of the Cave. Since you are all young, energetic, intelligent and future college grads, how does this theory apply to you? Figure out what it means and apply it to yourself as a future leader of society.
(Under the title on the link you can click on the blue subtitle and watch a version while you read along.)
Friday, January 24, 2014
Friday, January 17, 2014
Using Logic in Writing
Craft a logical sequence into a written argument. Begin with a logical syllogism. Expand the argument with concrete evidence and then draw a conclusion. This does not need to be research based. It can be a topic about which you are well versed. It should not be long and involved. See examples of this exercise on the Purdue OWL under Logic in Writing. You can access the document through the link I provided in the email sent Friday.
When you are viewing the arguments of your classmates, be sure to be on the lookout for any logical fallacies. If you see one, call them out on it by naming the logical fallacy you found in the comments under his or her post. If there are no logical fallacies in his or her argument, comment on what you consider the strongest piece of evidence in his or her argument. Good Luck!
When you are viewing the arguments of your classmates, be sure to be on the lookout for any logical fallacies. If you see one, call them out on it by naming the logical fallacy you found in the comments under his or her post. If there are no logical fallacies in his or her argument, comment on what you consider the strongest piece of evidence in his or her argument. Good Luck!
Friday, January 3, 2014
The Great Equalizer
http://www.nationalreview.com/article/367460/great-equalizers-rich-lowry
Read this article and give me, and your classmates, your reaction. How does this article apply to you, your family and your generation?
Read this article and give me, and your classmates, your reaction. How does this article apply to you, your family and your generation?
Saturday, December 28, 2013
Education
Education Quotes
Choose one of the many quotes contained through this link. Start your blog with the quotation of your choice and discuss how it speaks to you in regards to your education. Comment also on how the quote relates to Dr. Ben Carson.
Choose one of the many quotes contained through this link. Start your blog with the quotation of your choice and discuss how it speaks to you in regards to your education. Comment also on how the quote relates to Dr. Ben Carson.
Saturday, December 21, 2013
Friday, December 13, 2013
The True Meaning of Christmas
A Doubtful Christmas is a story about the value of hard work. Read this enjoyable, true story and answer the following question: Have we lost the true meaning of Christmas? Choose a side and argue it.
Friday, December 6, 2013
Rogerian Argument
Carl Rogers
Read the article about Carl Rogers and reflect on what about the theory resonates with you? With what part of his theory do you disagree?
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