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19 hours ago · Attention to the relationship between learning environments and the “real” world has generated pervasive commitments to authentic learning, authentic pedagogies, authentic curriculum, and authentic assessment practices. Here, “authenticity” is used to track the verisimilitude of an educational practice with respect to some external reality.
19 hours ago · Andre Bazin was born in France in 1918-1958. He is known for writing about cinema and created this idea about the two types of cinema. In 1940 this idea had grown and been formed, the two types were Realist and Expressionism. By the 1940s, with a lot of effort, it was possible to watch every single film ever made and after this task these two types are what were formed. He could see how it had ...
1 day ago · i wrote about a recent experience in my last “lovers” post which was a homage to the inevitably of adieu when a certain era of relationship is over. historically, i’ve been prone to entering romances like a storm, diving headlong into that moment’s intensity. i became skilled in neatly compartmentalizing minor relationships so that they never had too much time in the light. it was in ...
19 hours ago · I googled that question, and returned with the assurance that it sure is, if you’re living in England in, say, the 1890s. My character is a 19-year-old living in contemporary Israel-Palestine, circa 2006. What, then, is a scribbler yid to do? If my aspiration is verisimilitude or “realism,” the word has to revert to mirror.
4 days ago · Examples from books and articles. loading examples... Word Family. visual aspect visual aspects. the "visual aspect" family. outward or visible aspect of a person or thing.
4 days ago · The Zinoviev Letter was a hoax, and that so many people believed and continued to believe its authenticity says more about popular paranoia and credulity than about the letter’s verisimilitude.
3 days ago · Neoclassicism is a revival of the many styles and spirit of classic antiquity inspired directly from the classical period, [7] which coincided and reflected the developments in philosophy and other areas of the Age of Enlightenment, and was initially a reaction against the excesses of the preceding Rococo style. [8]
