Monday 10 August 2015

FRAME " SCHOLARSHIP AS A CONVERSATION"

Framework for information literacy for high learning " scholarship as a conversation" from a draft

Scholarship is a conversation refers to the idea of sustained discourse within a community of scholars or thinkers, with new insights and discoveries occurring over time as a result of competing perspectives and interpretations.



ARCL is a guideline in teaching and research are social process involving dialogue through discussion, , thinking reading and writing. They are also situated in a specific cultural practices, which tend to be negotiated in disciplinary communities. scholarly entails  contesting and reframing perspectives within a field.


 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LT86Np7NW1Q https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LT86Np7NW1Q

The student will be reading articles on "Genetically modified food" focusing on health issues, especially on young and elderly people.

 

 LEARNING OUTCOMES
  • students will be able to critically evaluate scholars
  • student must engage in scholarly conversation with conflicting ideas
  • student can develop ideas , debate , weigh against one another , use social media as platform, like Blog,
ACTIVITIES


  • The students must read two journal articles on Genetically Modified Food and two articles in magazine from 2010 - 2015
  • read different scholars that are peer reviewed by other scholars on the same discipline.
  • Critically evaluate and analyse the information on Blog , motivate your comments

ACTIVITY relates to KNOWLEDGE PRACTISE OR DISPOSITIONING

  •  By reading these two articles identify the contribution that a particular articles, books and other scholars make to disciplinary knowledge.
  • By reading articles that are peer reviewed by other scholars, their knowledge practise is they recognised, they enter into an ongoing scholarly conversation.
  •   The value use-generated continue and critically evaluate contribution made by others
Edward, C.2010.Gene Genies, Engineering & Technology 24-25 2p.
 Koberstein, Paul. 2015. The GMO Industry;s War on Science 48-51 4p.

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