in Switzerland, where the distant Alps fostered a sense of wonder and a desire to travel, Wenger began hi... hip describes how each participant's identity and sense of belonging shape their investment and involveme... irections.
**7. Orienting value:** the clarified sense of direction and purpose participants derive from
nitive structures** (what the child knows, in the sense of the logical competences she possesses) toward ... ild actually goes about solving a problem, in the sense of the sequential strategies and heuristics she d
tive structure through which the individual makes sense of experience. **Assimilation** is the process by... librium — the failure of existing schemas to make sense of new experience — followed by the construction
accounts of human action unfolding in time, makes sense of intentions and consequences, and produces unde... stories through which children and cultures make sense of experience — was not a soft addendum to the se
nd Antonio Gramsci's theory of hegemony and "good sense," Lipman demonstrates that the marketisation of s... g to some aspects of oppressed communities' "good sense," offering individual mobility through school cho
formations, consciousness, name-and-form, the six sense bases, contact, feeling, craving, clinging, becom... t wisely and compassionately from a less defended sense of self.
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