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authorJonas Smedegaard <dr@jones.dk>2024-06-03 07:10:46 +0200
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+## definition
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+### GTIONB8mEe-iHBsuDRVE8A
+Group: __world__ (Public)
+Created: Fri May 31 08:16:36 2024
+Tags: definition, learn10tac:ContentDimension, ontology, opinion
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+> (1) the whatof the learning action, that is, the learning content and what thelearner would like to learn; (2) the why of the learning action,that is, the learner’s reasons for wanting to learn something. Thesemore content-related dimensions of learning give direction andthey determin
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+Schraube defines two (plural!) learning dimensions: content and reason.
+Perhaps there it is only one dimension *containing* those two aspects.
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+### -2sHnh_2Ee-ySkcv6l8_dQ
+Group: __world__ (Public)
+Created: Sat Jun 1 09:11:51 2024
+Tags: definition, ontology, learn10tac:BisectedLearning
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+> address the learning content as a fact to be determined bythe teacher
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+looks close to a definition
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+### oE03ChuIEe-qjatIvbdzDw
+Group: __world__ (Public)
+Created: Sun May 26 17:51:49 2024
+Tags: learn10tac:ContentDimension, definition, ontology
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+> This process is the content dimension of thelearning action
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+Ah, the very definition of "the content-related".
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+### 9cCdJvNWEe6Roucn4F2V8g
+Group: __world__ (Public)
+Created: Fri Apr 5 14:15:31 2024
+Tags: reflection, definition
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+> To give this process a name, I build onthe multiple world-exploring movements of the octopus with itstentacles, as well as on Donna Haraway’s concept of tentacularthinking (2016, pp. 30–57) and call it the tentacular learningmovement of learners
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+Ok, so this theory explicitly, as here baptized, belongs to Ernst Schraube.
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