Titlebook: Logical Structures for Representation of Knowledge and Uncertainty; Ellen Hisdal Book 1998 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 1998 Unsicher

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Logical Structures for Representation of Knowledge and Uncertainty

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mportant contributor to democratic politics. Scientific ways of thinking were the intellectual means to reject the tyranny of traditional culture and ascribed status for an identity that recognises the individual as the bearer of human rights in a new relationship to society. These new ways of think

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Ellen Hisdal née Gruenwaldl — in the presence of ‘old timers’ — planning, teaching, and revising one’s lessons, by iteratively being involved in aspects of practice — that student teachers acquire practical knowledge or the know-how of professional knowledge and that this is key for learning professional expertise. In other

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Ellen Hisdal née Gruenwaldmportant contributor to democratic politics. Scientific ways of thinking were the intellectual means to reject the tyranny of traditional culture and ascribed status for an identity that recognises the individual as the bearer of human rights in a new relationship to society. These new ways of think

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Ellen Hisdal née Gruenwaldl — in the presence of ‘old timers’ — planning, teaching, and revising one’s lessons, by iteratively being involved in aspects of practice — that student teachers acquire practical knowledge or the know-how of professional knowledge and that this is key for learning professional expertise. In other

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Ellen Hisdal née Gruenwaldtion of a ‘ludic-rous’ curriculum, where knowledge is seen as playful and where the suggestion that there exists (or should exist) a common curriculum is, quite literally, viewed as ludicrous. The challenge that social realism poses for educators is to take knowledge seriously and to assert that kno