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...wise, the importance of cultivating a strong sense of place among students and their families is emphasized within Ike Aina, a curriculum grounded in experiential learning and indigenous literacy. This year is a mixture of joy and nostalgia personally, because it is my last year as editor as I turn the reins over to Brandon Ledward, who has been a diligent team member wor...

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...projecting that information. What you call something is determined by the learning you have about it, and whatever knowledge you have about it is ex... ... you want to call it then the whole of life is a great big dream from the experiential point of view; not from this point of view here but from your... ...rience of an objective thing. There is nothing there, only your relative, experiential data, your truth. There is no such thing as objective truth a...

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...city, day after day, to reach the goal of art. Do art courses exist for learning to become artists of your own life? They do exist and they are ... ...fy all one’s various parts and synthesize all the opposites in life, while learning how to respect the rhythm of the dialectical process inherent in... ...city, day after day, to reach the goal of art. Do art courses exist for learning to become artists of your own life? They do exist and they are ... ...d others we end up spinning around like a top. Thus we have to undertake a learning process, if it has not been taught to us already, so we can unde... ... hatred we have made in the past or that we are making in the present, and learning how to reason wisely with ourselves and say: “Do I really need t... ...ersons and as artists of their own lives; 4) to create specific places and experiential methods where it is possible to experiment with and verify t...

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...exception of a few instincts and reflexes, everything about us comes from learning. can we learn the upper system in the same way if we do not feel ... ... in the wisdom of Kabbalah. Although they do not understand what they are learning, through the yearning and the great desire to understand what the... ...ng, through the yearning and the great desire to understand what they are learning, they awaken upon themselves the Lights that surround their souls... ...ill discover in the future, in our corrected states. For now, we are only learning that another reality exists in which everything is happening with... ...ng 20 The Ari said that at that time the hidden will become revealed, and learning the secrets of the Torah and revealing the secrets to everyone fr... ... The writings in this book aren’t just for reading. They are more like an experiential user’s guide. It is very important to work with them in order...

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...Teaching and learning can—and does—go on in strange places. For so long, parents and teachers delegated learning to a formal setting with four walls, books, and a teacher teaching. Yet, those same parents and teachers taught children ma...

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...nn Fall 1994. 7 -- A Hitchhiker's Guide To Technology-Ian Jamieson Summer 1995. 19 -- Home Schooling: A Way Of Life L.-Sierra Knight Fall 1994. 31 -- Learning And Teaching The Hula-Mele Ah Ho Fall 1994. 41 -- Information Literacy: A Challenge For Critical Thinking-Elaine Blitman Summer 1995. 49 -- An ?ohana Of Writing Teachers-Joy Marsella Fall 1993. 55 -- Eric Chock: Poet...

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... for, how we create, and how we evolve. It is not a simple matter, that... Note on Learning There are two types of learning: natural and sapient (o... ...ng There are two types of learning: natural and sapient (or intelligent). Natural learning is based on feedback. When water waves hit rocks and re... ...rm and angle of attack (among other physical properties) of future waves. Natural learning is limited in its repertory. For all practical purposes... ...e, and the outcomes predictable (though this may not hold true over eons). Natural learning is also limited in time and place (local and temporal a... ...ime and place (local and temporal and weakly communicable). Sapient or Intelligent Learning is similarly based on feedback, but it involves other m... ...res which are, as we said, hologramic and of fractal nature). There are also inter- experiential knots: emotions, meanings and / or memories which i... ... or art - are based on personal experiences (faith, inspiration, paranoia, etc.). Experiential narratives can and do interact with evidential narr... ...ny causes or many causes can lead to the same effect. Analytic tools - rather than experiential ones - are called for to expose the "true" causal r...

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...n in Sophia-Art and now in Cosmo-Art. Anyone who is interested in having an experiential knowledge of these ideas, as well as an intellectual one, ca... ...m, it means that it is endowed with intelligence and thus it is capable of learning, with freedom that allows it to choose which defensive mechanism...

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...er. It is a state of mind that is in a constant, continual unending state of Learning. Experience Comparison + A Sense of Pure Wonde... ...e Wonder = Expanded Awareness Evaluation Perspective Expanded Awareness+ Learning = Better Understanding ... ... pressure Chapter Three A: Summary of Hominid-Human development Pg 188 Learning and Instinct Pg 189 The Splitting of Life Energy Pg 192 Th... ...creation of the 2-dimensional Universe and the 1-dimensional Universe. The experiential memory of the Expansion and Contraction of the two 2-dime... ...rganic structures of the Universe have not only been changing; they have been learning and evolving. The point is… even though our Universe was not... ...dynamically efficient use of the medium of water. Instead of raising the Experiential Dynamic Balance of other Energies by dissolving them sligh... ...dynamically efficient use of the medium of water. Instead of raising the Experiential Dynamic Balance of other Energies by dissolving them sligh... ... new way of living-surviving. Not by instinct or animal cunning: but through experiential learning. Needing to accumulate process and digest more ... ... of biofeedback than all others, it allows humans to learn and adapt faster. Experiential adaptation outstripped and replaced genetic adaptation as ...

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... the eyes of the receiver. In general those new ideas requiring little additional learning investment on the part of the receiver will be adopted mo... ...d deductive methods. Medical practitioners use diagnosis and attorneys rely on an experiential approach or what is called "case law." Economists l... ...hen too the program met with a great deal of reluctance to risk the possibility of learning the grim truth of affliction. These two psychic factors... ...he process by which concepts are absorbed has remained largely within the aegis of learning theory, where it enjoys an abundant literature. However,... ...components as perception, cultural values, attitudes, group influence, personality, learning, cognition; decision making, social class and informatio... ... of organizing a picture in one's mind about some situation and at the same time a learning process that depends upon the experience and cognitive s...

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...he dreams of Artificial Intelligence are likely come true. 6. The brain must be a learning, self organizing, entity. The brain's very hardware mus... ...rowth through price competition. Secure a big enough market share to "corner" the "learning curve," thus denying rivals an opportunity to become e... ...s are suicidal – and then for very brief periods of time. To forgo the benefits of learning from the experience of normal cultures how to survive w... ... Still, the computer analogy seems to indicate that our identity resides not in our learning, knowledge, or memories. It is an epiphenomenon. It eme... ...n so, things are not that simple. If we were to eliminate someone's entire store of learning and memories (without affecting his physical brain) - w... ... in any known sense of the word. Empathy is a unique agreement on the emotional and experiential content of two or more introspective processes in t... ...res which are, as we said, hologramic and of fractal nature). There are also inter- experiential knots: emotions, meanings and / or memories which i... ... or art - are based on personal experiences (faith, inspiration, paranoia, etc.). Experiential narratives can and do interact with evidential narr... ...ny causes or many causes can lead to the same effect. Analytic tools - rather than experiential ones - are called for to expose the "true" causal r...

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...he dreams of Artificial Intelligence are likely come true. 6. The brain must be a learning, self organizing, entity. The brain's very hardware mus... ...rowth through price competition. Secure a big enough market share to "corner" the "learning curve," thus denying rivals an opportunity to become e... ...s are suicidal – and then for very brief periods of time. To forgo the benefits of learning from the experience of normal cultures how to survive w... ... Still, the computer analogy seems to indicate that our identity resides not in our learning, knowledge, or memories. It is an epiphenomenon. It eme... ...n so, things are not that simple. If we were to eliminate someone's entire store of learning and memories (without affecting his physical brain) - w... ... in any known sense of the word. Empathy is a unique agreement on the emotional and experiential content of two or more introspective processes in t... ...res which are, as we said, hologramic and of fractal nature). There are also inter- experiential knots: emotions, meanings and / or memories which i... ... or art - are based on personal experiences (faith, inspiration, paranoia, etc.). Experiential narratives can and do interact with evidential narr... ...ny causes or many causes can lead to the same effect. Analytic tools - rather than experiential ones - are called for to expose the "true" causal r...

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... is why each of us must strive to the utmost, even at the expense of other learning, to learn this—to spend our lives as disciples of a person, if onl... ...main, the Iroquois myth stays close to our mixed emotional experience. Our experiential ambivalence, our love and our hate toward nature as it shows u... ... the ideal wholeness of the growing personality would consist in a gradual learning to, as it were, pick up and put down any orientation or function a... ... down any orientation or function at will as appropriate to the situation, learning in time not to identify solely with any one of them, as one lives ... ...theory we wish to adopt as to how that delicate balance came to be, we are learning to our dismay that even “minor” changes can have far- reaching and...

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...tory of religions, nor an anthropologist. Psychology is the only branch of learning in which I am particularly versed. To the psychologist the religio... ...ate feeling primarily; and second- arily on what we can ascertain of their experiential relations to our moral needs and to the rest of what we hold a... ...ay by contrast ascertain the more precisely in what its merits consist, by learning at the same time to what particular dangers of corruption it may a... ... with, the best Christian appeal and response. We must therefore, from the experiential point of view, call these godless or quasi-godless creeds “rel... ...l life as it exists, on the life of men that lies in them apart from their learning and science, and that they in- 77 William James wardly and privat... ... possession of me. “I think that the one thing which impressed me most was learning the fact that we must be in absolutely constant relation or mental... ...be corroborated. The world is so made that all your ex- pectations will be experientially verified so long, and only so long, as you keep the terms fr... ...eads as it does, not by proclamation and assertion simply, but by palpable experiential results. Here, in the very heyday of science’s author- ity, it... ...nt of those disbeliefs which, it was charged, were inconsis- tent with the experiential method. The inconsistency, you see, is immaterial, and the cha...