Tag: learning

• An Autoethnography of Collegium – Applications for Higher Education

  

  As reported by The Atlantic, secular beliefs are on the rise among young people, and conservative Christians are withdrawing from secular society whilst demanding their religious beliefs be tolerated, even if it means discrimination and intolerance.  And this week’s Supreme Court ruling in favor of Hobby Lobby and other similar businesses that are owned by […]

  CarrieLynn D. Reinhard

  July 7, 2014

  Communication Studies

  atheists, awe, beholding, Catholic, Catholic ethos, Catholic higher education, Catholic social teaching, Catholicism, Collegium, common good, Community, criticism, curiosity, dialogue, e-portfolios, failure, hermeneutics, human dignity, justice, learning, lifelong learner, reflection, relationship, repetition, Respect, secularists, sharing, silence, social justice, solidarity, students, Supreme Court, The Other, university, wonder

• Playing Digital Games as Scaffolding

  [This is a research proposal from 2005 on how a child’s cognitive developmental level could interact with digital games’ formal features.  The entire proposal, with references, can be found here.] Introduction The history of the mass media has born witness to a chief concern: how will interacting with this or that medium and/or its content […]

  CarrieLynn D. Reinhard

  March 18, 2012

  Audience/Reception Studies, Digital Games

  attention, Children, cognitive skills, computer games, digital games, learning, scaffolding, social learning theory, Video games