“The possession of knowledge carries an ethical responsibility.” The human sciences. As the name suggests, human sciences study humans. In the field scientists hope to discover more about society, psychology, culture, and other aspects of human life and the human experience. This contrasts to natural sciences in which scientists put a higher emphasis on theContinue reading “Ethical Responsibility in the Human Sciences”
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McComas’ Myths of Science
This blog responds to and make comments about William McComas’ article titled, “Ten Myths of Science: Reexamining What We Think We Know…” In case you weren’t aware, that was a nod to the original article (which is linked here). McComas briefly examines the mainstream role of myths, where they can be entertaining and humorous, andContinue reading “McComas’ Myths of Science”
Maths and Solving Problems
The main reason knowledge is produced is to solve problems. Before truly unpacking the significance and truth of such a statement I believe it is necessary to unpack the statement. One of the first things that sticks out to me is the mention of knowledge being produced. I already have a post about my learningContinue reading “Maths and Solving Problems”
Music: Our Love Language (This I Believe)
Ever since I was little music has been a big part of my life. My mom commonly recalls times from my infancy where music, more specifically The Wiggles, seemed to be the only thing that would calm me. As I got a little older my taste fell into the hands of my parents. I haveContinue reading “Music: Our Love Language (This I Believe)”
Learning What It Means to Be a Learner
Every morning, for around 180 days a year, I wake up to the sound of my alarm set for 5:30 A.M. I get dressed, maybe drink a cup of coffee, and mentally prepare myself to go to school. Some days I end up a bit moodier than others. I ask myself, “Why do I evenContinue reading “Learning What It Means to Be a Learner”
The Cons of Writing 