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Introduction: The Question of Knowledge in Education<\/strong><\/p>\n Guiding Questions:<\/p>\n Note- Please write a short paragraph as a response to some of the above questions. You don’t need to mention facts, or expert authorities while responding to these questions. You are asked just to reflect on the questions, preferably with a person sitting next to you.<\/p>\n The below quote might help to remind us about the form of opinion writing.<\/p>\n “Opinion writing is not about communicating a series of pros and cons or discussing at length the various related advantages and disadvantages. The opinion piece should open with a bold statement of opinion that is clearly expressed, and that opinion should be held unwaveringly and reinforced constantly throughout the text. … it should reveal the writer\u2019s take on things too. To summarize, whatever the topic and however the student opens their opinion piece, they should ensure they express their opinion immediately and coherently. There should be no doubt in the reader\u2019s mind as to where the student-writer stands on the issue”.~Literacy ideas<\/em><\/p>\n <\/p>\n <\/p>\n <\/p>\n <\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Introduction: The Question of Knowledge in Education Guiding Questions: In your opinion, what is knowledge? And, what is teachers\u2019 relation to knowledge? What kind of knowledge do you need to teach in a class? Note- Please write a short … Continue reading \n