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]1Some nice videos on the Network of
Programs in the Learning Sciences (NAPLES) website: 1. [Bill Sandoval
giving a great account of situated epistemic cognition,]2 and why
epistemic cognition is such an important area of research for the
learning sciences 2. Then Bill again giving an [interview also around
epistemic cognition]3 what marks it out as a distinctive area, and
some suggestions for early career researchers 3. Then Clark Chinn giving
another excellent account of [epistemic cognition and especially its
relationship to epistemology]4 4. And Clark giving an [interview
also around epistemic cognition]5 its relationship to other areas
and suggestions for early career researchers 5. You can also hear
Helenrose Fives talking about teacher epistemic cognition and assessment
on soundcloud These are brilliant summaries and introductions into why
I’m interested in the area! 🙂
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http://isls-naples.psy.lmu.de/video-resources/guided-tour/15-minutes-sandoval/index.html ↩
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http://isls-naples.psy.lmu.de/video-resources/interviews-ls/sandoval/index.html ↩
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http://isls-naples.psy.lmu.de/video-resources/guided-tour/15-minutes-chinn/index.html ↩
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http://isls-naples.psy.lmu.de/video-resources/interviews-ls/chinn/index.html ↩