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FAMST 101D Study Guide - Midterm Guide: Superiority Complex, American Exceptionalism, Arbitrage

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21 Mar 2020
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UCSB
Department
Film and Media Studies
Course
FAMST 101D
Professor
curtin

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This study guide is designed to help organize your thinking about major points raised in lecture, readings, screenings, and class discussion. Instead this guide encourages you to use the terms and questions in relation to each other, so that you can develop a comprehensive understanding of core materials. The exam will be comprised of formatted questions (t/f, multiple choice, matching, etc. ) and an essay question. The questions under key issues and concepts will serve as the foundation for essay questions on the exam. Ongoing process consisting of two parts: investigation + representation. Deciding what time frame to reference in historiography. Egyptian writing paper that revolutionized "messaging" - allowed for writing to be portable because it was so light and thin. Arbitrage buying something at one price in hopes of moving it to another place to sell it for another price. Have to relate to the elimination of space and immediacy of information by the telegraph.

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A key aspect of this study is reflection about your understandings and positionings as a pre-service teacher in relation to Indigenous Australian education.
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Please help me to write this essay, many thanks!

A key aspect of this study is reflection about your understandings and positionings as a pre-service teacher in relation to Indigenous Australian education.
This essay is a reflective and analytical piece that engages with course content and the theories and ideas presented to respond to the following guiding question:
Reflecting on the issues covered in the study, who are you personally, politically and pedagogically in relation to the Indigenous Australian education landscape?
Your essay will:
1. Focus on one important understanding you have gained about who you are as a teacher in relation to the Indigenous Australian education landscape
2. Make reference to lecture material, workshop activities and content, key theoretical concepts and critical literature covered in this course to explore your understanding
3. Demonstrate critical depth and engagement in terms of your learning across the semester through reflection and questions you have as a pre-service teacher in the context of Indigenous education.