epistemological model
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This handout explains the multiple levels of Baxter Magolda's Epistemology Reflection theory.TRANSCRIPT
Magoldas Epistemological Reflection Model
Magoldas Epistemological Reflection Model
Domains
Role of Learner
Role of Peers
Role of Instructor
Evaluation
Nature of Knowledge
Absolute Knowing
Obtains knowledge from the instructor
Share materials
Explain what they have learned to each other
Communicates knowledge appropriately
Ensures that students understand knowledge
Provides vehicle to show instructor what was learned
Is certain or absolute
Transitional Knowing Understands knowledge Provide active exchanges Share views
Serve as a source of knowledge
Uses methods aimed at understanding
Employs methods that help apply knowledge
Measures students understanding of the material
Is partially certain and partially uncertain
Independent Knowing Thinks for self Shares views
Creates own perspective
Enhance learning via quality contributions
Promotes independent thinking
Promotes exchange of opinions
Rewards independent thinking
Is uncertain-everyone has own beliefs
Contextual Knowing Exchanges and compares perspectives Thinks through problem
Integrates and applies knowledge
Promotes application of knowledge in context Promotes evaluative discussion of perspectives Student and teacher critique each other Accurately measures competence Student and teacher work toward goal and measure progress Is contextual; judge on basis of evidence in context