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Using transition words in your essay makes your argument to be more convincing because it allows the reader to clearly understand the flow between paragraphs. Transition words are words or phrases that create connections between clauses and ideas to enable…
SOLO taxonomy was proposed by Australian educational psychologist John B. Biggs, and Kevin Collis in their 1982 book, Evaluating the Quality of Learning: The SOLO Taxonomy. The model incorporates five levels of understanding and we will be discussing each level…
What is elaborative rehearsal, what are the examples of elaborative rehearsal, and what is the difference between elaborative and maintenance rehearsal? Elaborative rehearsal is a learning technique that makes memorizing information meaningful, as it involves thinking about the meaning of…
Affirmative action refers to policies and practices within a government or organization with the aim to uplift marginalized communities and in this article, we will be discussing the examples. Affirmative action is for what is right and to correct past…
What is extrinsic motivation and what are extrinsic motivation examples? We are usually motivated to complete a task because of the reward involved. For example, people who are extrinsically motivated will complete a task to earn a wage even if…
What is a functional region and what are the examples of a functional region? If you never missed a geography class while in high school, I believe you may have heard about functional regions. According to the functional region definition,…
What is patriarchy, what are patriarchy examples, and the four characteristics of a patriarchal system? There are different definitions of patriarchy as there are examples. The word “patriarchy” simply means the “rule of the fathers”, a social system where the…
What is communism, what is Karl Marx’s theory of communism, and what is a communist state like looking at some examples? According to Investopedia.com, “Communism is a political ideology that positions itself in opposition to liberal democracy and capitalism, advocating…
What is the halo effect and what are the examples of the halo effect? The halo effect is a form of intellectual bias in performance appraisals. It occurs when our overall impression of a person, brand or product is based…
What is hindsight bias and what are the common examples generally? Hindsight bias is a type of cognitive bias where people perceive past events as inevitable or predictable. It causes people to convince themselves that they know all along how…
