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1. The Nature of Knowledge and the Implications of Teaching
2. Scenario: A Pre - Dinner Party Discussion
3. Art, Theory, Research, and Best Practices in Teaching
4. Epistemology and Theories of Learning
5. What is Epistemology?
6. Epistemology and Theories of Learning
7. Objectivism and Behaviourism
8. . The Objectivist Epistemology
9. Objectivist Approaches to Teaching
10. Behaviourism
11. Cognitivism
12. What is Cognitivism?
13. Cognitivist Learning Theory
14. Applications of Cognitivist Learning Theory
15. Constructivism
16. . What is Constructivism?
17. Constructivist Approaches to Teaching
18. Connectivism
19. What is Connectivism?
20. Connectivism and Learning
21. Applications of Connectivism to Teaching and Learning
22. Is the Nature of Knowledge Changing?
23. Knowledge and Technology
24. Knowledge as a Commodity
25. The Nature of Academic Knowledge
26. Academic Versus Applied Knowledge
27. The Relevance of Academic knowledge in the Knowledge Society
28. Academic Knowledge and Other Forms of Knowledge
29. Summary

Teaching in a Digital Age
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