PPT-Unit I- Controversy in a Democracy

Chapter 1 Democracy in Perspective Chapter 2 Facing Controversial Issues Chapter 3 How We See Things Chapter 1 Democracy in Perspective The Meaning of Democracy demos the people kratia. The controversy centres around the compatibility of the insulation with the hot bitumen that bonds the r oof membrane to it Other problems include dimensional instability cupping warping shrinking etc rigidity problems and off gassing Prior to the l Karl A. Smith. Engineering Education – Purdue University. STEM Education Center/Civil Eng – University of Minnesota. ksmith@umn.edu - http://www.ce.umn.edu/~smith/. Constructive Controversy for Innovation (CCI). J. Faith Peppers. University of Georgia. . What is controversy?. Strongly polarized opinions.. High emotions.. Opposing sides may use loaded rhetoric to persuade.. What are your issues?. What makes them controversial?. FIE 2009: Special Session. Holly Matusovich, Virginia Tech. Karl Smith, Purdue University/U of MN. Introduce Constructive Academic Controversy (CAC) ~ 15 min. Actively Participate in CAC ~60 min. Topic: . Focus on Arab Spring Revolutions of 2011. Overview. In 2011, 5 nations in the Arab world erupted in to massive political and social revolutions like never before seen- each country removing the leaders in government. kiran . garimella. Gianmarco. De . Francisci. . Morales. Aristides . Gionis. Michael . Mathioudakis. 1. Controversies are everywhere!. Twitter. 3. Garimella et al. WSDM 2016. Blogs. 4. Instagram. 5. Theories of democracy. Government vs. Politics. Government . consists of those institutions . that make authoritative public policies for society as a . whole. Politics. . determines whom we select as our leaders and what policies they pursue. It’s the “Who gets what, when and how.” . Plato v. Pericles. Explain the arguments behind Plato’s and Pericles’ opinion regarding Athenian democracy, along with the context in which they were developed. Identify which of the two Aristotle’s political thoughts would align with more closely? Explain. . Ch. 1: pp. . 1. -24. How should . w. e . g. overn?. What should government do?. 15-25 Radical. 26-38 Liberal. 39-51 Moderate. 52-64 Conservative. 65-75 Reactionary. Political Philosophy Index. Highlight key points. The Art of Arguing to Enhance Learning. Lilly Teaching Seminar. Michigan State University. April 11, . 2013. Karl A. Smith. STEM Education Center / . Technological Leadership Institute. /. . Civil . Wednesday 9/14. Objective:. . Identify the ways geography shaped Greek life.. Identify the different political systems that developed in the Greek city-states. .. Warm-Up Question. :. How well do you feel you did on the first test?. Focus on Arab Spring Revolutions of 2011. Where We are in Semester-Rationale. Never understood the sharp turn from Government into Economics from one semester to next-Don’t Like it. So we ease into Econ in two steps:. Why did democracy give way to militarism in Japan? L/O – To identify and examine how Japanese democracy was undermined and why it collapsed in 1932 Japan between the Wars Between 1918 and 1932, Japanese politics went through a period known as ‘ Exam1Historical and philosophical underpinnings of the Constitution2Aspects/principles of the Constitutionandamendmentssuch aspowers granted to each branchoperation of checks and balanceslimitations o