THIS, according to Latta & Buck (2007, p. 316) is a different way to rethink how children learn, teachers teach, and schools are organized.
What is embodiment?
100
On a clear day, the sky looks THIS.
What is Blue?
100
The newborn version of this animal is called a "Joey"
What is a kangaroo?
100
Yamada-Rice's noticed that this was the third largest image type in London in 2011.
What are "logos"?
200
THIS gives rise to disembodied curricula and impoverished learners.
What is disconnect?
200
Contestant, please tell us about a time you experienced learning in an embodied way. You have two minutes.
What is participation? Yay!
200
This includes the idea that learning is social and that children's play has rules.
What is the sociocultural theory of learning?
200
A baby deer is called this name.
What is a fawn?
200
These researchers literally wrote the chapter on embodied "Cognition, Metaphors, and Democracy".
Who are Fischman & Haas?
300
DAILY DOUBLE MINUTE DISCUSSION!
When was a time your learning was embodied?
Pair with someone (30 seconds each).
Share with the class (30 seconds each).
Great job!
300
According to Yamada-Rice (2011), Scollon and Scollon (2003) use THIS to describe the placement of language in the environment.
What is Geosemiotics?
Bonus: Give an example found in this room?
300
These two colors (in alphabetical order) do not have rhymes in the English dictionary.
What are orange and purple?
300
An KID is to GOAT
as a FLEDGLING is to ______.
What is an "OWL"?
300
This researcher noted that some countries tend "to use the visual mode to convey meaning when none could be made with words..."
Who is Yamada-Rice?
400
THIS enables us to understand and reason about the world.
What is metaphorical thinking?
400
Yamada-Rice repurposed THESE to present visual data.
What are montages?
400
THIS was used in 18th century chemistry to mean residue, remainder, or residuum and also sometimes used to mean brownish-red metallic compound.
What is Caput Mortuum?
400
A baby butterfly goes through these four stages of being.
What is a caterpillar, larva, pupa, chrysalis?
400
'We do not "have" a body; rather we "are" bodily'.
Who is Heidegger (1997) [as cited by Latt & Buck, 2008)?
500
Latta & Buck are haunted by this.
HINT: p. 319
What is Dewey's (1904) warning that "theory does not necessarily follow into practice."
500
Contestant: How have you used embodiment today?
What is participation? Yay!
500
This Jeopardy game exemplifies it, sort of.
What is embodiment?
500
A "puggle" is a name for this animal's baby.
What is a platypus?
500
"We can no more keep ourselves from thinking with metaphors and prototypes than we can keep ourselves from reading words once literate in our native language."