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Showing posts with label Toulmin. Show all posts
14 Dec 2011

The Kitchen Stories project - Interdisciplinary network of culinary claims

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The text below is an attempt at drawing up a new programme/collaboration/network for exploring claims about food and cooking. Hereby, we mak...
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11 Nov 2011

Enlightening video lecture on argumentation at Penn State University

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Twice a semester Pennsylvania State University holds its Ed Waterbury Lecture on science, technology, mathematics, engineering and mathemati...
23 Jun 2010

"Culinary precisions" and/or "Kitchen stories" at science education conference

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Last week, I attended the IOSTE XIV symposium . The topic of my presentation was a follow-up of three previous blogposts on culinary preci...
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26 Jun 2009

Culinary precisions, part 3:3. Students as "culinary mythbusters"

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Among the challenges in science education are creating quality inquiry-based teaching methods as well as promoting students' argumentat...
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25 Jun 2009

Culinary precisions, part 2:3. Analysing statements about food and cooking

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Statements on what to do, how to do it, and occasionally why to do so, are abundant in the world of food and cooking. This is the second po...
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Science/chemistry and home economics lecturer at Volda University College with special interest in food science (molecular gastronomy). Amateur musician/percussionist in the jazz quartet Quest playing improvised electro-acoustic music.
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