Research Paper On Bridgepoint Education
VP of Learning Resources: Beth Aguiar
Managing Editor: Steve Wainwright
Assistant Editor: Nick Devine
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ISBN 10: 978-0-9841823-2-9
ISBN 13: 0-9841823-2-2
Published by Bridgepoint Education, Inc., 13500 Evening Creek Drive North, Suite 600,
San Diego, CA 92128.
Copyright © 2010
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No part of this publication may be reproduced, translated, or distributed without the written consent of Bridgepoint Education, Inc., including but not limited to electronic reproduction or transmission, for broadcast or for distance learning, or in any network. www.bridgepointeducation.com Bridgepoint Education Inc.
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It’s time to turn away from winter and look toward summer! Quotations
“The people who get on in this world are the people who get up and look for the circumstances they want, and, if they can’t find them, make them.”—George Bernard Shaw Narratives
“I learned a lot of things in high school, community college, and at work, but I never thought much about being ready to learn—until I got my first computer. It’s hard to explain . . . but from the moment I first pressed the start button, I felt ready (had endless energy) to confront new things; I was ready to absorb them, master them, use them. It was exhilarating!”—Arden, former student “You’d think almost anyone would be ready to learn from a ski instructor. Well, I wasn’t. All I was ready to do was head down the side of the mountain. On my first run from the top, I remembered that I was to face forward and go fast—but I paid no attention to anything else I’d been instructed to do. It wasn’t until I had wiped out four times in trying to negotiate turns (and breaking a ski on the fourth …show more content…
We have discussed this important insight and asked you to think of knowledge as a stage on which you stand to act and pointed out that the firmer the stage, the more confident and complete (better) your performance will be! So, if solid knowledge is important in making you a person who acts confidently and initiates change, how can you know when the knowledge you have is solid enough to begin? That’s what we will explore next. For example, ask yourself,
Managing Editor: Steve Wainwright
Assistant Editor: Nick Devine
Printing Services: University Readers
ISBN 10: 978-0-9841823-2-9
ISBN 13: 0-9841823-2-2
Published by Bridgepoint Education, Inc., 13500 Evening Creek Drive North, Suite 600,
San Diego, CA 92128.
Copyright © 2010
All rights reserved.
No part of this publication may be reproduced, translated, or distributed without the written consent of Bridgepoint Education, Inc., including but not limited to electronic reproduction or transmission, for broadcast or for distance learning, or in any network. www.bridgepointeducation.com Bridgepoint Education Inc.
13500 Evening Creek Drive North Suite 600
San Diego CA, 92128 Grant of Permission to Print …show more content…
It’s time to turn away from winter and look toward summer! Quotations
“The people who get on in this world are the people who get up and look for the circumstances they want, and, if they can’t find them, make them.”—George Bernard Shaw Narratives
“I learned a lot of things in high school, community college, and at work, but I never thought much about being ready to learn—until I got my first computer. It’s hard to explain . . . but from the moment I first pressed the start button, I felt ready (had endless energy) to confront new things; I was ready to absorb them, master them, use them. It was exhilarating!”—Arden, former student “You’d think almost anyone would be ready to learn from a ski instructor. Well, I wasn’t. All I was ready to do was head down the side of the mountain. On my first run from the top, I remembered that I was to face forward and go fast—but I paid no attention to anything else I’d been instructed to do. It wasn’t until I had wiped out four times in trying to negotiate turns (and breaking a ski on the fourth …show more content…
We have discussed this important insight and asked you to think of knowledge as a stage on which you stand to act and pointed out that the firmer the stage, the more confident and complete (better) your performance will be! So, if solid knowledge is important in making you a person who acts confidently and initiates change, how can you know when the knowledge you have is solid enough to begin? That’s what we will explore next. For example, ask yourself,