- What is an academic discipline?
- A course that is deemed to be of value in the humanities
- An identifiable but evolving domain of knowledge that its members study using certain tools that serve as a way of knowing that is powerful but constraining
- A course that is offered at a university that focuses on the natural world.
- What is the purpose of a discipline?
- To interpret reality according to certain prescribed guidelines and provide its members with organizational support
- To provide sufficient information so that courses may be aligned with a particular department
- To support promotion and tenure for faculty
- The “social content of disciplines” refers to？
- The academic content of the discipline
- The community of scholars who engage in the work of the discipline
- Disciplines share beliefs about how and how much we can understand about the nature of the world we live in. This is their
- Branches of specialties within disciplines are called subdisciplines
- Disciplines in the category of natural sciences include
- Math, Physics, Biology, and Chemistry
- Sociology, Psychology, Anthropology
- Music, Art, Pottery, Ceramics
- Disciplines in the category of social sciences include
- Music, Art, Pottery, Ceramics
- Math, Physics, Biology, Chemistry
- Psychology, Sociolog, Anthropology
- Disciplinary perspectives are
- essential to interdisciplinary studies and integrated in interdisciplinary research
- irrelevant to interdisciplinary studies and interdisciplinary research
- Disciplinary thinking is the cognitive process that occurs when a person considers a concept, idea, or problem from the perspective of her or his disciplinary training.
- Most universities are organized into ____________ where the same disciplinary experts are housed.
Last Updated on September 20, 2019