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This site contains information to help you understand the marking process in humanities, creative arts and science essays.

Please read the Table of Contents (Welcome!) . To earn A, (in an assignment, to have a healthy baby or use 50 As to earn a job) please visit the Anarchy Quiz.

Sunday, January 6, 2013

Synthesis and Breasdostonings



The synthesis of your own area of study needed for 90% and above in Honours and above needs:

Glossary:
Breasdonings - examples of an idea.
Breasdostonings - general groups of actions with 3 breasonings or actions (from money – why it is useful, body – how to manipulate the object using the body and computers, and computers - how the object works, represented by stones) proving that the group is a good argument by exploring all the important parts.
Breasoning - a sentence describing an action in which the object’s part’s X, Y and Z dimensions have been thought of, to differentiate that object from other objects.

Paragraph part structure
Quote 1 – in essay
Breasdostoning 1 – connecting Quote 1 and Quote 2, not in essay
Quote 2 as comment 1– in essay
Simple connection between comment 1 and comment 2 (in the next part of the paragraph).

The paragraph parts, connected by connections should be in a hierarchy to earn the marks for paragraph structure.
Main arguments for paragraphs should connect to the top comment in the hierarchy, and be from departments directly thought of from the comment.

Optionally, include only the breasdoning (instead of the quote) and breasdostoning when writing an original argument.  To do this, increase each breasdostoning with 2 uses, future and 2 types. link

For an example of this:

RESULT: H2A

136-103 The Good Life and Science

Week 3
           
A scientist’s cognitive and moral responsibilities are shown by the history of the space industry, which aims to test life in microgravity and prepare for colonies and space-tourism.
The space industry required a number of technologies, problems with which could cause a nightmare in space, so should be prevented in the following ways.
In order to develop rocketry to leave the atmosphere slaves died during production of the rockets, and there were deaths from rockets coming down in populated areas.  Paid labour could have been used, and launches could have been made well out of populated zones.
Because the lack of fresh food and physiological effects someone should not volunteer for extended space flight given.  To prevent this, astronauts should take counter-measures, e.g. take supplements in case food supplies lost their nutritional value.
Space toilets may cause problems if managed badly.  There may be problem with disposal of space sewage, and deadly hygiene problems if one ran out of plastic bags for urine.  To prevent this, emergency bags for urine should be taken on missions.
There may be problems with landing if tiles came off from badly planned launches (foam hitting the spacecraft) causing burn-up during re-entry to the atmosphere.  To prevent this, the tiles should be fixed on well, and the foam should be prevented from touching the craft during launch by stacking it in an orderly way.
Because of limited oxygen due to an emergency someone should sacrifice himself or herself, however enough air should be provided for mission and emergency time.

Word count: 256

Wednesday, January 2, 2013

To earn 90% and 100%


90%: You should write a synthesis (essay) on your own area of study.

100%: You should breason out (think of the X, Y and Z dimensions of objects in sentences in) this essay.

Sunday, December 30, 2012

Configure a developed subject

To have a subject's secondary texts completed, and 70% instead of 50% achievable, say "I love the critical thinking lecturer, I love breasoning it out and I love you" on the first day of the subject, pretending to be the subject lecturer.  Also, relate your essay to the space industry for this mark increase.

Study tricks summary


Repeat Upasana x 800 if not done in a chain of meditation days linked to today (and green, Purusha, Use, Teacher, Maharishi, Doctor each x 800 before Upasana if they are not done in a chain of meditation days linked to today).
Breason out this whole document and the following 8 breasonings details each semester as an exercise. Pretend to breason out the breasonings details to God.
1. Details - As an exercise, think of two uses, a future use and two types for each object.
2. Breasoning - Think of the x, y, z dimensions and colour of each object.
3. Rebreasoning - Think of the fact that the person and the object in a sentence are connected by a verb (an action) that means they touch.
4. Breathsoning - Think of a reason that the object is good.
5. Rebreathsoning - Think of a reason that the verb (action) is done well.
6. Space - Think of spatial characteristics of the person in relation to the object.
7. Time - Think of temporal characteristics of the person in relation to the object.
8. Professor Algorithm - Use your ability to hone breasonings for H1s.
- white lifting off blue square highest-achieving lecturer gives me.
- blue not orange
- square not circle
The Anarchy Quiz (http://lucianspedagogy.blogspot.com.au/p/anarchy-quiz.html) should be breasoned out with a button representing that it is “on” to be used in meditation training.
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First, complete a single
.
This is followed by dotting on an H1 as follows:
Dotting on process
- The first step in “dotting” anything on requires thinking of a professor thinking of a pathway for a breasoning (an action on an object) in relation to that object, where a certain number of breasonings form part of an A-grade argument, by moving a cotton swab along a pathway from inside a clean, dry test tube.
- Pretend the cotton part of the test tube system is the counter.
- Breason out the counter (visualise it as being measured by the dimensions 0.01 m, 0.01 m, 0.005 m).
- As part of visualising the breasoning, pretend to remove the blue dots from the ground below the counter to make sure the counter is “pure” by “asking” that the dots should to be removed, then checking that this is done.
- This removal of impurities can also be done while pretending to untouch a foam blue strip from another strip, meaning the dots are “lifted” away.
- Take the counter “off” it’s “on” status by repeating the untouching step, this time to “unmagnetise” the counter and remove it from view.
“Play” a set of Anarchy Quiz answers (A) by “dotting a set on” (as above).
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Emergency retraining in meditation after a break (NB can be omitted, because is indirectly active since initial training) (http://lucianicmeditation.blogspot.com.au/2012/11/lucianic-meditation-sutra-free-online.html). Do the 50 breasonings per second training as part of meditation training.
Dot on 10 high quality breasonings during and from the first lecture to have As done for you by the lecturer. Also, breason out your best attempt at an A also with e.g. breathsonings.
Breason out (think of the X, Y and Z dimensions) of 5 As (instances of the Anarchy Quiz, or a specific A if you have time to write one) for each philosophy chapter, song, a scene in a production (in a main role) for famousness with students (by doing this the rest of the famous students will have As breasoned out for them). Dot on the As to dot on the students, ideally dotting on each breasoning, and in As on different topics.
Choose developed subjects (ones you have “found out” the secondary texts are done for you in) taught by friendly lecturers the current academic head of the family recommends.
Produce a pop song on philosophy each semester
Keep a meditation and medication diary
Timetable tasks (talk to lecturer about prelabs) for week
Apply for special consideration
See Learning Skills Unit person for each assignment
(See http://luciansphilosophy.blogspot.com.au for examples of Nietzschean-style texts – from Breathsoning onwards).
100%
For normal students:
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Own primary text
Assessable assignment (requires 6 secondary texts directly relating to the assignment’s primary text)
Brainstorm
X
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Essay
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X
If you “find out” secondary texts don’t relate directly to the main text, you will need to do the following instead (if you don’t have a working primary text-secondary text link, you could earn 50% instead of 70+%).
For student philosophers who would like to write essays ready for publication:
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Own primary text
Own secondary text (relating directly to own primary text)
Assessable assignment (requires 6 secondary texts directly relating to the assignment’s primary text)
Brainstorm
X
X
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Essay
-
X
X
Do Nietzschean brainstorm (do A to broach brainstorms like this) with 220 breasonings each week, with 100 for the student and 100 for the lecturer, and 20 extra. The student brainstorm acts as the primary text the lecturer brainstorm acts as the secondary text.
Do an essay (a synthesis connecting all the points from the brainstorm together) on the brainstorm when the assignment doesn’t require one, with a hierarchical structure of reasons from the largest object to the smallest object.
In the essay, the quote and comment should be related mentally to the essay topic and each other.
The brainstorm and essay should be done weekly, not bi-semesterly, and mean all assignments that week should be in the running to earn H1.
Repeat the brainstorm and essay stages for a secondary text related to the primary text.
The secondary text brainstorms should be real areas of study (at the minimum, a pentagonal clique of uses that can be restructured, like Nietzsche’s - one with five connected reasons for each primary text paragraph, where each reason is one of the colours ROYGB - red, orange, yellow, green or blue).
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Write five arbitrary connected reasons about the primary text.
It is important to write secondary texts in undeveloped subjects, where they are not written (refer directly to the primary text).
Breason out (think of the x, y and z dimensions of objects in sentences in) brainstorm, essay and assignment.
- Paraphrase quotes and comments and find out quotes, comments, connections and arguments.
- Don’t write unnecessary “algorithms” in connections or arguments.
- Include a small original part as a comment.
- Agree, don’t disagree for 80% and above, and in addition read 90 texts for 90% and above.
After lecturer dies: find out object for argument to be thought into, and colour of each reason from the king or queen.
Help my students with applying for jobs by indicating (appearance of) 15 billion As (in multiples of 10) using He Man (http://lucianspedagogy.blogspot.com.au/2012/11/the-lecturer-must-give-you-h1-as-well.html), then indicating 50A s per job applicant to the monarch.
- Also: babies
- Grades, so University stays afloat with 50% grade average
- 25% have As from Academic Skills Unit in what lecturer says about essay.
Others should be protected when they are not meditating on correct techniques.
Education degree pointers: lecturer’s comments, lecturer’s review (about your grade, other of your grades, others’ grades) and interclass (from outside class, breason out student’s appearance) comments, 90 texts covered: fill in with tick.
Breason out an A from the song White Christmas (the highest selling single of all-time) for each assignment. Find out its arguments for your essay.
Become an independent school philosophy teacher to become proficient in earning A.
To do list
- Monash pool
- Pilates
- Careers counsellor, mindfulness, meditation, SMART
- Disability Liaison Unit head
- 50 Breasonings per Second and each Breasoning List movies
- Make real movie(s) if possible
- Education teacher aide job, with volunteer job first
- partner
- As for songs and their movies
- Ways of thinking: write essays synthesising ideas, follow Education to become a philosopher by teaching
- Vocational Education and Training requires an A for each student.
- Guitar lessons
- Enrol in up to PhD in institution then do e.g. Masters at institution with high standards, i.e. Oxford Philosophy and Hindu theology
- Brainstorm and write essay on ways of thinking
- doorknock for Lucianic Meditation at right hours with security guard
- hold a meditation group
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To earn A, write:
primary text
secondary texts
6 secondary texts * 110 breasonings (NB the primary texts should be worked on in the holidays and one secondary text should be worked on one per week during semester).
= 660 breasonings
660 breasonings in secondary texts / 5 colours (secondary texts / primary texts) (red, orange, yellow, green, blue, each of which represent uses in a pentagonal clique about the first primary text breasoning and the next primary text breasoning, etc.)
= 132 breasonings in primary text
132 breasonings / 6 secondary texts
= 22 breasonings
22 breasonings / (6 breasonings/paragraph)
= 3.66 paragraphs in primary text (NB the primary text does not constitute the exposition, the sixth secondary text does, because secondary texts contain the relevant details that should be contained in the essay).
* * * 
110 breasonings / (6 breasonings/paragraph)
= 18.33 paragraphs in secondary text per essay critique
= 18.33 paragraphs in secondary text / 3.66 paragraphs in primary text
= 5 colours (secondary texts / primary texts)
The 3-4 breasonings for each of the 5 paragraphs should be structured in an argumentary structure, so secondary text breasonings from 3 colours about a primary breasoning(s) are joined and related to the essay topic.

How to reinstate the Professor Algorithm Blue things in a period of meditation days


Include Club and Spade cards, so that:
Find out a magic number (always 2) from professors about cosmology
Click on them, to get side recordings working
Get 5 As for them for blue things to start working.

1 Pop Song Produced per Semester

Produce 1 pop song per semester to "tone up" breasonings.

Paragraph structure: paraphrase quotes and comments and find out connections and arguments from lecturers in essays


The following lesson needs students to paraphrase quotes (Q1) and comments (Q1) and find out connections (Q3) and arguments (Q5) from lecturers in essays.
Philosophy of Pedagogy 15–minute lesson
This is an essay-writing and argument mapping activity for year-4 primary school students. It is in critical, creative and caring thinking skills, which are from the Philosophy for Children (or P4C) program.
Today we will read my philosophical play, Autoluna and write a short essay about it. Autoluna was formerly called Autocalypse and was about the 2011 Japanese tsunami, but was rewritten as a philosophically themed play. This scene is about the theme of stability (making sure both of two angles on an idea, or the idea and its reason are explored). This is given by the example of a family finding a dog before going on holiday, e.g. where both states of an idea are checked to find the dog. Note: both the Japanese tsunami and finding the dog should be bracketed, but the play lines should be examined in themselves.
I will read excerpts of the play, followed by questions helping you to write the essay.
EMILY: I am knocking on Gady’s door. (This is about a room.)
1a. Give a reason (agreement-type-aphor or α-aphor) for or an objection (disagreement-type-aphor or b-aphor) against this. (1) e.g. The searcher should draw a map of part of the house.
EMILY: I am looking for my dog. (This is about an object.)
1b. Give an α-aphor for or a b-aphor against this. (2) e.g. The searcher should use the torch to explore.
EMILY: Is he at your house? (This is about the universe, meaning the house.)
1c. Give an α-aphor for or a b-aphor against this. (3) e.g. The searcher should check for the dog in the front garden.
2a-c. Organise α-aphors or b-aphors 1-3 into an argument map consisting of a conclusion aphor (CA) with two α-aphors or b-aphors (A1, A2) as reasons. e.g. the searcher should check for the dog in the front garden (3 as CA) because the searcher should draw a map of part of the house. (1 as A1) and the searcher should use the torch to explore (2 as A2).
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Structure of reasons in an argument.
3a-b. Write co-premises (inferences) between CA and A1, and CA and A2. (Note, if connecting objections, think of solutions to these to connect with inferences.) E.g. CA and A1: the searcher should check for the dog in the front garden by drawing a map of part of it. CA and A2: the searcher should check in the front garden by using the torch.
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Structure of reasons in an argument, with co-premises between reasons.
4. Write a thesis statement agreeing or disagreeing with the theme of the scene. E.g. I will argue for the theme of stability in Green’s Autoluna.
5. Relate your conclusion (CA) to the philosophical theme of the scene, stability. E.g. The theme of stability is correct because of the rollcallisation of nature, which is correct because of checking in the front garden to find a lost dog.