https://padlet.com/jenniferreierson10/ub3jkp21dwua1ttk en-us 2023-09-27 20:29:20 UTC 2023-09-28 16:13:27 UTC hello@padlet.com jenniferreierson10 https://padlet.com/jenniferreierson10/ub3jkp21dwua1ttk/wish/2723767532 Fernandes started off by saying “storytelling is a very complex issue which is also very simple” and I think that is a great way to explain this Ted Talk. Storytelling is a great way of communicating and sharing your views. This is important for worldwide views because people are able to share their opinions and life stories to people around the world. More importantly, Fernandes' culture was heavily involved in oral traditions and and passing those traditions down generations. With that being said, oral traditions play a role in worldwide views because  this is the world original source for sharing stories. Fernandes states that, "Science has a very important role to play in helping us understand the world." And he later goes on saying that your heart and spirit is what really helps you learn things in this world. His culture has stories that helps him understand why he is here and that plays a big role in meaning. His old traditions play a role in why Fernandes is here today and those stories still resonate in his culture.

Recourse:
“Roger Fernandes Intro Video Revised.” YouTube, YouTube, 28 Sept. 2012, www.youtube.com/watch?v=O6sS1ZI8dDk. 

]]> 2023-09-27 20:56:31 UTC https://padlet.com/jenniferreierson10/ub3jkp21dwua1ttk/wish/2723767532 jenniferreierson10 https://padlet.com/jenniferreierson10/ub3jkp21dwua1ttk/wish/2723787490 Sheperd talks about many types of bias's during the video and the types of of bias in the video are confirmation bias, Dunning Kruger, and cognitive dissonance. Confirmation bias is finding evidence that supports what is already true. And Danning Kruger is when a population is overconfident in what they think they know. And cognitive dissonance is when your beliefs do not match with your doings. Sheperd states, "I think those shape biases and perceptions that people have about science. But then, there's literacy and misinformation that keep us boxed in, as well." That means that there is always a side factor in what we think is true. Climate change has always been a difficult topic for people because of how far their beliefs go and that plays a big role in worldwide views. One quote that stood out to me was, "Take an inventory of your own biases. Where do they come from? Your upbringing, your political perspective, your faith -- what shapes your own biases? Then, evaluate your sources -- where do you get your information on science?" That means that having perspective about your own beliefs is very important for worldwide views to remain true to yourself.

Recourse:
Shepherd, J. M. (n.d.). 3 kinds of bias that shape your worldview. J. Marshall Shepherd: 3 kinds of bias that shape your worldview | TED Talk. https://www.ted.com/talks/j_marshall_shepherd_3_kinds_of_bias_that_shape_your_worldview/transcript?language=en ]]> 2023-09-27 21:22:43 UTC https://padlet.com/jenniferreierson10/ub3jkp21dwua1ttk/wish/2723787490 jenniferreierson10 https://padlet.com/jenniferreierson10/ub3jkp21dwua1ttk/wish/2723800955 Oral traditions are used as manifestation from what was known years before humans were around. Oral traditions and science have the opportunity to have a middle ground which is very important for worldwide views. For example, a lot of oral traditions involve animals and constellations and many scientists study both of those today. There are many parts of knowledge related to constellations and Native Americans often read literature to understand the history of stars better. There are many ways that oral traditions play into science. For example, Using this information, I recorded when the snow cleared and reconstructed the story from multiple sources. I correlated this data in a hydrology course in 2010 with river behaviour in relation to river crossing, and found that crossings tended to be safer when the Heart is fully visible." That means that oral culture and science work hand in hand, but oral traditions are very important for today's world for the soul.



Recourses:
Mar 22, 2022     |   For more information. (2022, March 29). Indigenous stories reveal the science of the World Around Us. UBC News. https://news.ubc.ca/2022/03/22/indigenous-stories-reveal-the-science-of-the-world-around-us/ ]]> 2023-09-27 21:42:57 UTC https://padlet.com/jenniferreierson10/ub3jkp21dwua1ttk/wish/2723800955 jenniferreierson10 https://padlet.com/jenniferreierson10/ub3jkp21dwua1ttk/wish/2723813246 There are many ways to transfer knowledge to one another in todays world. For example, there are traditional strories which almost adds a filter to what the story used to be. Traditional stories also provide specific details to make us feel a certain way. For example, "Practitioners of the oral tradition often transfer knowledge through traditional story telling. Anishinaabe people are recording and interpreting traditional stories to help their children and outsiders understand and appreciate the Anishinaabe principles and values. " That quote shows how important the oral tradition is to the Native American culture. In addition, another form of communication is dreaming. Dreaming is often a transfer of knowledge through dreaming. Spiritual knowledge is very important for story telling because many people follow the traditional ways of this knowledge transfer.  Knowledge from the spiritual side is taken very seriously oral traditions because oral traditions help pass down other traditions. Oral traditions of all kind support the function of Native American culture and worldviews because of storytelling.

Recourses:
Stories, Dreams, and Ceremonies. Login - Bemidji State University. (n.d.). https://bemidjistate.learn.minnstate.edu/d2l/home ]]> 2023-09-27 22:02:07 UTC https://padlet.com/jenniferreierson10/ub3jkp21dwua1ttk/wish/2723813246