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4. TaK – Identity Identity Who am I? What has made me the knower I am?

5. TaK – Identity Theory of Knowledge Diagram Mathematics Ways of Knowing Natural Sciences Sense Perception Ethics Areas of Knowledge Reason Knower(s) Emotion Human Sciences Language Arts Identity History

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8. TaK – Identity Who are you?

9. TaK – Identity Who are you? • You are what you believe…? • You are what you do…? • You are what you feel…? • You are what you think…? • You are what you know…? • ….etc

10. TaK – Identity Create an “Identity Map” which depicts all the components that make up your own identity, including the different roles you play. Tibetan Woman ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ?

11. TaK – Identity • Discuss the following questions: • Which 5 labels would you choose to best describe yourself?  • Why?

12. TaK – Identity What’s happening here?

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23. TaK – Identity • Consider the following statements. Do you agree… • People usually shake hands when introduced to each other • Blowing your nose in public is OK • A woman should not look a man in the eyes when he is talking to her • Promiscuity is OK • When invited to a party it is OK to bring a friend • Calling a teacher by his/her first name is OK • Students should always stand when answering a teacher’s question • Parents decide who their children should marry • Young people will usually live with their parents after they get married • Are any of these statements true for all cultures?

24. TaK – Identity Culture • Most aspects of our lives are affected by culture… • How we eat, dress, speak to others; • Our understanding of right and wrong; • Our beliefs, attitudes and values; • What we know Is any one culture better than another?

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