Gee (2012) defined Discourses (with a capital D) as "ways of behaving, interacting, valuing, thinking, believing, speaking, and often reading and writing, that are accepted as instantiations of particular identities by specific groups" (p. 3).
"Or is it a purely Arab food that Zionists have illegally occupied?" Though Wales no longer runs the day-to-day operations of Wikipedia — traveling the world giving talks on free speech and Internet freedom — he still spends an inordinate amount of time interacting with, and thinking about, the community.
Consequently, the scientists advocated new ways of collecting, thinking, interacting, and working with data using new model approaches.
Both naïve biology and folkbiology are ways of interacting with and thinking about the natural world without the influence of modern science (Hatano and Ingaki 1999).
In addition, many professors today are focused on research and don't spend a lot of time interacting with and thinking about students, especially at the undergraduate level.
This eventually led her to adopt a mindset of "assuming positive intent" when interacting with and thinking of others.
She did so by 1) choosing to have compassion for herself by recognizing and understanding the adversities she faced and sharing her experiences with another, and 2) deciding that she would "assume positive intent" when interacting with and thinking of others.
Prepare yourself for new ways of working, thinking, and interacting.
As it is evident in Table 3, the four frames also speak to general ways of thinking and interacting that can also be implemented in other aspects of a department's functioning, such as the way that committees are run and how faculty collaborate.
Frequently, they are a form of escapism, used to avoid thinking and interacting by staring into the information space.
