All illusions are potential ways of ordering reality. The goal of criticism should therefore be not to destroy illusions but to make us more sensitive to their workings and their complexity.

bradley.hawksworth
The Media Education Lab at the University of Rhode Island advances media literacy education through research and community service. We emphasize interdisciplinary scholarship and practice that stands at the intersections of communication, media studies and education.
All illusions are potential ways of ordering reality. The goal of criticism should therefore be not to destroy illusions but to make us more sensitive to their workings and their complexity.
- Leo Braudy, The World in a Frame, 1977
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Albert
Just last year (2021) I took
Just last year (2021) I took a course at Regent University related to self-efficacy, which used Bandura's text "Self-Efficacy: The Exercise of Control"(1997) was primary. This course was eye-opening as to the sources and impacts of self-efficacy, and has definitely influenced some of my practices in the classroom to account for building students' self-efficacy rather than assuming it exists.
Albert
Just last year (2021) I took
Just last year (2021) I took a course at Regent University related to self-efficacy, which used Bandura's text "Self-Efficacy: The Exercise of Control"(1997) was primary. This course was eye-opening as to the sources and impacts of self-efficacy, and has definitely influenced some of my practices in the classroom to account for building students' self-efficacy rather than assuming it exists.