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Provides quality education and learning resources for educators, faculty, staff, teachers,
students, parents, generational historians, and other family history research specialists.
[Example - The Holy Word: JST ---- Luke 2: 46 Jesus Christ, as a righteous young Man:
And it came to pass, after three days they found him in the temple, sitting in the midst
of the (learned) doctors, and they were hearing him, and asking him questions.
A infinite mind Scholar who both gathers and nurtures future disciple-scholars.]

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Academic Conference Alerts
AskDefine | D & T: Genealogy
Big Think - Smarter and Faster
Digital Commons Network™
Full-text scholarly articles.
Edublogs – Blogs For Education
Educational Studies - Google™ Scholar
genealog* - Google™ Search - Home | Global Family Research Project™
- IR Links (archived) / Association for Institutional Research | AIR: Hub Home
OSP Galaxy: Most frequently-assigned college course texts in Open Syllabus corpus.
Professional Library Sources: Theses and Dissertations - Family History and Genealogy
Theory Development & Historical Antecedents . . . Generational Family Matrix Research
The central theoretical basis of genealogy lies in the process of familial reconstitution.
Beginning with a family the investigator uses certain principles and laws (the theory) to
posit a possible source of additional relevant information. KEY Through instrumentation
(the source) and experimentation (searching it out), the researcher discovers an actual
source fitting the criteria posited. By using the theory again the investigator is able to
establish the evidence as justifying an extension to the family and pedigree. He [she]
--- is obligated to accept findings of scholars in anthropology, economics, geography,
psychology, sociology, demographics, and history. Certainly he [she] should be well
versed in some of those related disciplines. - There is [also] the search for new data,
[with] the establishment of its relevance, the creation of hypotheses, and a proper
consideration for previous research and for the findings of related disciplines.
[Thus, the conclusion is made, that -- ] Genealogical research has four facets:
(1) heuristic; (2) knowledge of area, (3) research analysis, and (4) compilation.
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Overview of Research on Genealogy - Open Knowledge Maps Visual Interface
Using Genealogy to Link Experiential Learning and Academic Integrity

Academic Globalization of "Genealogy Method"
CURRENT USE DEFINITION of: "genealogy method"
Method of investigative scholarship to establish valid
generational relationships connecting any specialty,
as used within or between all fields of knowledge.
JUSTIFICATION: Genealogy Method procedures that
discover and record connections of kinship, descent
& marriage, can also be used to establish accurate
understanding in all knowledge system properties,
using diagrams, symbols and scholarly analysis.

Academic usage of "Genealogy Method" in real time,
within fields of research, vindicates the truthfulness
of conclusions, as shown by historical comparison;
("genealogy method", or "genealogical perspective")
is a scientific method of looking to the past, by using a
"reverse" process of economic projection methodology (pdf)
(historical, computerized data sets extrapolated back in time).

"The key technical problem in much of economic analysis is the determination
of some unknown function." "These constructions rely on Taylor's theorem, the
implicit function theorem, and bifurcation theory, and lead to the construction of
Taylor or Padé series, or other approximations of a simple form." "These methods
are called perturbation, or asymptotic methods. The basic idea of asymptotic methods
is to formulate a general problem, find a particular case which has a known solution,
and then use that particular case and its solution as a starting point for computing
approximate solutions to 'nearby' problems. These methods are widely used in
mathematical physics, particularly in quantum mechanics and general relativity
theory, with much success." . . . . . . . . . . . . . . "We take the view that in the
future such theoretical analyses will be done by computer software,
and is an interesting new avenue of computational economics."
Grounded Theory Online - Numerical Methods in Economics
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