Sentence examples for Educational experimentation from inspiring English sources

Government-financed but free of most mandates, the nation's 2,000 charter schools offer opportunities for educational experimentation whose successes may be copied by the broader system.

The schools that Coleman studied in the mid-60's differed from one another very little; now, by contrast, we live in an era of rampant educational experimentation.

Instead, González comes across as a skeptic, wary of the enthusiasm for, as the article puts it, "all of the educational experimentation" that took place on Klein's watch.

Wayne State University, as it was renamed, has fostered much educational experimentation and has become a broadly based research university of national distinction.

Bloomfield, which opened in 1908, is one of nearly 400 remaining public one-room schoolhouses in the nation, at once a nostalgic remnant of the past and a modern outlet for educational experimentation.

EE Ph.D. student Jelena Marasevic, CS Research Scientist Jan Janak, Prof. Henning Schulzrinne, and Prof. Gil Zussman received the Best Educational Paper Award at the 2nd GENI Research and Educational Experimentation Workshop (GREE2013), co-located with the 16th GENI Engineering Conference (GEC16).

Students are expected to extract the maximum power output of the PV panel through the proposed educational remote experimentation system and compare it with the theoretical maximum power output of the panel under the same operational conditions, which can be easily calculated from Eq. (3).

Nick provides professional technical support for research and educational projects, studies and experimentation.

However, an important limitation of the experimentation with educational interventions is that it is not possible to guarantee that participants have received the content of the intervention, as it could be done if it were a pill, for instance.

Given the evolving nature of analysis of stored data, the multivariate nature of environmental effects on children's health, and privacy risks that may be unfamiliar or unanticipated at the onset of experimentation, an educational approach to environmental research can benefit parents as well as child participants.

The resulting theoretical model presents an expanded consideration of the boundaries of the "linguistic" system and its involvement in multimodal interactions, with a framework that can benefit research on corpus analyses, experimentation, and the educational benefits of multimodality.