Construct equivalence was addressed by ALUSIM's context, construct and IT description, an analysis of the VET curricular artifacts, detailed interviews on job tasks with commercial sector experts, apprentices' think-alouds while performing the simulated tasks, and apprentices' task performance collected in the field (steps 1 and 3 6).
Working out of the labyrinthine offices that house his Remote Control Productions in Santa Monica, Zimmer has a team of experts, apprentices and engineers at his disposal.
Assemble a panel of experts and apprentice yourself to them.
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Before this, the committee will be taking evidence from construction experts and apprentices about the impact of the sector on the Scottish economy.
By contrast, a Genre informed paradigm which draws on an apprentice vs. expert dichotomy is considered to offer a more useful basis for both syllabus design and pedagogy in EAP writing instruction.
Horsescotland and Horse Sport Ireland also offer training schemes from apprentice to expert level.
Each curriculum unit follows the intentional sequence of an entry task, apprentice task, expert task, and milestone task.
"Expert carvers did the outsides, the apprentices did the other sides," our guide said.
Mary Farrell, an expert Seagrove potter who apprenticed at Jugtown, said that "there wouldn't even be a pottery area here" had Ms. Sweezy not come.
Expert interviews ✓ ✓ 5. Think-alouds with apprentices ✓ ✓ 6. Piloting with apprentices ✓ ✓ ✓ applicable.
