Sentence examples for Explicit teaching from inspiring English sources
Explicit teaching of problem-solving practices in this way (e.g., activating and employing conceptual knowledge early in the problem-solving process) helped students develop such skills more quickly, and these students performed better on qualitative exam questions than traditionally taught students (Foster, 2000).
That's it; no explicit teaching, just joy.
In particular, the emphasis on explicit teaching of grammar and encouraging pupils to take a more independent and analytical approach.
Moocs don't just bring disparate networks and opportunities into focus; they carve out explicit teaching and learning spaces within the information overload of contemporary social media.
Fortunately, these can be mitigated if you disregard Rosetta Stone's promise of effortless learning without the need for any explicit teaching.
It seems that non-explicit teaching, with no reflection and with no connection made between the practical work in school and real-world research, limited the potential of the inquiry project to improve the NOS understanding.
Some of the writers opposing explicit grammar teaching have confused a target end-state (near-native production) with how the learner reaches the target.
Only explicit apostolic teaching or precedent belonged in the realm of faith, of the essential; all else, however logical or helpful, fell in the area of opinion and consequently of Christian liberty.
Other programs to improve patient self-management have not been explicit in teaching patients to self-adjust their diuretic dose based on weight fluctuation.
Certainly, the interviewees indicated that most of the skills they required, including clinical skills and communication skills were picked up almost by accidental learning during the large amount of time on the wards, which included 26 weeks of medicine and surgery in the final year, rather than explicit clinical teaching.
