Sentence examples for Individual understanding of from inspiring English sources
Prince's life of travel, and his war-time experiences, bring to mind Basil Bunting; and while the two poets do not stylistically resemble one another, both have a formidable and highly individual understanding of British history, and both have learned much from Ezra Pound.
Exegesis of the text occupied many of the greatest minds of the Middle Ages for the largest part of their careers, and the literary work of many major authors, from Augustine and Gregory to Bede, reflects their individual understanding of Scripture.
There is a positive correlation between science literacy and individual understanding of evolution (Nadelson and Southerland 2010).
As quantity and quality of motivation as well as individual understanding of motivation to learn may vary depending on their socio-economic and educational background, we need to ensure that the scale shows measurement invariance across levels of education.
Indeed, too many rules can work against individual understanding of accountability and ethics.
The Christian term can mean anything from a spiritual mission to evangelism to politics to military action, depending on context and the individual understanding of the person who uses it.
The blog-based teaching portfolios provide a constructivist and interactive learning environment where students, in-service teachers, and faculty staff members negotiate, discuss, reflect and evaluate individual understandings of teaching practice and experience.
On the final day of the workshop, teachers revisited the initial reflection question about their individual understandings of STEM.
Barrie (2006) showed that variation in teaching and learning approaches in the classroom reflects different individual understandings of the graduate attributes concept.
Similarly, from the instructional team perspective, the ARS activities were thought to enable student access to data related to individual understandings of course content that could then be compared with their peers, if desired.
It shouldn't be revelatory that people have unique experiences that influence our individual understandings of the world.
