Sentence examples for Learning implications from inspiring English sources
Considerable attention is now being given to the role and importance of education and learning implications of participatory resource and environmental governance.
We classify governance structures as falling under three categories — market, hierarchy, and business relationships — and explore learning implications for all three.
Our work, and that of other researchers, establishes that public participation in environmental assessment (EA) provides fertile ground for considering the intricacies of governance as they relate to participation, and for examining the education and learning implications of participation.
Numerous scholars are now directing their attention to the education and learning implications of participatory resource and environmental governance because of the potential implications of these for generating the social mobilization necessary to achieve sustainability trajectories.
It's only by tackling the machine learning implications of trying to automate this level of language understanding that you realize how far we have to go before we get to the principles underlying Turing's Test.
The seminal studies comprising the economics of information connect to a more recent study by Che (1996), including an extension by Mixon (1999), that explores consumer learning implications through a mathematical model wherein consumers realize idiosyncratic valuations of the good, such as "buyer's remorse," only after purchase.
In this paper, we present details about this research cycle; also, we discuss about lessons learned, implications and limitations of the approach extended with ESE.
We conclude by discussing implications for understanding concept learning and implications for theoretical claims about the role of pedagogy in human learning.
His answer is that we are just beginning to learn, and that what we are learning has implications for assisted reproduction.
In recent years, research on the importance of teacher quality has sparked a movement to evaluate teachers on how well students are learning — with implications that undermine tenure.
The paper concludes with lessons learned and implications for practice.
