In addition, students can construct their knowledge in a more integrative way (i.e. integrating their knowledge with their actions), with higher motivation to learn [ 27, 29, 36- 38].
Each challenge initiated cycles of practical inquiry which would gradually lead to the integration of separate elements into a more integrative course structure, cultivating various synthetic types of knowledge.
Influential pioneers who supported a more integrative mission during the 1960s and early '70s included the American architectural critic and social philosopher Lewis Mumford, the Scottish-born American landscape architect Ian McHarg, and the British scientist James Lovelock.
There are studies with a more integrative perspective, too.
The results showed that otolith composition had a more integrative value than water composition.
From this point of view, a more integrative model of KMC, ED, LC and innovation performance is offered.
However, these strategies face important technical, socio-economic, and legal constraints that require a more integrative approach for effective conservation.
Finally, we discuss several options to develop a more integrative incentive system to exploit the possible synergies between standardization and publishing and patenting.
Because PVD takes into account both MVD and MFI changes, it represents also the diffusive component of tissue oxygenation, resulting in a more integrative variable.
As the negotiations progressed, she says the candidate shifted to a more integrative approach and the chair used more mixed integrative and distributive tactics.
In an effort to foster a more integrative approach, the University of Alabama at Birmingham, USA, has launched the "Environmental Disasters" project.
