Sustained shared thinking occurs where "two or more individuals 'work together' in an intellectual way to solve a problem, clarify a concept, evaluate an activity, extend a narrative…Both parties must contribute to the thinking and it must develop and extend the understanding" (Sylva et al., 2003, p. 4).
John Wilkins's book admirably tackles the first question by means of the second - offering a deep, thorough, and contextualized understanding of the species problem, clarifying a number of essential issues in that debate, and, in the process, correcting a number of persistent misconceptions about the idea of species from Plato to Darwin.
In this level of the authoring, the designer is guided to create activities only with the activity types such as meet problem, clarify concept, and discuss under the context of the phase type clarifying terms and concepts.
Evidence can help frame the problem, clarify what interventions can be used, how they can be delivered, and how to implement the change [ 8].
The children's participation also allowed the adult researchers to garner a better understanding of how very young children are involved in sustained shared thinking, or how they work together to solve a problem or clarify a concept (Waller 2006).
But if you have ongoing health problems, clarify how they might affect your work and mention possible workarounds.
As she got left behind, the problems clarified: Annie wasn't learning to read, she had no real grasp of time, and she found it hard to wash herself or brush her hair.
Classroom time is consumed with open discussions, solving tasks and application problems, clarifying the supporting fundaments, in order to improve students' engagement into their learning process in a collaborative environment.
Susanne Langer (1942), in her book Philosophy in a New Key, describes how certain ideas emerge in the intellectual debate; they seem to promise that they will resolve all fundamental problems, clarify all obscure issues.
FGDs with local people helped validate the root causes of endemic problems, clarified the overall PAV context, and finalized indicators of PAVR measures.
Points about ratification in decision problems clarify points about equilibrium in game theory because in games of strategy a player's choice often furnishes evidence about other players' choices.
