He retains information best through active hands-on-experiences and sensory triggers that involve taste and smell.
Hon Him is actively integrating his art into every discipline he can get his over-active hands on, constructing an eclectic future in arts with a stylish and playful imagination.
Over time, these experiences distilled into durable dispositions for environmental stewardship that directed either a passive (hands-off) or active (hands-on) approach to land management.
Indeed, there has long been a debate over the efficacy of active hands-on activities versus static schematics in teaching science (e.g., Ma & Nickerson, 2006; McNeil & Jarvin, 2007; McNeil, Uttal, Jarvin, & Sternberg, 2009).
Workshop sessions are guided by facilitated modules, which involve active, hands-on STEM experiments and activities.
He describes himself as an active, "hands-on" owner.
The brain is designed to learn through constant repetition and active, hands-on involvement.
The UK government has said it plans to hire up to 300 people after an initial government review turned up just 20 "active hands-on" trade negotiators.
In her words, the board is "an active, hands-on committee that sets the Academy's long-term goals and policies, and ensures our financial stability.
He said he had offered strong leadership in his four years in the Council, adding, "I have been an active, hands-on councilman".
Instead of active, hands-on learning, children now sit in chairs for far too much time getting drilled on letters and numbers.
