Emotional scaffolding is a good educational term.
TWO years ago, when we were schooling our children at our home in Santa Fe, N.M., my wife, Dorothy, came to use a popular educational term, the teachable moment, for nearly every shared experience.
If in the past, the adult education was specific to academic environment, nowadays this educational term covers most social groups as a consequence of the ability of human beings to be educated.
I didn't know the educational term EL-HI and had trouble parsing "I, TINA" as the Tina Turner memoir, but had a lot of fun with this puzzle.
Meyer and Land (2003), the originators of this educational term, posit that TCs can be identified for any discipline and provide a framework for linking student learning to curricular design.
Phased in over time, the full requirements have been in force for only two years -- less than the blink of an eye in educational terms.
In educational terms, a new experience such as a new historical text, an exposition in science, or a problem rider in geometry begins by seeming relatively formless and unstructured.
Returning to the subject, he also said, with unassailable wisdom, that since he'd read the Harvard course packet he was on the level of a Harvard MBA in practical educational terms but he didn't have a degree from Harvard and that's just a piece of paper.
If one child does not come to school that is too high a price to pay... and then in educational terms it becomes a self-fulfilling prophecy".
The observed correlation of 0.54 for the combined cohorts (Table 2) would represent a significant effect size in educational terms [ 19].
Teachers like it: it is seen as a perk of the job – in educational terms, though, it would make more sense to distribute holidays more evenly through the year.
