From a social-cognitive perspective, questioning amongst peers helped learners to co-construct knowledge, that is, social construction of knowledge which consequently fostered productive discussion (Chin, Brown, & Bruce, 2002).
A gray cloud hangs over America, and consequently, the rest of the world.
'(t)he courts not only demand (lawyers') loyalty, confidence and respect but also require tham to function in a manner which will foster public confidence in the profession and, consequently, the judicial system.' 162 Conn., at 262263, 194 at287 at 287.
Purpose: The current literature on social capital, especially among sociologists and political scientists, is characterized by a focus on its "civic" nature and consequently on the role that virtuous behavior plays in fostering democracy and national development.
However, an increase of the H3PO4 ratio fostered the oxidation of the carbon surface and consequently enhanced nitrogen gasification during the subsequent activation.
It changed everything for millions of us, and consequently for the band.
Users can manipulate the control pad, painting their own patterns and consequently changing the soundtrack.
HIV was put on the global agenda and consequently received the necessary funding.
Fuller starts out with incorrect guiding principles and consequently draws the wrong conclusion.
Mr. Cage is the more unpredictable actor and consequently the more dangerous one.
I underestimated the bag's weight, and consequently fell on the ground with it.
