Hints and prompts are selected by the tutor to get the student to articulate missing content words, phrases, and propositions.
Students are notoriously incomplete in articulating answers so AutoTutor agents provide pumps, hints, and prompts to encourage the student to articulate the content.
In our study, young people were eager and able to identify and articulate aesthetic, content and functionality problems while also providing specific suggestions for developers on how to solve problems or enhance the program.
The framework begins at the end: it distinguishes three distinct 'transdisciplinary outcome spaces' and proposes articulating their content for purposive transdisciplinary research projects.
It is interesting that, around the same time that Popper was trying to articulate a content-based account of truthlikeness, Hempel was attempting to characterize partial fulfillment of the goal (that is, of maximally contentful truth) in terms of some combination of truth and content.
However as Sandelowski articulates, qualitative content analysis based on preexisting coding systems are always modified in the course of analysis to ensure the best fit of the data [ 33].
The smart and articulate atheists seemed content to accept the limits of the scientific worldview and not really be challenged by the insights of theology.
"That state of affairs is now in tension with a world in which many (but not all) readers want to have the ability to make their own judgments; express their own priorities; create their own content; articulate their own views; learn from peers as much as from traditional sources of authority.
Mill did much to articulate the justification, content, and implications of utilitarian and liberal principles.
Otto extends this account to provide a theory of religious language — doctrinal claims are, he thinks, an attempt to convey in rational, conceptually articulate terms the content of a "numinous" experience that is itself conceptually inarticulate.
