The transformation of courses involves clear articulation of course learning goals, involvement of activities and peer discussions, and incorporation of personal-response systems such as clickers.
Clear articulation of course requirements and the grading procedure was the main requirement, which each lab rotation course had to meet in order to be listed as an academic course by the ETSU Curriculum committee.
We believe that this partnership will improve the articulation of the course across institutions and may spark interest in the modification of this course beyond NAU.
But once the incendiary flourishes are stripped away, the actual foreign policy differences between the two seem more a matter of degree and tone than the articulation of a profound debate about the course of America in the world today.
A complete description of the problem to be solved is simultaneously the articulation of a complete solution, a unified course of action identifying a series of steps (means) resulting in an end, which the judger predicts will be found valuable as a complete package.
Theoretical learning suggests the need for greater attention to the production of affect from across the life-course and a fuller articulation of the in-betweenness of theory and empirical testimonies.
This included the articulation of student learning goals that became the groundwork for course syllabi and all subsequent materials such that lecture notes, slides, and clicker questions were explicitly linked to these goals.
That course came with President Bill Clinton's articulation of a "Third Way" approach to politicking and policy-making.
Of course, Mr. Gessen's book is also the latest articulation of his belief, much expressed, that legitimacy and fame need not go hand in hand.
His success was dependent on his articulation of self-pity.
There was the mandolinlike articulation of the Portuguese guitar.
