Sentence examples for besides engagement from inspiring English sources

This, along with our results, led us to suspect that there are other factors at play like "prior exposure" to active learning, besides engagement level that influenced learning from PV in the classroom.

Previous studies with PVs have identified moderating variables like topic complexity (Urquiza-Fuentes and Velázquez-Iturbide 2013) and student characteristics like achievement level Ben-Bassat Levyy et al. 2003), besides engagement level with visualization, as having an impact on learning outcome from PV.

To explore whether this variable "prior exposure" to active learning is indeed acting as a moderator variable on learning outcome besides engagement level with PV, we re-analyzed the data from both experiments together, by doing a factorial design across the two experiments with groups matched on basis of the common post-test marks.

Besides engagement, experts say, two other policy options remain: ignoring the country, or ratcheting up pressure while reserving the right, if Pyongyang responds provocatively, to attack preemptively.

Walk, run, swim... do something besides sedentary engagement with electronics.

In his opinion, these challenges included besides military engagement mainly reconstruction and development work.

She's working at the Village Vanguard this week with the bassist Kenny Davis and the drummer Jeff Tain Wattsts, and if there are plans to record the engagement — besides the Wednesday-night broadcast and an online video stream coordinated by NPR and WBGO-FM (88.3 in the New York region) — she hasn't said anything about them.

We suggest a fruitful approach would be to include, besides the situational cognitive engagement measure, a measure of students' autonomy and their factual knowledge in the investigation to examine how these three factors are related and how they develop during the stages of student learning in PBL.

And besides, her wisdom, her wry engagement with all the things (pound shops, vibrators, headbands made of old tights) and all the people (slipper-wearing bums, readers of Grazia, calcified commie postmen) that most contemporary novelists avoid like the plague, is everywhere to see.

Now he is back with the orchestra, besides undertaking guest engagements, including a production of "Falstaff" at Aix-en-Provence in the summer.

This method led to the engagement of an impaired child (besides other participants) as a co-designer of a customized assistive technology for his own use.