Sentence examples for between content and process from inspiring English sources

Nisbett and Wilson distinguish between content and process.

Dewey (1897), p.78. Teachers and educational scholars are accustomed to dichotomies: between content and process, coverage and inquiry, skill development and individual creativity, and order and disarray.

Motivation theory is divided between content and process models.

One participant thought that the workshop was too rigidly organised between content and process and that this limited creativity in thinking about training.

As such the interplay between content and process may be crucial for understanding of psychopathology, and Teasdale and Barnard (1993) have argued that schematic models are maintained by specific patterns of information processing.

More general paediatricians – meeting seemed to be dominated by psychiatrists/psychologists (23) The workshop was planned with definite areas for discussion and a very strong split between content and process.

c) is the attention of the partners balanced between the content and process of the partnership.

At its heart lies a distinction between the content and process of reflection.

The contextualist perspective suggests relationships between the context, content and process of change; and thus proposes that any change activity should be designed, organized and implemented by considering these relationships.

One well known approach to policy analysis stresses the importance of distinguishing between content, context and process [ 4].

Here we present results from a survey indicating overwhelming support by faculty for teaching undergraduates science process skills, as well as the direct conflict they feel between spending time teaching content and process.