Ideally, the supervisor should be an expert teacher, a mentor, and a facilitator to catalyze the student's professional growth, such that the student's accomplishment is limited only by the extent of his or her ability.
We refer to TSCD-PD sessions 2 and 3 as allowing teachers to sense that teachers' instructional practices, in addition to what the instructional task demands, can catalyze different levels of student thinking and that this might be a novel and productive way to think about instruction.
Its goal is to ensure that there is a pool of scientific talent that knows the commercialization process, as stated in promotional materials: "Students learn to catalyze development of basic life sciences research into useful new products, processes, and services".
To catalyze discussions, I encouraged my students to organize local meetups to explore ways of applying the lessons from my course.
Sweet, J. Mumm, & M. Pitt-Catsofphes) of the 2008 article in Teaching Sociology, "Teaching work and family to undergraduate students: Catalyzing pedagogical, curricular, and programmatic innovations".
The program was so successful that it helped catalyze additional school contests and projects for students around financial literacy and investments that could also benefit communities.
First, we identify the stakeholders (teachers and students) and their goals used to catalyze this development and deployment efforts.
I was intrigued to find out the difference between cogen and other forms of dialogue such as classroom discourse, classroom talk and teacher-student dialogue and how the different types of dialogue helped to catalyze change in the classroom.
I could catalyze activity.
Budget cuts catalyze self-interest.
