Sentence examples for chapter of vision from inspiring English sources
The third chapter of Vision and Change promotes student-centered classrooms that are "interactive, inquiry driven, cooperative, collaborative, and relevant" (p. 22) and incorporate the constructivist literature supporting this pedagogy.
Dr. Atchley has published numerous peer-reviewed articles and chapters on issues of vision and attention including their relationship to driving.
More important, it suggests that how we look at images and the world right now may be provisional, another chapter in the story of vision, technology and humanity.
This chapter is about the theory of vision that describes what makes something small easy to see.
Women of Vision, South Puget Sound Chapter, announces registration is now open for a conference on Human Trafficking and Modern Day Slavery.
In many ways, the herald of Route 66 (which after all is just another piece of infrastructure) stretching across the country is the final chapter of our founding fathers' vision of a tamed western land.
This chapter introduces the intensity discrimination and spatial properties of vision.
Your editorial verified my negative judgment because it cited chapter and verse about President Bush's ineptitude and lack of vision.
(c.6) He invokes the coincidence of opposites from On Learned Ignorance and, in chapter 9 of The Vision of God, proposes his second central metaphor: the wall of paradise.
Taking a chapter from "King Lear," the girls smoked anyway, just out of his line of vision.
What Mr. Obama didn't say — and perhaps didn't need to — was that the closed chapter was the vision of liberalism begun by the New Deal of Franklin D. Roosevelt, extended during the Great Society of Lyndon B. Johnson and now struggling back toward relevance.
