Sentence examples for cognitive mastery from inspiring English sources
One issue stems from a lack of clinical confidence in primary care examination of MSDs as well as "a lack of cognitive mastery in basic musculoskeletal medicine" [ 4].
He found that both cognitive pedagogical mastery and cognitive content mastery (understanding the science) trumped these students' limited experience of actual teaching as a source of self-efficacy.
The purely cognitive jobs require self-mastery -- e.g., cognitive control, the ability to focus on the task at hand and ignore distractions.
Table 1 Examples of SRL skills identified in students' statements about their learning process Main component Sub-component Group Examplestrategiesn: cognitive strategies Mastery learning DL In distance learning, I can repeat the point that I did not understand as much as I want.
53 The linking together of educational theory, cognitive psychology, information mastery, and implementation science into a coherent approach that supports front line decision making with patients 54 is rarely taught in practice.
IRT lacks the ability to make granular cognitive assessments of knowledge mastery.
We conclude this section by stating our next design principle: We can achieve granular, dynamic cognitive assessments of knowledge mastery by using an overlay approach for learner modeling.
We were referring of course to not just any exam, but to the Big One — the Medical College Admission Test, or MCAT, the standardized cognitive assessment exam that measures mastery of the premedical curriculum.
Optimism can be learned through modelling and cognitive behavioural techniques, and sense of mastery develops as a learners gain experience in rural practice [ 31].
I'd prefer to see my daughter drilling long division unto mastery instead of pondering the cognitive mysteries of Common Core math, whose deep inspiration seems to be Cubism.
The idea that children's cognitive and moral development consists of the mastery of innate concepts and instincts has become a staple of modern educational theory, and versions of it percolate through psychological thought from Dewey to Piaget to Chomsky.
