Sentence examples for collaboratively discussed from inspiring English sources

The group suggested that the rubric to be used in performance assessments must be collaboratively discussed by both students and teachers to clarify the expectations.

The emerging themes were collaboratively discussed and defined through triangulation of the data with each author to address internal validity (Andrade 2009; Johnson and Burke 2012; Miles and Huberman 1994).

The four authors collaboratively discussed the research findings and experimented with various visual representations, but were unable to develop a systematic approach.

Ministries, government institutions, public organizations and other partners highlighted the progress made within the current programme of cooperation for 2010-2015 and collaboratively discussed the strategic results to achieve in the next five years.

This paper presents a framework for constructivist pre-service teacher training in Technology Enhanced Learning, adopting a view of teachers as designers of innovative content, working individually and/or collaboratively, discussing and interacting with the instructor, technology and their peers.

Once teachers are able to communicate the value of the artifact, they are creating, they can begin inductively working backwards via a "frame" (Dorst, 2011) that links the desired outcome to a set of yet to be determined working principles (e.g., "students will be collaboratively discussing real-world problems while searching for plausible solutions").

The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency EPA and National Institute of Environmental Health Scienceses held a conference in October 2004 to collaboratively discuss a future research agenda in this area.

In the UK cancer MDTs have a regular multidisciplinary team meetings (MDT meetings), similar to tumour boards, where relevant diagnostic, surgical, nursing and other healthcare professionals collaboratively discuss individual patients and agree recommendations for their treatment.

Potential solutions to any concerns raised were collaboratively identified and discussed by the observer and observee.

The interviews led to minor changes which were discussed collaboratively with members of the ICBP Working Group in each country to reach consensus.

No specific attempt was made to screen for common mental disorders; however, patients were encouraged to describe their emotional responses to symptoms and other events, and diagnostic labels such as depression were discussed collaboratively with the patient rather than imposed by the doctor.