Sentence examples for collateral learning from inspiring English sources

In order to explore these forms of governance in an educational perspective, we also turn to John Dewey's concept collateral learning.

Although research may provide a positive picture of using exergames as an activity in a public health-oriented curricula and portray the games as an effective health intervention, we instead want to highlight the importance of a critical examination of how the games communicate messages about health and body and the collateral learning these messages entail.

The collateral learning offered in the game may be satisfying for those students who succeed, but are likely to be 'unhealthy' for the many students who are subjected to negative evaluations and shaming (see also Wright and Dean 2007; Evans et.al. 2008).

Video games are an example of collateral learning, which is no less important.

"The content of the show may be about revenge killings and terrorist attacks," he says, once again hurriedly skipping over what he perceives to be the crap, "but the collateral learning involves something altogether different, and more nourishing.

For Dewey, collateral learning is a tacit and indirect part of education.

The Boston Red Sox did that last October, and their fans are learning the collateral joys of being insufferable.

These end up in the "collateral bucket" – an amalgamation of learning, latent ideas and thinking.

In this study we will not deal with collateral weight self-organization, only with feed-forward weight learning.

I have learned to tolerate the collateral damage of nibbled tomatoes and cukes, though it's hard.

"It took all of them four days to write those motions while I did cash collateral and talked to the client and learned the facts," Mr. Thomson wrote.