Sentence examples for construct lessons from inspiring English sources

Our results have implications for other early learning fields that require principled ways to construct lessons across skills and adjust stimuli relative to performance.

All constructed lessons from Vietnam that informed their critiques, and later their practice, of American foreign policy.

Nadelson's (2009) study of 64 preservice teachers of varying subject area and grade-level concentration revealed that they continued to possess misconceptions of natural selection and the nature of science in their constructed lesson plans following a 30-minute web-based tutorial.

A poet himself, Martin hopes that his success in teaching poetry will help change the way other teachers construct their lesson plans and connect with their students.

To construct the four lesson videos, the teacher first made an audio-recording of the lesson script before the lesson videos were filmed.

(2) Gestural congruency: this is probably not a defining construct in the lesson, although there is always some interactivity (e.g. a finger swipe to advance, or a flick-wrist-forward action while holding a smart phone to simulate casting a fishing reel).

The glass half-full, glass half-empty construct is a lesson on perspective, and it's a choice that we often have in our everyday lives.

Within the construct of embodiment, some lessons will be more embodied: how does learning compare in the passive (low) embodiment condition versus the active (high) embodiment condition.

Lessons to construct the wealth index were taken from Vyas and Kumaranayake, and Howe and colleagues.

MI works best as a model through which you can construct a really interesting lesson, or as a fairly advanced form of differentiation.

I agree, the future is constructed from the lessons learned by our fathers and mothers, but I also believe in the age-old maxim that time heals all wounds.