Sentence examples for constructive alignment from inspiring English sources

A further principle of assessment is that of constructive alignment, where the examination blueprint is in alignment with modular learning outcomes [ 4].

Biggs (2003) articulated these ideas according to the constructive alignment notion; i.e. aligning teaching and assessment to curriculum objectives.

Craig McLennan, RIM's regional managing director for North America, said, "Strong carrier partnerships are a strategic priority for RIM and we think our constructive alignment with carriers will continue to be an advantage as this market grows even larger".

This approach is known as Constructive Alignment.

Table 1 Constructive alignment of two of the learning outcomes on the course DMGT.

The constructive alignment approach is implemented in the model covered in this paper.

JT CoMP is depicted in Figure 2. Coherent JT means that the transmitted signals are phase aligned to achieve constructive combining of the signals at the receiver side, whereas in non-coherent JT such phase alignment is not performed.

They've embedded a clever scorer and a sharp passer in the core of Boston's alignment, and done so in a way that actually opens up the constructive potential of isolation play.

In the mechanical transmission field, shaft hub couplings with polygonal profiles play an interesting role because of their characteristics of self-alignment, lack of projecting elements (responsible for high stress concentration) and constructive compactness.

He did much to make the non-alignment of the new nations not only respected, but in its way constructive.

Equally important, Trump's move to reorient and grow the program seems to reflect a constructive bid to enhance the effectiveness and reach of the nation's main apprenticeship program by nudging it into closer alignment with the private sector.