The theoretical construct of knowledge generally consists of two facets: content structure and cognitive structure (Bromme 1995; Shulman 1986).
An effective STeLLA PD leader understands the science content, the many facets of the STeLLA PD and classroom curricula, how teachers learn and change their practice in a community of learners, and how to use this knowledge to lead productive video analysis.
The presence of faceted dendrites caused improvement in wear behavior of claddings, with more WC content introduced, more faceted dendrites was obtained.
The content covers every facet of e-retailing, from senior management issues to marketing, merchandising, site design, order fulfillment and more.
Expanding 'Polygnosis' thesaurus content by adding more facets, as well as, terms in existing facets.
The structural design of the classification is followed by the design of the content of individual failure facets.
We account for the different facets of content, process, and context research to bridge the gap between mostly detached substreams.
Messaging services for networking and content are two clear facets of LinkedIn's current product push, but this seems to dovetail nicely with the shifting perception of LinkedIn as a job search site, rather than a 'connection' resource.
The items of the test measuring CK and PCK relate to a three-dimensional domain-specific model (Figure 1) and cover: (1) different content areas, (2) different facets of PCK, and (3) item difficulty.
To address this issue, we selected scales to assess the outcomes (e.g., rumination, anxiety, post-traumatic stress) with the lower possible item content similarity with neuroticism facets (e.g., vulnerability, emotional instability, lack of energy, and depression).
