Our findings also add to what Schwartz et al. (2009) found regarding the importance of in-depth learning of one topic.
They found that in-depth learning of at least one major scientific topic in high school for a month or more influenced performance in college more positively than covering all major topics in breadth.
In addition, with the wide application of deep learning in recent, it achieves a good result by introducing the depth learning method into the computation of saliency image.
CASE educates STEM students on science policy matters – including in-depth learning about the mechanisms of federal research spending and how to engage with policymakers as scientists.
Yet the failure to find brilliance of mind, depth of learning, mastery of administrative detail, resourceful and fighting qualities of leadership, powerful oratory, and majestic diction did not mean that Cardinal Gibbons was not a singularly gifted man.
In-depth meaningful learning of symmetry concepts is difficult and requires capacity for abstraction and spatial vision.
Children of today's television generation lack the attention span for in-depth learning, the new head of one of Britain's teaching unions has warned.
Suggests interactive exercises for enhancing the relevance and retention of students' knowledge and facilitation of in-depth learning fuelled by individual students' aptitude and passion.
He told his union's annual conference in Bournemouth: "Students' concentration span appears to have been tailored to the sound and vision bite rather than the more rigorous process of in-depth learning.
Seelig helped expand Stanford in the Wild from a creative writing retreat at Sierra Camp — a family camp located near South Lake Tahoe, California — into an interdisciplinary celebration of the Stanford experience that brings together alumni, faculty and students for a long weekend of in-depth learning and collaboration.
These are meta-cognitive skills, regarded as essential elements of in-depth learning.
