Sentence examples for describing learning from inspiring English sources

Combining ontologies describing learning activities in a learning design with rules and constraints, it is possible to encode some forms of instructional design.

Its administration will give teachers, psychologists and researchers in educational contexts the possibility of longitudinally monitoring inter- and intra-individual changes in reading comprehension and describing learning patterns or trajectories throughout the elementary school using percentile scores.

While frameworks for mathematical competencies are clearly important for describing learning goals and measuring learning in schools, a one-sided emphasis on such frameworks may, given their inherent process orientation, tend to lead attention away from the body of knowledge aspect of mathematics.

The aim of this study is to examine the 69-item LIST questionnaire (ZDDP 15:1994200, 1994) with the aim of shortening it while keeping its factor structure and thus its potential for describing learning behaviour and for identifying significant changes therein.

A number of educators have urged the use of classroom assessments, which are measurements designed to capture learning process are necessary for accurately describing learning in school (e.g., NAEYC, 1992; Schweinhart, 2003; Scott-Little, Kagan & Frelow, 2003; Shepard, Kagan & Wurtz, 1998).

It may not appear the most pressing of concerns but Neville described learning Spanish as his "biggest challenge of all".

In a news release, he described learning of a Guantánamo manual that encouraged interrogators to destroy their notes.

In his first book, he describes learning that his father had ruined his life in part because he dismissed the ties of family and tribe as unimportant.

Joseph Nicolaides, 11, describes learning "loads" in science tests, but it becomes clear that he means practical experiments rather than formal exams.

Joan Didion has described learning to write by typing Hemingway's fiction; Hunter S. Thompson did the same with "The Great Gatsby".

PERSONAL HISTORY about newspapers in New York City in 1950, and how culture has changed... Writer describes learning from his father how to fold newspapers.