As an organization, the Library aims to empower all students to develop the information fluency, digital literacy and research skills to succeed in their academic work and to enable lifelong learning.
While the facts themselves are easy to get, the fluency you develop by working with them in deliberate practice is not.
The day before the experiment each observer participated in a practice session identical to the experiment to develop fluency in the task and to eliminate the tendency to see only one interpretation when first viewing bistable stimuli.
You see, over the past few years, it's become increasingly important to me to give my daughters the chance to become sports fans, or at the very least to develop fluency in the language of team sports.
The SEMs are also bilingual, helping the visually challenged children develop English fluency as well as their self-confidence while conversing in English.
It is listed by Manjula Datta in the book Bilinguality and Literacy: Principles and Practice among stories to help assist a bilingual child develop fluency in the English language.
Undergraduate biology education therefore needs to provide opportunities for students to develop fluency in the tools and language of quantitative disciplines.
These future biologists and physicians need to develop fluency in the quantitative tools and language used in interdisciplinary science (Gross, 2000; Association of American Medical Colleges [AACU] and Howard Hughes Medical Institute, 2009; NRC, 2009; Labov et al., 2010).
Although only a small percentage of students who initially enroll in our life science and mathematics courses will become researchers or physicians, it is essential that these students develop fluency in the quantitative tools used in science (Gross, 2000; Association of American Medical Colleges and Howard Hughes Medical Institute, 2009; National Research Council, 2009; Labov et al., 2010).
When it was decided that NOLF was going to be a 1960s spy game, lead designer Craig Hubbard started immersing himself in the subject matter, in order to "develop some fluency" in it.
