Sentence examples for developed of thinking from inspiring English sources
Within Sunni Muslim ethical theory in the Middle Ages two major alternative ways developed of thinking about the relation between morality and religion.
Simply put, what children need to do in elementary school is not to cram for high school or college, but to develop ways of thinking and behaving that will lead to valuable knowledge and skills later on.
The main objective is to develop modes of thinking about mathematical subjects.
It follows that an appropriate instructional goal would be to help students develop ways of thinking about the relationship between scientific principles and transformative biological phenomena.
By partnering with academic institutions, Sainsbury's has developed new ways of thinking about energy, particularly electricity, and its use over time.
A follower of Mises and Hayek, American economist Israel Kirzner developed this line of thinking into a unique Austrian theory of entrepreneurship (involving spontaneous learning and decision making at the individual level) that emphasized a tendency toward economic equilibrium.
Post-structuralists critiqued structuralism's reliance on centers and binary oppositions; they questioned the soundness of ontology and demonstrated the emergence of Truth regimes; and they developed new ways of thinking about difference and identity that are anti-essentialist rather than grounded or fixed a priori.
This paper charts the design and application of a system to support 11 14 year old students' learning of algebraic generalisation, presenting students with the means to develop their understanding of the meaning of generality, see its power for mathematics and develop algebraic ways of thinking.
Building with Nature seeks to develop new ways of thinking and acting in relation to sustainable coastal development.
That an ailing body and voice actually led him to develop new ways of thinking.
It is an opportunity to realign individual leadership roles in a no-fear environment; to encourage players and coaches to embrace risk and develop new ways of thinking.
