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As described above, Andrews et al. (2012) hypothesized three stages for learning genetic drift: (1) undeveloped concepts of evolution and genetics at the broadest level, (2) undeveloped and overlapping concepts of different evolutionary mechanisms, and (3) developing understanding about genetic drift in particular.

Using a loose topic guide, the first set of interviews are aimed at developing understanding about the meaning and significance of tooth loss, its course over time, the strategies employed to manage it, accessing treatment, treatment choices, preferences and expectations about outcomes.

Although they are all important contributions to developing understanding about participation and its implementation, it is not always easy to identify how they link to the "outcome effectiveness of participatory processes in their societal context", as Newig [ 25] put it in developing his analytical framework for evaluating the impact of participation to improved environmental quality.

However, when the audience has experienced the STeLLA VbPD program and implemented the STeLLA classroom curriculum, the balance of leadership development tips toward developing understandings about and abilities to lead adult learning (lower right hand corner in Fig. 4).

Or put another way, what affords and constrains learning science from watching videos and critiquing the information presented particularly for developing understandings about the nature of science?

Arguably, the sector does not have a developed understanding about the diverse employability needs of students from outside the UK, and international students have historically been critical about the lack of specialised careers support (partly attributable to inconsistent expectations about what this might entail).

The responses to the open-ended questionnaire suggest that pre-service teachers have developed understanding about student learning and aspects related to factors affecting student learning.

The 24-session curriculum helps students develop understandings about the interactions between biology, personal behavior, and the environment and personal agency through cognitive self-regulation skills in navigating today's complex food system and sedentary environment.

In order to develop understandings about etiological processes implicated in different types of antisocial behavior, the principle aim of this review was to systematically explore facial affect processing in incarcerated violent offenders, relative to other non-violent offenders, sexual offenders, and non-offenders.

At a molecular level, when a model of attachment mediated by oxytocin was developed, understandings about bonding allowed more refined therapeutic approaches, including such practices as avoiding separating a mother from her newborn.

Developing teacher understanding about the semiotic system of visual images has potentially important implications for pedagogic practices around teaching reading (Stenglin and Iedema [2001]).