Sentence examples for didactical models from inspiring English sources

Teaching and learning about evolution remains a problem; therefore, experiments should be done using new conceptual pathways and didactical models.

The teachers also noted that the majority of the lessons based on a didactical model (i.e., didactical analysis).

This didactical example illustrates that reducing the global amount of missing data (i.e. selecting the longest sequences) as a unique selection criterion can be misleading.

Didactical elements included models of the knee joint and the lower extremity, working sheets, photos and videos, handouts, PowerPoint presentations and peer discussions.

Didactical elements include models of the knee joint and the lower extremity, working sheets, photos and videos, hand outs, PowerPoint presentations and peer discussions.

To our didactical and reduced model, peptides are considered the ultimate phenotypes.

The proposed approach makes use of a multi-agent system that takes into account educational models, teacher's didactical plan and the student context to recommend the most appropriate learning object.

Freudenthal (1973) takes this issue as the central pedagogic problem of 'anti-didactical inversion' wherein 'ready made' models that have emerged from the 'crystallized' products of prior mathematical activity are presented to children without giving them any access to the problems that produced them, nor to the contours of the models and the purposes that they are useful for.

A didactical experience consisting on a modeling situation and a didactical sequence to guide students' work on the situation were designed and tested using APOS theory.

Boal's didactical method may, in principle, resemble our training model; we have in common the aim of wishing to stimulate to individual reflection through action and be a bit more prepared to meet the unknown through experimental learning.

For didactical purposes, we intentionally keep this example simple.