Sentence examples for different educational contexts from inspiring English sources

Prior studies explored the BFLPE comparing gifted students in different educational contexts.

It would be short-sighted to assume that gamified implementations with the same configurations of game elements would function similarly across different educational contexts.

While the range of gamifying strategies is expanding, they are scattered across many different educational contexts and the aggregated information cannot confirm any emerging systematic approach yet.

To test the generality of our solution, we present two practical examples showing how the proposed architecture has been used in different educational contexts.

Future research can implement the resulting teacher competence inventory in different teaching context to attest the accreditation of this inventory in different educational contexts since teaching is liable to the charge of different biases and understandings that are culture-bound.

There is a manifest lack of research related to results of effective implementation of m-learning methods in different educational contexts and this appears to be a vicious cycle.

Second, it might be possible that different educational context shows a different compliance with the inventory because education ideology is fostered in that context.

To explore this, a clinical setting i.e., a different educational context to that in which the model was derived, held appeal.

To develop language tests, CEFR provides a systematic framework and point of reference for developing and comparing tests in different educational and assessment contexts.

The questionnaire responses were then cross-analyzed with the learners' test scores, and the relationships between English learning motivation and test performance under different social and educational contexts were compared.

Through examining such issues, the author argues for the development of multimodal pedagogies that can supplement and validate the lived experiences of the writing student who regularly move between different national, cultural, and educational contexts.