PORTAAL breaks classroom practices into four dimensions (practice, accountability, logic development, and apprehension reduction) and within these dimensions identifies discrete elements, each representing a concrete action an instructor can take to improve his or her implementation of active learning.
In principle, the methods described here work in any dimension; in practice the numerical challenges, particularly evaluating the integral in (2) and the time needed to work limit us as the dimension increases.
To sum up, the results on the two tested datasets confirms that the value of Eq. (5) might be a good indicator to find the critical dimension in practice.
Scanning does not change dipole distance from the glass/aqueous interface but the objective is moved these distances in the axial dimension (in practice, using the nanoposititoner shown in Figure 1).
Depending on the parenting dimension or practice, parents' reports correctly identified the drinking behaviour of 55.8 % (using psychological control) up to 70.2 % (using rules) of adolescents.
Wenger describes three dimensions of practice as the property of a community: mutual engagement, joint enterprise and a shared repertoire.
The 1st dimension separates practices related to herds that are closed with respect to replacement animals from practices related to herds that are open.
She enjoys the leisurely time chatting with the family and says it adds a new dimension to practicing medicine in New York City.
Formulating initial codes in relation to the three dimensions of practice architectures as a priori.
Health care simulation can provide opportunities for whole-person embodied learning, including the affective dimensions of practice.
In particular, there does not seem to be enough understanding of how these dimensions of practice are disrupted and how the resilience of practice should be analytically approached.
