Sentence examples for directing learning from inspiring English sources

Comparable behaviours in clinical teaching have previously been described in the literature [ 8, 22] For example questioning [ 21, 22] or dynamic teaching provides explanation, answers questions, giving directions and directing learning [ 8].

The diagram serves as an organising framework for conceptualising an emerging professional identity and for directing learning towards the domains of 'self as professional' [ 4, 5].

Students will gain skills in self directed learning.

Problem-based learning seeks to foster active, collaborative and self directed learning.

An adult-learning pedagogy that focuses on student-directed learning activities and questions.

In fact, student-centered learning complements teacher-directed learning by identifying areas of student interest, strengths and weaknesses.

A quasi-experimental design using the self directed learning readiness scale (SDLRS) was used to examine the self directed learning (SDL) of students at the beginning and end of one year in a problem based learning (PBL) program.

The computational dual-control model was parameterized to assess separate weights for habitual versus goal-directed learning.

As UK educational policy becomes more narrow and centrally prescribed, Finland devolves more power to teachers and pupils to design and direct learning.

This study evaluates students' learning experiences in a clinical pediatric nursing course adopting Problem Based Learning PBLL) and investigates how students' cultural background impacts on self directed learning.

This role is to resource and, at the same time, to frame and direct, learning conversations amongst small groups of children.