Sentence examples for discourse to support from inspiring English sources

One instructional practice the PTs claimed was the most effective and beneficial with their students was 'math talk.' Prior to working with their students, the PTs read an article by Fuson et al. [23] that focused on math talk, which is when "the teacher and students use discourse to support the mathematical learning of all participants" [26], p. 82).

On November 3, 1969 President Richard Nixon gave a speech in which he called out to the "silent majority", those Americans who did not demonstrate against the Vietnam War nor participate in public discourse, to support his efforts in continuing the conflict.

While both the modeling theory of science and the modeling theory of instruction may together establish a classroom that engages students in authentic scientific practice, we believe that it is also important to structure the discourse to support the development of models and the process of modeling.

In other words, while Stack Exchange tries to help users find the best answer to a given question, Discourse tries to support a broader discussion without falling victim to the trolling and spam that afflict many other forums and comment threads.

Much of our constitutional interpretation in the public discourse is to support the free speech we find acceptable.

In any case, his theoretical commitments led him to be suspicious of Grebo's ability to support moral discourse, since he thinks it is unreliable.

This is a necessary service to scientific progress, but it is not sufficient to support the discourse about a systemic change as we see it rising over the horizon.

This theme revolved around practitioners' and patients' discourse about their respective roles to support self-management.

40 41 While this concern appears frequently in suicide-prevention discourse, there are few data to support or refute the concern.

These managers also help share knowledge gained through team deliberations with other shifts, use creative management techniques to improve time efficiencies to support team discourse, and use their available budgets to improve the technologies (IT system) that support learning and sharing of knowledge across the unit.

But he thinks that ideas like "solidarity" and "subsidiarity" or devolved decision-making have been debased in left-wing Catholic discourse, to imply support for a redistributionist state.