For Cynthia R. Copeland, an adjunct professor at New York University's school of education, the artifacts promise to shed new light on Seneca Village.
We use the framework to guide the design, implementation, and evaluation of ICT for education (ICTE) artifacts in Haiti.
It includes a memorial and a resource and education center with artifacts from ground zero and classrooms for emergency workers to take continuing education courses to maintain their status.
When asked how he learned to make his musical artifacts, he points to his formal art education and self-directed learning.
Radiographers acknowledged the need of dedicated education and training on digital mammography (DM), training in artifact recognition, quality control, intervention, optimisation, dosimetry and tomosynthesis.
As part of the MoMA Studio's "Common Senses" exhibition, Puett has installed artifacts from Mildred's Lane in the museum's education wing.
Although I can't speak to the actual education and background of the people involved in the removal of artifacts from the Diamond Tail Ranch, the very actions of these film studio employees (crew, actors, and so on) demonstrate why education and history matter.
Crawford decries our "ignorance of the world of artifacts," and mourns "the disappearance of tools from our common education".
Liberals tend to dismiss the phrase as an artifact of nostalgia for a golden age of classical education they doubt ever existed.
However, at the present time, the vast majority of on-line or distance education courses lack any hands-on activities that require the manipulation of physical artifacts or physical experimentation.
Whether the abundance of smart students is a product of U.S. culture, an artifact of the genetic lottery, or some unknown factor hidden in our education system is anyone's guess.
