Sentence examples for educational knowledge. from inspiring English sources

His current work areas include open education, technology-enhanced scholarship of teaching and learning, and collective educational knowledge building and sharing.

Marilyn Leask is professor of educational knowledge management at the Learning Futures Centre, University of Bedfordshire.

"In what other position do you find that your life experience, your educational knowledge and commitment to an issue actually hurts you?" he asked.

The requirement for local authorities to have a chief education officer was an innovation under the 1944 Education Act because the government wanted assurance that people with educational knowledge and experience did the job.

Again it took a while, but piece by piece their argument was picked apart, with critics exposing mathematical errors, logical inconsistencies and deficiencies within the IQ tests cited (such as questions on trigonometry that measure educational knowledge rather than intelligence).

This session presents the decade of work by the Carnegie Foundation's Knowledge Media Lab (KML) that helps promote collective educational knowledge building and sharing.

Given Indian teachers' and educational administrators' knowledge of the dire reality, and the uncertainty surrounding the benefits of achievement tests for the majority of India's schoolchildren, it is easy to understand why India opted out.

To test our hypotheses, we rely on survey data from 938 Singaporean firms, providing in-depth information on three sources of demographic diversity (i.e. gender, age, and nationality of R&D employees) and two sources of task-related diversity (i.e. educational and knowledge area background of R&D employees).

For participants who received the educational message, knowledge about and attitudes toward low-impact hiking were measured twice, immediately after viewing the message and at the end of the experiment.

His work as an active researcher in educational innovation, knowledge management, educational technologies and educational communities based on social networks has generated numerous publications and information products.

More general, as a result of a lower level of resources of migrants (educational, occupational, knowledge of the educational system, a lower command of the host country's language) their children are more likely to be selected and allocated into lower educational streams and school-types (van de Werfhorst and van Tubergen, 2007).