Bridging this concept to health education in childhood, playful activities are very effective in the teaching-learning process, arousing curiosity and facilitate the child's understanding [ 34].
In our opinion, the perception that a qualitative improvement in students' learning has taken place during the course is the first step towards a more substantial and effective change in the teaching-learning process.
They were not fighting about who could present the Greek plays or philosophy or science or be the most effective in teaching the masses how to reason according to the Greek's system of logic.
The results showed that the intervention was effective in teaching the students to locate their AAC device when they needed it to request access to preferred objects.
After nearly 60 years of exploration, a resolution has been reached: either in explicit, reflective approach or using the history of science could be effective in teaching the NOS (Wang and Zhao 2016; Pavez et al. 2016; Bilican et al. 2015).
Results showed that both interventions were effective in teaching the respective operations.
Only such customized programs will be effective in teaching the employees to recognize bribes, wherever they occur and however they are masked.
Pendle was part of the parish of Whalley, an area covering 180 square miles, too large to be effective in preaching and teaching the doctrines of the Church of England: both the survival of Catholicism and the upsurge of witchcraft in Lancashire have been attributed to its over-stretched parochial structure.
The plotting in Champion's five- to eight-hour story mode is hackneyed and obvious, but the bouts are also quite effective in teaching new players the game.
New mothers rated the program as useful, and the program was effective in teaching mothers about normal infant crying, the dangers of infant shaking, and soothing and coping techniques.
It is unknown whether near-peer teaching is effective in teaching this important physical examination skill.
