This paper is therefore an expedition to unpack constructs underpinning players' situated and embodied problem-solving trajectory, a key competency for STEM learning.
The fan's experience of baseball has not become an embodied math problem.
Of the teams that fired coaches or general managers on Monday, only two, the Bears and the Chargers, have quarterbacks who are considered championship-caliber. Whisenhunt might embody the problem more than most.
For Godard, even love itself is something that is always winding down and his lover, his wife, the muse of the best of his early movies, Anna Karina, embodies this problem.
Robert Verkaik meets a man whose story embodies the problem A council leader accused of presiding over a culture of "dangerous incompetence" which contributed to the death of Baby Peter was fairly removed from her post by the Children's Secretary, Ed Balls, the High Court ruled yesterday.
Participants would try to imagine how the directed actions were intended to embody the problem solution, and would in some cases guess incorrectly and be led down the wrong path as a result.
It was a theme problem -- a theme problem embodied in the character of Atticus Finch.
A design process can be characterized by reflection-in-action; that is, the process consists of a series of problem solving activities and each is embodied with a problem and a solution.
It embodied a fundamental problem at the heart of the Confederacy, namely the relationships among the states and the relationship between the states and the central government.
It's a question that in a very folksy way embodied the whole problem. A. Well, it got to the basic common denominator.
The EV1, which could go only about seventy-five miles before needing to be charged, embodied the perennial problem of "range anxiety": if your battery ran down far from home, where would you recharge it?
