Sentence examples for emerging understandings from inspiring English sources

The question originalists like Justice Antonin Scalia should be asking is not whether the framers of the 14th Amendment believed themselves to be doing away with segregated schools, but rather whether the framers intended their language to be flexibly interpreted over time based on emerging understandings and sensibilities.

The paper gives an illustration of some of the work they produced that demonstrates their emerging understandings.

The RSA teachers utilized their emerging understandings of the learners at RSA to make several adjustments throughout year 1 in order to meet the learning and attitudinal realities of their diverse students.

Our action research project thus served two purposes: (1) it helped us to study our own teaching and the emerging understandings of our students, and (2) it demonstrated action research for our students while they designed their own research proposals.

Both forms of learning can be valuable, but especially when they occur in the order in which they were sequenced: Grappling with challenging ideas, followed by a consolidation that builds on the emerging understandings rather than being espoused or proclaimed from the start.

This includes not only continuing to refine theory in light of new and emerging understandings but also to continue to develop new TEFA strategies and ways of capturing the influence and effects of these strategies through the use of mixed methods.

This emerging understanding of autism may change attitudes toward autistic workers.

But there are signs of an emerging understanding that politics does not consist only in handing out taxpayers' money.

A new and emerging understanding of how heart attacks occur indicates that increasingly popular aggressive treatments may be doing little or nothing to prevent them.

It is time for us to grapple with the inconsistencies of our emerging understanding of animals' moral worth, not the least of which is society's love for dogs and cats.

These were years in which Ann lived closely with the young Obama, who at the time was called Barry; she impressed upon him her values and, consciously and unconsciously, shaped his emerging understanding of the world.