In order to enact such instruction, history teachers in particular need to understand the disciplinary ways in which language constructs meaning (Coffin2004; Schleppegrell2004), illustrated through this study's examples.
As the spinner is spun, players enact its instructions ("Right hand, yellow"; "Left foot, green"), forming a complex, suggestive architecture for which human limbs are inadequately evolved.
Hence, the unit of analysis was the teacher group, and the object of analysis was the collective sense-making activity that defined the ways in which the teachers imagined, developed, and enacted curriculum and instruction in the context of school start-up.
But no divorce law was enacted, nor was religious instruction banned from the schools.
Among these documents were the royal capitularies, quasi-legislative documents dispatched across the kingdom to set forth the king's will and to provide instructions for enacting his orders.
Unlike the citizens' initiative process where voters directly enact legislation, voter instructions embrace representative democracy by giving simple directives to elected officials and leaving to them the details of implementing the policy.
Collecting data on instructional practices is an important step in planning and enacting meaningful initiatives to improve undergraduate science instruction.
The majority of groups easily grasped the new instructions for creating and enacting the storyline, while a few groups required further guidance from the facilitator initially.
"Restraint," Mr. Obama and his campaign said then, included not issuing "signing statements that undermine the legislative intent" or "nullify or undermine Congressional instructions as enacted into law".
I will not use signing statements to nullify or undermine congressional instructions as enacted into law".
Coastal Command issued tactical instructions to enact 'full release' of DCs, spaced 60 feet apart, and set at a depth of 50 feet.
