Sentence examples for encouraged active from inspiring English sources
In peer-led workshops, small groups of students participated in solving problems and other activities that encouraged active learning.
They reported that a sequenced set of activities that encouraged active forms of learning was associated with improvements in children's school performance and social adjustment, whereas participation in programs using less organized approaches to activity implementation and didactic instruction was not associated with child outcomes.
By the time he graduated, he had also fallen under the spell of Brecht's "A Short Organum for the Theatre," which set out the playwright's aesthetic for epic theatre his attempt to engage the audience in a play of contradiction that encouraged active critical thought and departed from the passive emotional catharsis encouraged by the Aristotelian principles of drama.
By employing these different strategies, the instructors ultimately sought to establish a learning environment that encouraged active engagement by the students.
McCarthy also encouraged active participation by the course participants, who covered a wide range of age groups and career stages--from Ph.D. students to senior researchers and research administrators already in charge of European Union (EU) contracts.
He also encouraged active recreation in the parks, as opposed to just setting aside parks for passive admiration.
Community policies and programs can encourage active living and promote physical activity among residents.
For slightly older children the LeapBand from leapfrog.com is a wrist monitor that encourages activity by awarding points towards the in-built customisable pet – encouraging active play.
Policies that encourage active modes of transportation, for example, may increase population physical activity or decrease air pollution exposure.
LeapBand: £29.99, leapfrogstore.co.uk LeapBand is the only activity tracker made for kids and is aimed at encouraging active play and healthy habits, with 50 fun challenges.
Such distortions encourage active viewing.
