Sentence examples for encouraged to construct from inspiring English sources

So does Ms. Calkins, who writes in "The Art of Teaching Reading" that children must be encouraged "to construct their own understanding of phonics".

Students are encouraged to construct and conduct their own experiments with ecosystems comprising grass, rabbits, and up to two predator species: hawks and foxes.

According to CLT, when learners are encouraged to construct their knowledge and control their learning on their own, this will encourage them to no longer process language by simply memorizing the spelling, pronunciation, and meaning of the target words.

Finally, the participant is encouraged to construct a visual representation of the deceased's social network, using pebbles, sticky notes and coloured pens to indicate members of the network, their relative proximity to the deceased, the quality of their relationships with each other and the paths by which information travelled around the network.

When students find and correct the errors in exercises, while justifying themselves, they are being encouraged to learn to construct viable arguments and critique the reasoning of others [19].

For extended use, you are encouraged to purchase or construct a personal plant press.

The review is unlikely to conclude that interesting tools such as Rafols's scientometrics, 'Altmetrics' or 'Impact story' are ready for use as definitive measures, but researchers should be encouraged to use them to construct narratives around their work.

I can't bear it that this book is out of print, the book that taught me that it's the menu, not just the recipe, that counts, and encouraged me to construct whole dinners, whole lunches from my first book onwards.

This mode of delivery also encouraged learners to construct new knowledge by connecting video content with their existing beliefs, understanding and experience.

It's interesting to see how the recent disaster in Japan has encouraged parents to construct an agenda to protect their children.

In Chakar Dari Village, a behaviour change programme has encouraged families to construct or upgrade toilets and discouraged open defecation.