The cyclical practical inquiry model follows four events, namely a triggering event, characterised by a sense of puzzlement, followed by collaborative exploration and information exchange in different media, after which students engage in integration, where they connect and defend those ideas.
The disruption calls us back to recenter and engage in integration -- the process in which separate elements are linked together into a working whole.
The results of their study indicated that safety net hospitals have been able to expand and improve services to the uninsured by streamlining their operations, engaging in integration, and actively pursuing paying patients.
For example, Felland et al. (2003) found that safety net hospitals in 9 of 12 communities studied were not only intact from 1990-2000 but were also able to expand and improve services to the uninsured by streamlining their operations, engaging in integration, and actively pursuing paying patients.
The class thus engaged in the Integration phase of the inquiry model, testing and defending their answers, until they reached consensus.
Lesion studies have revealed specific brain areas, particularly the cerebellum, to be essential for a variety of coordinated movements, and lend support to the view that the cerebellum is engaged in the integration of simple movements into compound ones.
Taken together, our results provide the first causal demonstration that the human aIPS and aSMG are engaged in the integration of sensory information for online control of reaching, independent of the nature of the visual perturbation.
Notably, theta activity in the rat ECoG is thought to represent an active cognitive and behavioural phase in which the animal is engaged in sensorimotor integration, spatial orientation and learning, and during which the hippocampus sustains a theta rhythm (Winson, 1978; Buzsáki, 2005; Kay, 2005; McNaughton et al., 2006).
These complex interactions also support the hypothesis that parabelt regions are engaged in higher-level integration of complex stimulus features.
One explanation for our observation of a large Aud:Vis reactivation effect in the pSTS is that the during recognition memory of a congruent, but cross-modal, test-probe stimulus pair, the pSTS is engaged in a multisensory integration of the current visual item with the previously presented auditory item.
