The extra time freed up supports teachers' attempts to increase students' engagement of self-generative questions, claims, and evidence (Roth, Tobin, & Ritchie, 2008).
I walked alongside her, and would approach the people lining the streets and ask, "Do you need any extra time?" and then hand them their prize: Eight inch circles of construction paper, numbered like clocks, and labeled as "Free Time," "Extra Time," "Spare Time," "Lots of Time," and so forth.
Mark Clattenburg (England) 7 Will have been glad to see Raphael Guerreiro's extra-time free-kick hit the bar, having awarded the set piece incorrectly when it was Éder, not Koscielny, who handled.
Ronald Koeman's extra-time free-kick at Wembley earned a 1-0 win - again over Sampdoria - for a team built around the talents of Guardiola, Michael Laudrup and Hristo Stoichkov.
The Redskins apparently needed the extra time to free salary-cap space before Coles signed the offer sheet, which included a $13 million signing bonus.
The final six minutes of regulation and three minutes of extra time featured free-flowing soccer at both ends, and Casillas once again had to rescue the Spaniards.
Either Cohen or Slutskaya, or both, could take advantage of the extra time during the free skate to flaunt their athletic edge over Kwan.
The game remained scoreless until German substitute Mario Götze scored in the 113th minute, then in the last minutes of extra time Messi's free kick sailed over the net, and Germany won the game 1-0 to claim the World Cup.
The game was televised live in Germany, and cameras lingered on a tearful Zeyen, who could have tied the game and sent it into extra time with a free throw in its dying moments.
But the extra time isn't totally free.
