Sentence examples for fabric of learning from inspiring English sources
"the social fabric of learning" is supported in important ways through collaboration both in a "community" and on the "network" (P18 P188).
The volume presents the sixteenth-century jurist as a "prismatic agent" through whose works a vast inherited juridical, philosophical, religious, political and anthropological fabric of learning of the West was disseminated in a revitalised form into world ripe for modernity.
Communities of practice (CoPs) such as these have three fundamental elements: a domain of knowledge that creates a common ground and a sense of common identity; a community of people who care about the domain and create the social fabric of learning; and a shared practice that the community develops to be effective in their domain [ 12].
The presence of a community of students and supervisors in the clinical context created the social fabric of students' learning, relations with the surroundings and their interrelations.
"There's a long process of learning, you know, what a dart really is, hems, fabric, and testing things out--trial and error," said Ebanks.
The authors describe it as "to weave Aboriginal knowledge into the fabric" of the learning process in order to provide authentic learning opportunities for this style of learner.
Games are increasingly becoming part of the fabric of formal learning, and are celebrated in this sphere for their ability to stimulate deep knowledge in compelling simulated atmospheres.
Stealth assessments refer to assessments which are "woven directly and invisibly into the fabric of the learning environment" (Shute and Ke 2012, p. 53).
These sounds were completely woven into the fabric of everything I learned about drugs, girls and social circles.
The Internet is in the very fabric of how we communicate, learn, shop, conduct business, organize, innovate and engage.
He studied the labels on fabric samples to learn the composition of textiles, and smuggled photocopies of Dundas's sketches home to copy them.
