5. Re-frame expectations -Aim for base-hits instead of home runs with your content.
To the degree that science is complex and that education implicitly frames expectations beyond the classroom, teachers may well be encouraged to include some complex case studies or problems at some point in their courses as an indication of the real world and as an occasion for developing interpretive and organizational skills appropriate to such situations.
Cultural frames are important because they shape expectations and discussions regarding the future [24].
After giving some general, not-too-technical advice about selecting bikes, carriers and child seats, Ms. Goodspeed helps her readers/riders frame their expectations.
Given this frame of expectations, the Metropolitan Opera is lucky to have the German tenor Christian Franz taking part in its final presentations of Otto Schenk's production of the "Ring," beloved by many for its Romantic traditionalism.
Phrase your questions appropriately and frame your expectations around your kids' current understanding -- and what you'll hope they'll say the next time you talk about it.
For the most part, "The Last Canyon" is framed by expectations that Powell might have recognized, if only because it tracks the factual history of that summer as closely as possible.
The options outline different troop levels, other officials said, but they also assume different goals — including how much of Afghanistan the troops would seek to control — and different time frames and expectations for the training of Afghan security forces.
Four processes of social cognition are reviewed including: (1) cognitive architecture; (2) automaticity and control; (3) motivated reasoning; and (4) accessibility, frames, and expectations.
A group meeting with the multidisciplinary team, the patient representative and the researchers concluded that the frames and expectations should be addressed in a more specific way.
