Sentence examples for gain prior knowledge from inspiring English sources
It is possible that concept mapping will impose lower extraneous load and becomes more useful for learning once students gain prior knowledge, so over longer learning periods, concept mapping may become more effective.
Probabilistic models of expected information gain require integrating prior knowledge about causal hypotheses with knowledge about possible actions that might generate data relevant to those hypotheses.
Hu and Wang [38] proposed an iterative separation scheme that estimates the gain factor without any prior knowledge.
It is true that the play gains immeasurably from a prior knowledge of Chekhov and runs little more than an hour.
Many students stated that the benefits of exploring an area before actually visiting, increased their confidence by being able to explore, make mistakes and allows them to use the materials and prior knowledge gained for their own virtual field note books to compare when in the field.
In optical or diffractive superresolution the transmitted spatial-frequency band is not so much extended as either multiplexed with or displaced into regions that are usually beyond reach, with no overall gain in information transfer because prior knowledge is used to make inferences of possible object structure from the image.
Using a tree reading pretest and a tree building task in tandem can be used to gain an understanding of students' prior knowledge (Halverson et al. [2011]).
Schmidt et al. (1997) commented that as students gain a certain level of prior knowledge or expertise, the degree of scaffolding should be lower (i.e. fewer resources) so as to encourage independent learning.
In Year 1, unannounced pre-tests and post-tests were used to assess students' prior knowledge and any gains resulting from lecture attendance alone.
By building upon prior knowledge and experience gained from years of dairy farming, similar conclusions are drawn and applied, especially with regard to the feeding procedures with silage.
