Sentence examples for general prompts from inspiring English sources

We used general prompts for each video, like Kersting et al. (2012), rather than more specific prompts to avoid cueing instructors to aspects of instruction we deemed important.

General prompts such as 'can you tell me more' were used.

The moderator acted as a guide for the participants helping to maintain the flow and level of discussion when relevant through general prompts and probes.

General prompts were first used to assist participants to recall their network members; individuals were asked to think of the people that they normally associate with, that are important in their lives and that they see or speak with on a regular basis.

An unscheduled "working visit" to the prime minister from the general prompted Mr Erdogan to back down; the prosecutor was sacked and the bookshop owner jailed.

The toothpaste scare helped galvanize global concerns about the quality of China's exports in general, prompting the government there to promise to reform how food, medicine and consumer products are regulated.

It not only makes the weakest more vulnerable, it also destabilizes the demand for vaccine in general, prompting vaccine makers to limit production — and that could lead to a critical shortage in the event of a flu pandemic.

When the Justice Department investigated the state for demanding checks on schoolchildren, the defiant reaction of Alabama's attorney general prompted comparisons to George C. Wallace's 1963 "Stand in the Schoolhouse Door" at the University of Alabama.

It may be that first-semester LAs are in the more nascent stages of pedagogical development, which may limit our ability to accurately assess concepts such as formative assessment by analyzing their response to a general prompt on definitions of teaching and learning.

During the Quasi-War of 1798 1800, and with Washington's strong endorsement, Adams reluctantly appointed Hamilton a major general of the army; at Washington's insistence, Hamilton was made the senior major general, prompting Henry Knox to decline appointment to serve as Hamilton's junior (Knox had been a major general in the Continental Army and thought it would be degrading to serve beneath him).

The pervasiveness of plant neglect in not only the undergraduate and high school biology curriculum but in society in general prompted several researchers to consider a broader explanatory mechanism.