Sentence examples for group discourse from inspiring English sources

This phenomenon applies to every use of the language and is the generating force behind all forms of peer group discourse, from rhyming slang and Hinglish to financial jargon, political obfuscation and Twitterese.

The subject introduces education informatics and the scholarship of digital teaching, and models connected learning through group discourse and collaborative inquiry in digital environments, including the reflective and participatory experiences employed throughout the course.

Simulations, handy laboratory instruments, robotics, immersive digital environments, technologies that enable students to create movies, games, and now (with 3D printing) physical working models all these can provide valuable support for knowledge building, but community knowledge building requires that outputs from such sources become objects for group discourse and continuing discovery.

The study demonstrated how an expert facilitator guided the group discourse with the use of open-ended metacognitive questions, and how students actively worked on enhancing and refining their collective knowledge throughout the group interaction portions of a PBL cycle.

A specific discourse analysis method was developed for the study, to investigate the mechanisms of explanation-building in small-group discourse.

A high and medium achieving groups' discourse and behavior were observed and videorecorded; qualitative analysis yielded several categories.

In this paper, we define insight as a characteristic of the human mind whereby a decision is made by anticipating the future, by comprehending the whole, or by creating a group holistic discourse [11].

As for the other groups, the testimony of one fighter who went to Latakia has suggested that Harakat Sham al-Islam is using Syria as a training ground to prepare to fight the government in Morocco - something that has otherwise not appeared in the group's discourse.

Contrary to expectations, there was no effect of group or discourse on the frequency of gestures, F 2, 58) = 0.29, p > 0.05.

In his final novel, The Sunset Club (2010), a group of octogenarians discourse on politics, philosophy and the pleasures of the flesh.

Although short of solutions, Freeland highlights the danger when a small, self-serving and self-satisfied group dominate public discourse, then seek a system tilted even more in their favour.