A hands-on study is conducted for the assessment.
Until recently, capturing critical fine scale features required laborious, hands-on field surveys that took days to collect data and time limitations usually required surveys to be restricted to selected areas of a wetland.
Students gain hands-on practice with observation, interview, survey, focus groups, and expert review.
Situated behind the Blue Mosque in Sultanahmet, this small school (Akbiyik Caddesi, 72A; cookingalaturka.com) offers hands-on, half-day cooking classes that survey both Ottoman classics and dishes you're likely to find in Turkey's home kitchens.
A hands-on project was defined in the survey as "a hands-on project such as a science fair or research experience" and was analyzed as an independent group, because it can be performed inside or outside the classroom.
Three prototype tools were evaluated by managers using pre/post surveys that included hands-on tutorials to explore the functionality of each.
The United States Geological Survey in Denver, Colorado, has hands-on fossil kits available for loan (for Colorado teachers only).
Finally, it is important to highlight the relevant contribution of Kasunic's technical report (2005) for conducting surveys in SE, in which a seven-stage survey process is detailed and presented through a hands-on guideline.
According to the survey, what young people most want is hands-on work experience and mentoring from entrepreneurs.
This hands-on approach has made MIT a consistent leader in outside surveys of the nation's best colleges.
Students gain hands-on experience, for instance by analysing data gathered by mobile-phone surveys in Tunisia and the Democratic Republic of Congo.
