Sentence examples for hypothetical learning from inspiring English sources
The intended instruction is usually hypothesised in so called hypothetical learning trajectories.
Then we design a hypothetical learning progression of scientific explanation, based on the Phenomena-Theory-Data-Reasoning framework.
The hypothetical learning progression of scientific explanation based on the PTDR Framework can be used in assessment developing, instructional design and learning scaffolding.
In assessment, resolving students' performance on explanation tasks with the PTDR framework and the hypothetical learning progression can provide detail knowledge about students' developmental outcome in scientific explanation (e.g., Gotwals and Songer 2013; Yao, Guo and Yang 2016).
A research-based framework that incorporated a description of elementary students' statistical thinking on four constructs and across four levels of thinking informed the hypothetical learning trajectory for the teaching experiment.
As the CER framework and the learning progression derived from it have undergone extensive testing thereafter proved they are more effective comparing to traditional intervention (e.g., McNeill and Krajcik 2008, 2009; McNeill et al. 2006; Songer et al. 2009; Songer and Gotwals 2012), the hypothetical learning progression we propose also needs further empirical testing.
Hypothetical learning-related changes in activity patterns associated with two sequences of five finger-presses.
"It's a hypothetical question, and I've come to learn hypothetical answers are the ones that get me in trouble," General Manager Neal Huntington said recently.
Assuming they will all learn the same underlying secret, what car will they make after they finished their collective hypothetical study?
Blackmailing citizens critical of the government seemed like a distant hypothetical, until we learned that the IRS was auditing Tea Party groups and journalists were being wiretapped.
By contrast, Edward L. Thorndike (1874 1949) handled learning as a hypothetical construct, positing a physiological mechanism: improved conduction of nerve impulses.
