Sentence examples for idea of instruction from inspiring English sources

Chi (2005) provided an explanation about why some misconceptions about systems are so robust and supported the idea of instruction that explicitly addresses characteristics of complexity.

Michelle Cahill insists that she and her colleagues are "not ambivalent about the idea of phonics instruction".

Another was the idea of giving instruction in "domestic science" to girls who knew a great deal more about it than they did.

He does not reject the idea of grammatical instruction but believes that grammatical forms should be practiced in a communicative context in performing different tasks.

Hull served on the religious education conference that produced the Birmingham Agreed Syllabus of 1975, one of the earliest to move away from traditional ideas of religious instruction.

They all offered thoughts, like the idea of moving an instruction to the listener closer to the beginning of the episode, to heighten the mystery.

But that does not mean she is sold on the idea of slipping academic instruction into sports packaging or allowing equations to creep into her mind with every ball caught on the baseball field.

Eric had the idea of adding voice instructions to help others use the device in situations where they might be too panicked to read written instructions.

He later formed a number of theories that underpin modern computing, and formalised the idea of algorithms – sequences of instructions – for a computer.

Their personal belief structure may support the idea that a transmission mode of instruction works, and as such, there is no need to change to learner-centered ways.

He was also co-author of a computer science paper on the idea of RISC, or reduced instruction set computing, with David Patterson, a University of California computer scientist, in 1980.