Sentence examples for ideological domains from inspiring English sources
The findings indicate that left to themselves, teachers tended to develop knowledge mainly in the technological domain and rarely in the empirical and ideological domains of knowledge.
Focusing on online news consumption, offline news consumption, and face-to-face social interactions, we define ideological segregation in each domain using standard indices from the literature on racial segregation.
It distinguishes three domains of knowledge: ideological, the domain of educational norms, values and objectives; empirical, the domain of connections between phenomena in educational reality; and technological, the domain of educational methods, techniques and strategies.
Under conditions of ideological distancing, shared concepts and domains will be narrowly assimilated − an effect we call 'encapsulation' – which creates an illusion of sharing, while promoting further self-containment.
In this case, innovators had to resort to ideological resources external to the domain of healthcare, such as environmentalism, in order to endorse the value of their initiatives.
The Communist Party, once the domain of peasants and factory workers, now attracts rich businessmen and middle-class professionals, and it has suffered a corresponding loss of ideological coherence.
It is purely ideological".
Ms. Kam "acted out of ideological motives and with the intention of harming state security," prosecutors said, by seeking to have the documents published in the public domain.
