The notion of students' ideas as influential in instruction has appeared in both K-12 and higher education literature in many forms: student conceptions and difficulties (McDermott 1984; Feher and Rice 1988), naïve theories (McCloskey 1983), expert/novice differences (Chi, Feltovich, and Glaser 1981), and mental models (Gentner and Stevens 1983; Redish 1994) to name a few.
But he was also a gifted violinist, taught by his father, Leopold, who published an influential violin instruction book.
Each of these influential universities provided instruction in geography and most established undergraduate or graduate programs at one time or another.
Instead, we recommend that future studies take a mixed methods approach to document both the extent of the instructional influence on student outcomes and how and why instruction was influential from the perspective of the students.
If the Federal Circuit Bar Association were to add "model" injunction language to its highly influential collection of model jury instructions, patent owners and courts would find lawful injunction language much harder to ignore.
After a certain age, peer culture is more influential on children than parental instruction.
Woodruff studied electrical engineering and mathematics, receiving some instruction from the influential physicist Harrie Massey, then a tutor.
A new cabinet dominated by economic reformers associated with President Hosni Mubarak's influential son Gamal took office with instructions to focus on finding solutions for unemployment, inflation and the budget deficit.
The new instructions are expected to be influential as other state courts look to revise their approach to eyewitness identification, several legal experts said.
The findings suggested that although 'focus on forms' instruction of formulaic sequences is influential in learning a wide range of expressions and developing fluency, it does not guarantee the accurate use of the obtained knowledge.
