The four non-fiction books I most valued this year have an unusual strength and depth in common; the single themes they profess to focus on are also the Trojan horses through which their writers smuggle in a whole wide world of instruction, knowledge and contemporary significance.
As the book pointed out, "discipline" comes fromt the Latin "disciplina," which means instruction, knowledge.
Instructors who report using active-learning instruction displayed knowledge of principles of how people learn, practical knowledge of teaching strategies and behaviors, and knowledge related to classroom management.
To what extent does form-focused instruction develop knowledge of formulaic sequences?
Table 4 shows the descriptive statistics of the groups before and after instruction on knowledge of collocations.
Frameworks for design of science instruction foster knowledge integration by calling for materials and activities that feature accessible ideas, make thinking visible, help students learn from others, and encourage self-monitoring.
That being said, religious scripture has been the world's most influential cultural guardian and transmitter of aesthetic vision, existential wisdom, ethical instruction, and knowledge of God, what the theologian Tillich described as Ultimate Concerns.
The Hippocratic statement "Nature, without instruction or knowledge, does what is necessary" wisely acknowledges the healing contribution of the vegetable kingdom to the treatment of various diseases.
Systematic reviews indicate that the evidence supports the use of computer-delivered instruction for knowledge and attitudes; however, insufficient evidence exists to support its use in the attempt to change practice behaviours.
