In a letter to Dr. Call, a universitywide committee on English instruction pointed out that the proposed reductions would not necessarily apply to four-year colleges, where students tend to already have better language skills.
According to Mason (1996), in the last two decades, research on learning and instruction pointed to empiricism as the basis of knowledge acquisition, that is, individuals constructed knowledge through experience.
Thus, the original directions were clarified to include the instruction, "Point to each face using the words to describe the pain intensity".
This appears to be a strong finding within our study, and our results can inform future instruction, pointing toward an emphasis on explicit instruction and practice with respect to gains and losses and as seeking the most parsimonious character reconstruction possible.
Both function like high-end portable GPS devices, with spoken turn-by-turn driving instructions, points of interest, alerts for speed-limits and speed-camera locations.
Nesson went through the jury instructions point-by-point, interspersing narrative of the case.
He reluctantly gave us some vague instructions, pointing out potential dangers of home brewing and why the bill could be a bad thing in terms of rogue fake poppers.
Thus, instruction using pointing and tracing gestures to highlight the relationship between elevation and contour lines provided the most effective training, leading to a reliable boost in performance over text-based instruction alone when learning to use topographic maps.
Women who received instruction using pointing and tracing gestures to emphasize that contour lines are used to represent elevation information on a topographic map performed better overall on a measure of topographic map use than women who received no instruction or basic written instructions.
This event, an open-ended game called Paradise Now where human beings are pawns following a list of abstract instructions for points, is the creation of Baltimore-based artist and publisher Kimi Hanauer.
