Sentence examples for instructional mode from inspiring English sources

Outside Hollywood, though, there have been powerful history movies, created in the poetic, not instructional, mode.

The three young and talented satirists in this entertaining show share a playful interest in the instructional mode.

Rogers had read about the use of oral teaching (a method involving the imitation of the instructor's breathing patterns and larynx vibrations) in German schools for the deaf, and despite the general acceptance of sign language as the preferred instructional mode in the United States she quite successfully employed the oral teaching method with her new student.

The "elenctic" mode, named from the Socratic elenchos, is more confrontational and is aimed at removing false convictions, while the "instructional" mode imparts sound doctrines.

To this end, the researcher investigated the interactive effects of instructional mode (text/graphical metaphors) with a student's individual cognitive instructional preference (verbal/imager).

The first model included, in addition to the school-aggregated student background variables, the school-aggregated students' perceptions of the frequency of implementing one specific instructional mode.

(There were 17 instructional modes in mathematics and 16 in science).

Instructional modes that are backed by such theories are referred to as "instructional components" (Seidel & Shavelson, 2007, p. 456).

Frequent use of three of the six instructional modes that aim at developing computational skills were found to be positively associated with the mean mathematics score of schools in all three groups of countries, although in varying strength.

Frequent use of other instructional modes of this type ("working on fractions and decimals," "interpreting data in tables, charts and graphs") were found to be negatively associated with achievement in low-performing countries.

Table 2 shows the regression coefficient of the different instructional modes used in mathematics classrooms on schools' mathematics mean scores in low-, medium-, and high-achieving countries (in bold in the table).