Sentence examples for instructions that emphasize from inspiring English sources

In the present study, we sought to ascertain whether the type of instructions (instructions that emphasize either an internal or external focus of attention) influences the development of skill representation during motor learning.

Within this framework, instructions that emphasize speed of a task are modeled as a lowering of the decision threshold compared to instructions that emphasize the accuracy of performance [32], [38] [41] (Figure 1a).

Encoding of one stimulus set was prompted using instructions that emphasized memorizing stimuli (Instructed).

Encoding of the third stimulus set was prompted by verbal instructions that emphasized memorizing stimuli.

After a semester-long introductory biology course on genetics, evolution, and ecology, and despite instruction that emphasized the mechanisms underlying variation and included formative assessment and targeted feedback, nearly one-third of our students still did not incorporate mutation into their models.

In 1878 Yamagata issued "Admonition to the Military," a set of instructions to soldiers that emphasized the old virtues of bravery, loyalty, and obedience to the emperor and was intended to counteract democratic and liberal trends.

In today's digital literacy society, education is facing challenges that emphasize the need to reconsider the traditional paper-pencil methods of instruction.

For stronger background students, the benefit of adding synapomorphies to the ladders was comparable to that of approximately two hours of instruction in phylogenetics that emphasized the ladder format.

The two educational approaches that produced the greatest impact on achievement in reading and arithmetic were both highly structured, one of them a behaviorist technique called Direct Instruction (or DISTAR) that emphasizes the use of scripted drill in academic skills and praise for correct responses.

And, techniques and practices that emphasize ability, accomplishment or competition, or require difficult and complex instructions, should also be avoided.

This can never be accomplished without the cultivation of a diverse pool of well trained, properly supported teachers -- true professionals forged in our nation's graduate education schools and imbued with a sense of instruction that emphasizes care for the whole person not merely the cultivation of test scores.