If, for example, students are imitating instructors' language (cf. Nehm et al. [ 2010b]), and different instructors use different phrases to represent biological ideas, then the sample source will impact scoring-model efficacy (as we found).
She is also an adjunct clinical assistant instructor of speech language pathology there and is the consulting speech-language pathologist at the Mary Manning Walsh Home, a nursing home in New York.
In the past, the features of each task's goal were explicitly described by a human instructor through language.
Both instructors used language that was consistent with a constructivist perspective of learning; the biology instructor often referred to students "constructing their own knowledge", and several times the engineering instructor indicated that he aimed to help students "develop knowledge structures".
Noted instructor of languages at Queens and Mercy Colleges.
First, a preliminary interview was conducted with different stakeholders namely, undergraduate students, recent graduates, English literature instructors, and language instructorsin an attempt to arrive at the target needs of the undergraduate students.
Despite these multiple lines of evidence indicating that instructors' verbal language may impact the learning environment, little has been done to systematically analyze what we are calling Instructor Talk.
This support includes financial support, orientation to the distance learning modality, regular feedback on performance, adequate time with instructors, English language skills training, computer skills training and access, and employer support to study.
This cooperative research study was conducted by an English language instructor and several Engineering instructors.
The state Legislature approved for every school not only Internet access but also a two-way interactive video system that maximizes teacher skills by allowing, for example, a Russian language instructor to address students in his own classroom as well as those at distant locations at the same time.
