Sentence examples for intended educational from inspiring English sources

A number of these criteria may be considered as general classroom management practice (outside of any intended educational value), yet we feel that such criteria may fall under the general umbrella of classroom participation.

It can hardly be expected that CHC teachers, who are unfamiliar with a social constructivist approach, could go smoothly with a new curriculum based on social constructivism and achieve intended educational goals unless they have opportunities to learn how to teach the curriculum.

For the vast majority of these college athletes, intercollegiate sports serve its intended educational purpose: imparting transferable skills such as leadership, teamwork, dedication in the face of adversity, and the pursuit of a common goal.

The challenge comes with deciding the intended educational outcomes, and designing the appropriate educational milieu.

Is the brutal honesty in her fiction intended as educational, trying to make up for an absence of open discussion in schools?

Re "Pardons on the Sly" (editorial, Jan . 25: I take issue with your suggestion that there was an attempt to bypass the Justice Department in seeking presidential commutations of the sentences imposed on Benjamin Berger, Jacob Elbaum, David Goldstein and Kalmen Stern, who were convicted of obtaining federal money intended for educational purposes and diverting it to other community uses.

These are games specifically intended for educational use.

RACT is mainly intended for educational use, and its Matlab-based architecture allows students to easily put in practice their theoretical knowledge on robotics.

For example, the SynergyNet project is intended for educational environments; these classroom environments are physical spaces in which furniture is frequently moved or rearranged to accommodate different learning activities during the course of a day [9].

Although Rousseau never intended these educational details to be taken literally as a blueprint (he saw himself as developing and illustrating the basic principles), over the ages there have been attempts to implement them, one being the famous British "free school", A.S. Neill's Summerhill (cf. Neill 1960).

This article is intended for educational purposes only.