Often, the purpose of experience is to humble us into remembering that we are, at best, interdependent creatures, learning to inhabit the myriad forces of life that carry us.
Learning is an interdependent process that occurs between and among all members of the clinic.
Teachers also need to structure learning activities in which children are interdependent and can learn to view individual differences as unique sources of strength.
These themes are interdependent: in the early stages of HHD, the challenges of learning to use the technology and to manage one's own dialysis affect both safety and user experience, and the usability of the machine is one important factor contributing to ease of learning.
The Edward M. Kennedy Serve America Act of 2009 and other initiatives such as service learning projects for students moved us in a more collaborative and interdependent direction.
As scheduling decisions are highly interdependent (i.e. the decision for an operation may influence decision of other operations), learning the optimal decisions for the whole schedule will not be easy.
However, Billett (2001b) underlines the fact that learning through work is a constant ongoing activity and that work and learning are interdependent.
We theoretically (Theory of interdependent utilities, see Methods and Supporting Text S1) and experimentally disentangle the two components of these social emotions: (i) learning to evaluate our actions and (ii) keeping track of our ranking.
A strong motivational aspect is the general attraction to working with others (i.e., relatedness; Ryan and Deci 2000), in an interdependent and supportive learning environment.
