The aim of this study was to examine whether Virtual Age is effective for learning about evolution and to further explore the interplay of student concept learning, gaming performance, and in-game behaviors.
As clinical counselor, I have seen the interplay of this concept in the depths of human experience as it applies to one's journey through twists and turns in life.
Most importantly, all of these concepts assume a complex interplay of learners' individual characteristics (e.g., students' self-concept, self-efficacy, prior knowledge) on the one hand and perceived features of the task or the learning situation on the other hand (e.g. instructional quality, adaptive support, classroom management).
9 We are faced with the possibility of changing the paradigm that governs our concepts of the interplay of a primary tumor and metastases and the treatment strategies that result from these concepts.
Proof-of-concept studies as well as clinical studies will be needed to support this unifying concept, but a better understanding of the interplay of metabolism, micro- and macrovasculature may ultimately promote new therapeutic options and better patient outcome.
They illustrated the concept and interplay of the drivetrain, the driving stability electronics, and the individual functions, and also described the measures taken to make the drive-management system reliable [8].
However, for designing DEP separators with sufficiently high throughput to reach preparative scale, an understanding of the interplay of channel geometry and electrode concept with respect to induced particle velocity is required.
In his 2006 speech, simply titled "Faith, Reason and the University: Memories and Reflections," Benedict characteristically took up a knotty concept — the interplay of faith and reason.
This lecture strikes us as very good to think with at this present point: it demands we simultaneously consider the interplay of sovereign power, discipline, biopolitics and concepts of security, and race.
On Judeo-Arabic terms for love in Maimonides' context, see S. Harvey 1997; see too Pessin 2013 on this concept (and the interplay of love and desire) in medieval Neoplatonic Jewish contexts.
