In particular, we show how we intertwined language learning theory and HCI practice in its development and coupled this with methods aimed at examining the moment to moment development of learning processes to drive the evaluation.
Besides, having spent my childhood in Westchester, where business and residential numbers are intertwined, I learned early on to take wrong numbers in stride.
While Hook maintained his previous thesis that the development of critical thinking was crucial to any valuable educational experience, his formulation of the curricular subject matter reveals the degree to which the critical method is intertwined with the learning of appropriate subject matter, whether in the humanities or the sciences.
As such, social networks seem to be intertwined between student learning and academic motivation.
This focus is an extension of decades of efforts at the K 12 level that have sought to bring authentic science practices, critical thinking, and problem solving into classrooms and to engage students in scientific practices intertwined with their learning of scientific ideas (Duschl, 2008; NRC, 2012).
F2F and GS interactions intertwined to support collaborative learning.
For instance, the autotelic principle [38] or the learning progress [37] require measures which are to some degree tailored to the problem at hand and intertwined with the particular learning model.
Successful members become deeply intertwined with one another — learning, sharing, suffering and mentoring one another.
To enable learners to understand how changes to production systems might not only affect neighboring production systems, but also building services, maintenance activities, up- and downstream supply chains and even product life cycle, the authors propose a virtually extended environment tightly intertwined with the physical learning factory.
For example, results from the Heller et al. study (2012) support the intertwining of science content learning with analysis-of-practice activities.
