Sentence examples for inviting perception from inspiring English sources

In move 2 he focuses on a part this first one, inviting perception lets look at, which frames the students' tasks as perception.

She then initiates exchange 2 with a question that enquires learner's individual knowledge, what's a widow, but locates the answer in the picture, inviting perception, it looks like a lady to me.

In exchange 3 (Table 14), the teacher again invites perception of the picture, is there a daddy there, but then switches in exchange 4 to enquire learner knowledge, by inviting reasoning, what do you think has happened to the daddy?

His K1 monologue alternates between inviting students' attention, perception and conception of the image, and imparting new knowledge about the field.

Their art is about inviting us into their deep perception, while his is about inviting us into our own.

Like many Turrell works, Encounter plays with viewers' perception of light, inviting you to step inside an observatory lodged in a hill.

Few moments in a queer person's life are as terrifying and affirming as coming out; it is a decision that can instantaneously redefine the world's perception of you, inviting the judgement and prejudice of strangers into your life.

They've created something that looks edgy and futuristic, but feels quite inviting once you get past your perception that Facebook belongs buried in an app.

Fabrica's team wanted "to encourage people to change their negative perception towards Lille's weather, inviting them to experience the changing vibrancy of the city".

Each blogger was sent an anonymous 'mystery package' inviting them to rebrand their generation, challenging negative perceptions of young people.

Perceptions of a mastery-structured curriculum and inviting workplace were associated with higher SPExam (β = 0.28, p = 0.02) and PEval (β = 0.51, p = 0.00) scores, respectively.