If objectives are well defined and the content is judiciously selected to support them, the instructor's role becomes one of coach, facilitator, motivator, challenger, clarifier, and supporter.
Therefore, I propose the term 'standard PBL' to describe PBL curricula where lectures and other didactic sessions are judiciously used to support the active, self directed and student-centered learning triggered by problem scenarios.
If judiciously constructed, most Americans would support it.
Royce Mills, Timothy Ackroyd, Sarah Berger and Annabel Leventon, as they did a decade ago, provide selfless support under Ned Sherrin's judiciously understated direction.
For example, after the Legislature approved Mr. Pataki's multibillion-dollar health care plan, which included money for raises for members of a politically powerful union whose support Mr. Pataki wants, Mr. McCall judiciously described the plan as "fiscal gimmickry".
Leaders must keep sight of non-negotiable goals, such as those related to regulatory mandates as well as larger institutional priorities, thus requiring a balance of supporting autonomous motivation with using incentives judiciously.
On Thursday, Gov. John G. Rowland, a Republican who has for years kept a judiciously low profile on casino issues, said that he supported the moratorium and that any more casinos would adversely affect many Connecticut residents.
For ML and MP, bootstrap support for a given node was instead obtained using a judiciously chosen subset of haplotypes of the same length (see Additional file 1b).
The results obtained also lend support to the rationale, on which the TNB algorithm rests: handled judiciously, taking into account absence of features can enhance (not impair) the discriminatory classification power of the SNB approach.
Show not only that can you write, but that you can also judiciously sift through large amounts of research to glean the most important quotes that will support your argument.
