Today's society, which is strongly based on knowledge and interaction with information, has a key component in technological innovation, a fundamental tool for the development of the current teaching methodologies.
One commonality among these technologies is their potential value in supporting a constructivist approach to learning, characterized by the active discovery of knowledge through reflection of experiences with one's environment, the connection of new knowledge to prior knowledge, and interaction with others (Boghossian, 2006; Clements, 2015).
Certainly in these times of viral accessibility, contact, research, knowledge, and interaction with people, places, and things far outside our own proximity is as every-day as 24/7 updates from the farthest corners of the globe.
Future scenario design is used not for its own sake -- as in creating a fiction or fantasy -- but as a way of better entering in a conversation with the present, a method to integrate the parallel motions architecture and urban design have to engage regarding knowledge and interaction with other disciplines and endeavors.
Her qualifications, experience, first-hand knowledge, and interaction with Mexico are unquestionable, which in many ways explains the all-around support and praise her nomination garnered in Mexico, both in governmental and business circles as well as among analysts, academia and civil society.
However, exit interview data indicated that awareness of HFCs, and knowledge and interaction with the HFC chair or members, remained low among facility clients.
The proposed safety margins for teratogenicity may evolve with further knowledge and interactions with Health Authorities.
Whether it is a product or a service, offering flexibility typically was very labor intensive and required close knowledge of and interaction with customers.
This purpose relies on the development of products using knowledge sharing and interactions with some coordination between these varied activities.
The latter lay on the development of products by means of knowledge sharing and interactions with a certain level of coordination between these varied activities.
This was done to ensure that the participants had adequate knowledge, experience and interactions with the NHIS and their accredited providers in the insurance system [ 17].
