Sentence examples for knowledge sequence from inspiring English sources

We'll be basing our curriculum on the Core Knowledge Sequence developed for American elementary schools by ED Hirsch, the educationalist at the forefront of the 'knowledge' revival.

His advice for them is to march to their school and demand adoption of the Core Knowledge sequence.

While this field trial spanned only kindergarten through second grade, it's reasonable to argue that other schools that have been following the Core Knowledge Sequence for pre-K - 8 for over 20 years have been successfully following the requirements of the new standards.

Post-training direct tests of sequence knowledge (sequence awareness questionnaire, stereoscopic recognition test) immediately followed the training phase.

The memory descriptions were also examined for knowledge sequence as we wanted to see if the two groups varied in terms of overall construction of their autobiographical memories.

Each memory was coded according to the knowledge sequence (e.g., LTP > GE > ESK; LTP > ESK; LTP > GE GEE > ESK; and GE > LTP).

Without such prior knowledge, sequences that are co-regulated with this CRM cannot be identified with other existing computational methods.

Five knowledge sequences were identified (see below for examples).

In order to see if depressed participants retrieved more overgeneral memories, two knowledge sequences, LTP > GE and GE > LTP were examined.

P-P plots were drawn to check if the distributions were skewed for all five knowledge sequences for both samples.

(Cue: CHAIR) Memories were counted for all five knowledge sequences for each participant and converted to proportion values.