Poorly conceived or executed shows sharpen our critical eye and lead to rigorous discourse: Why didn't this or that work?
This in turn would lead to a discourse on the connection between migrations and snow melt and the desperation of grizzly bears in particularly snowy years.
In contrast, closed questions require the students to recall factual knowledge and lead to authoritative discourse that does not promote students' meaningful learning (Chin 2007).
Thus, a main assumption within this school of thought is that fashionable management ideas primarily lead to temporary discourse within organisations, which often remains decoupled from action [ 43– 43].
Nevertheless, these differences are desired as they add variety to the interactions, and could lead to novel discourses and possibilities.
There weren't, but this led him to discourse on all the briefings he used to receive as mayor, and how he had been compelled to close down public spaces in Manhattan, and about all the things he knew about terrorism then that he could not, unfortunately, share with me, because they probably remained classified.
Previous research has considered action and adventure sports using a variety of associated terms and definitions which has led to confusing discourse and contradictory research findings.
Current frameworks and definitions in the study of action and adventure sports have led to unclear discourse and contradictory research findings.
This is a key concern because the lack of widely shared definitions or classifications among researchers has led to confusing discourse and contradictory research findings.
The hazards of a stake-holder convention which is overly-detached from conventional decision-making leads to a discourse that never successfully confronts the value controversies which the stake-holder convention is charged to resolve.
