These findings are akin to what other scholars surveying various schools of medicine in Africa have observed – a slow-paced transition to systems-based learning, piecemeal adoption of existing technology to transform teaching and learning, and working in silos rather than building strategic networks to develop and sustain institutional capacities for interdependence in teaching HSR [ 4- 6].
One was trained in the art of handcrafting leather in Italy; the other learned the piecemeal production-line technique of edge trimming.
He believes students learn more effectively through this piecemeal approach, which he calls "just in time" learning.
Piecemeal, we also learn about his imprisonment back home and his cellmate, a go-between in Argentina's criminal-political underbelly who swears he's the real author behind "In Praise of Lying".
In this connection, it is worth noting that according to Tomasello (2004), children tend to learn question forms in a very piecemeal way, as formulas tied to particular communicative situations, like Where's THING?
"That's the lesson that countries learn time and time again: there will often be piecemeal efforts to try to invest in how you manage the effects of a disaster, but it's not until one happens that people actually start pushing it up the priority list," she said.
And you learn the finer points of different kinds of ice, how to flame an orange peel — lots of different pointers that you can access piecemeal as you need them".
The dearth of studies that build on the previous ones or parallel their efforts on exploring particular aspects of the effect of gamification on engagement and learning suggests a piecemeal approach.
He says: "Instead of the lock-step of compulsory schooling in a fixed place, work in piecemeal ways to decentralise the process of learning and enrich it through contact with many places and people..."...
It can be communicated piecemeal to colleagues who are interested in learning from DBER.
The more he collected, the more he learned about the huckster history of the lightning rod, manufactured by various companies piecemeal and sold by door-to-door salesmen who referred to themselves as professors.
