After publication Present Discontents became a manual from which fledging politicians learnt the rationale of their party, and, indeed, a source book for cat calls from the party colleagues from whom Burke separated himself in 1791.
To learn that the rationale behind midwife-led units will now be scrutinised in a review of NHS England's maternity services is to hear the screeching of brakes on the juggernaut that is childbirth ideology.
For example, TAs may have experienced credibility as they learned about the rationale and evidence base for learner-centered instructional practices (see Prince, 2004, as an example).
Both content and practices are equally important to providing the ideal context for learning and the rationale for doing so.
The rationale was that it would help keep students from poor families in school, where they could learn the basics.
As adult learners [ 1], they need to know the rationale of learning what they are learning, in this instance, research ethics and informed consent (question of why it is relevant).
DREEM asks students to rate their perceptions of themselves as well as of their learning environment, for which the rationale is unclear.
To achieve meaningful learning, learners need to understand the rationale and context of application of the problem-solving strategies being learned [ 38, 40].
Anxiety: the rationale for treatment, learning to relax, and goal setting Shadowing group delivery of pragmatic rehabilitation in a hospital over eight weeks The structure of treatment how to use the visits and phone calls.
The seven emergent themes that were identified were learning culture, epistemologies, rationale and competencies, interdisciplinarity, research, self- and other knowledge, and pedagogy.
