His belief in self-activity and play in child education resulted in the introduction of a series of toys, or learning apparatuses, devised to stimulate learning through well-directed play accompanied by songs and music.
Having departed that job, and with a new book that now casts him as one of those critics, Mr. McClellan is learning that the apparatus still functions without him.
Building on Foucault's notion of apparatus†, we discuss the role of inscriptions like flexibility, outcomes, indicators, and results, among other factors, in securing lifelong learning opportunities as apparatus for change.
The Jesuit Michael Pexenfelder made his intended audience clear enough by writing his Apparatus Eruditionis (1670; "Apparatus of Learning") in the form of a series of conversations between teacher and pupil.
And you don't spend that long working in the party apparatus without learning a thing or two about playing the game.
In the course of development the original pleasure principle undergoes a modification with reference to the external world, giving place to the "reality-principle," whereby the mental apparatus learns to postpone the pleasure of satisfaction and to tolerate temporarily feelings of pain.
Fifth instar Manduca sexta caterpillars received an electrical shock associatively paired with a specific odor in order to create a conditioned odor aversion, and were assayed for learning in a Y choice apparatus as larvae and again as adult moths.
Moreover, the focus of the labs is on acquiring technical and diagnostic skills, and the cognitive load imposed by learning to use real lab apparatus is possibly redundant to that goal [ 5].
Traditionally technology is conceived of as apparatus and devices, and learning technology application is to learn its functions and basic operation procedures.
