Sentence examples for learning discourse from inspiring English sources

Repair (Schegloff et al. 1977) concerns the treatment of trouble in everyday talk but also plays an important part in the study of learning discourse as the initiation of solutions to breakdowns in communication provide learning opportunities.

Along with social interaction and engagement in work-related activities then, the workplace culture can shape identity and change a deficit learning discourse to one of strengths (Ahlgren and Tett [2010]) as it impacts on attitudes to learning (Kyndt and Baert [2013]).

The European Union has developed these efforts in its Lifelong learning discourse, where it has suggested eight key competencies explicitly geared towards the coming decades [14].

Drawing on literature from various domains (e.g., collaborative learning, discourse analysis, organizational psychology) and existing CPS frameworks, as well as examining instances of students working in STEAM activities aligned with a priori themes, allowed our team to develop an initial rubric.

That is the taking-off point for an impressively learned discourse on artistic expression in Western and non-Western culture.

The background for our study is global trends and traditions of lifelong learning discourses.

By analysing political educational documents, we investigate how effects of lifelong learning discourses create shifts in the understanding of professionalism in the landscape of early childhood and schooling in Norway.

Based on their answers for the overall questions (the themes of the classroom observations), the teachers were gradually encouraged to zoom in on, analyse, and evaluate teaching and learning discourses in detail.

Technology opens up spaces for really smart learners to explore: Technologies that include peer-education, learning through discourse, learning (and forming a world-view) synthesised from multiple discourses, rather than a single, authoritative narrative about any given subject, open up spaces for really smart learners to explore.

[*Tim O'Reilly, the online publishing entrepreneur, has been speaking along similar lines of late, describing the path toward "a global brain".] I stress that the best outcomes are likely to come from hybrid — or hub and spoke — approaches to learning and discourse, involving both direct experience with other people or cold, wet, slimy living environments and digital collaboration and sharing.

We argue that members of research laboratories seek to develop new organizational capabilities such as collaboration with new stakeholders of science-driven innovation and learning a new discourse that enables better communication between different constituencies.