Sentence examples for learning of inquiry from inspiring English sources

The NRC (2000) suggests five features that best define the teaching and learning of inquiry.

We invest so much time, treasure and emotion in our educational institutions because through them we hope to build cultures of learning, of inquiry, of appreciation and engagement.

O.K.?" The jury, which has been deliberating for five days, is trying to determine whether Mr. Quattrone intended to obstruct a government investigation when he sent an e-mail message on Dec. 5, 2000, endorsing a colleague's directions to "clean up those files" just days after learning of an inquiry into how the bank allocated initial stock offerings.

But the organizations with which she has been affiliated have also questioned her account after learning of the inquiries from The Times.

Her life starts again as she goes to Oxford and learns the art of telling a life and of learning the pleasures of inquiry and exchange.

For students, learners' confidence, initiative of learning, inquiry and autonomy of learning are laid importance on.

When Mr. Kane's firm learned of the inquiry, it asked that a formal defect complaint be logged in the agency records and made a legal request for documents.

Mr. Snider did not immediately inform the committee leadership when he learned of the inquiry, and crucial lawmakers were angered after they somehow found out on their own, officials said.

The Army made no announcement of the charges against Sergeant McClendon, but it provided details after The New York Times learned of the inquiry from people with ties to West Point who said they were alarmed by the allegations and wanted to learn of the academy's plans to investigate and prevent future violations.

In more updated versions of inquiry learning, constructivist notions of learning, performed by the students themselves or with the scaffolding of others, appeared.

"The admission that Andersen destroyed documents after learning of an S.E.C. inquiry is more than just unethical.