Sentence examples for master concept from inspiring English sources

Anxiety became a master concept.

The work that emphasizes historical and cultural minutia over airy abstractions (see his fanciful treatment of sphericity as a master concept) tend to leave a stronger impression.

The terms were extracted from a master concept map, which was created by Semmler & Pietzner (2017) especially for these studies.

Now these two waves -- the one coming from biology and the other coming from computer science -- are merging around this master concept of the algorithm, and their merger will create a tsunami that will wash everything in its way.

Classes can now adapt to a learner's needs and provide them with the skills, the instruction and the resources they need to master concepts.  .

Teachers can support students' success perceptions in a variety of ways, such as by providing (a) challenging but attainable tasks and learning goals; (b) clear and realistic expectations; (c) meaningful, timely, and constructive feedback; (d) opportunities to practice and master concepts; (e) activities that are divided into manageable chunks; and (f) explanations that intelligence is malleable.

In an effort to win, people master concepts faster so they can be first.

Test prep can help students master concepts and material that they are not as familiar with in order to improve scores.

Students who have mastered concepts are given more advanced ways to use these concepts.

Her own work with her colleague, psychologist Harry Bahrick, for example, suggests that testing enhances learning by helping students allocate study time to the most difficult-to-master concepts.

It might also help philosophy "think of itself more humbly as a mode of producing rather than as a mode of knowing or intellectually grasping or mastering concepts, moving [philosophy] closer to everyday life and its concerns, which would be good for [it]" (2001, 6).