In addition, says Dr. Roediger, frequent testing has the practical effect of breaking material into chunks, which helps students keep up in courses that cover lots of ground.
Even the building materials here – vast chunks of Plymouth limestone – have a masculine air.
Break The Study Materials Into Small Chunks.
(Agglomeration is the fusing of fine feed material into larger chunks that can be fed into a blast furnace or retort, eliminating the problem of losing the fine feed in the hot air blast).
When the reflective material was applied to the backdrop in 100 feet strips, however, variations at the seams of the strips led to obvious visual artifacts, a problem that was solved by tearing the material into smaller chunks and applying them in a random "camouflage" pattern on the backdrop.
Chapters help break up your material in manageable chunks for the reader.
Each company offers online materials broken into manageable chunks, with short video segments, interactive quizzes and other activities — as well as online forums where students answer one another's questions.
Ms. Rowling contends in the lawsuit that the lexicon copies large chunks of material from her own books while adding little new information and insight.
But when it came to science, the Georgia Education Department omitted large chunks of material, including references to Earth's age and the concept that all organisms on Earth are related through common ancestry.
Part of the idea behind the proposed migration of BBC3 online is to allow formats and programmes to loosen up and become more web-friendly: there may be chances, for example, for comics to test out short chunks of material to see whether they fly.
