Sentence examples for meaningful thinking from inspiring English sources

On the other hand, Mindtools are computer programs that engage students in higher order and meaningful thinking during the learning process (Jonassen, Carr, and Yueh [1998]).

Every dimension of the patient was meaningful in his thinking.

Davis plays a law school professor in the Oprah/Olivia Pope/ ohmygodIwanttobeher" mode, who offers her law school students the chance to work with her, if they can offer meaningful new thinking to the murder case she and her private law firm are dealing with.

This puzzle is more clever than profound, although reasons for thinking it meaningful might be conceived.

"It's about having a meaningful deterrent against people thinking of taking drugs, not about an individual who may be part of this team.

The key is moving beyond simple recall or comprehension checks to meaningful questions that encourage thinking about the solution instead of eliminating wrong answers.

We believe that we have sufficient validity evidence that these questions will provide meaningful data on student thinking in these conceptual areas of experimental design.

I wish I could say that 9/11 drew me to a meaningful new kind of contemplation, thinking, and writing about violence.

Including examples of fine art, photojournalism, fashion photography and publicity shots, the show gets you thinking about how meaningful hair can be in contradictory ways.

But in order to achieve anything meaningful, we must first stop thinking about ourselves and our society in compartmentalized terms.

The EEG device then scanned for P300 waves, known to be emitted when thinking about something meaningful.