Sentence examples for mere recall from inspiring English sources

"I couldn't finish, it got so painful," Hurley said, his voice breaking at the mere recall.

The teaching challenge, however, is to foster deep-level learning and understanding of the field according to Bloom's taxonomy (Krathwohl, 2002), that moves past the mere recall and comprehension of theory, and towards application of theory and analysis of problems in businesses.

The modified essay question failed in its role of consistently assessing higher cognitive skills whereas the MCQ frequently tested more than mere recall of knowledge.

However, item writing flaws are still a problem in high stakes exams, as has been demonstrated for MEQs that failed in over 50% to test more than mere recall of knowledge [ 15, 20].

They reported that "the modified essay question failed in its role of consistently assessing higher cognitive skills whereas the multiple-choice frequently tested more than mere recall of knowledge".

This suggests that educational designers who seek to foster deep learning (as opposed to mere factual recall) should adopt the incorporation of interactivity as a design principle.

People stare at him, and his mere presence makes them recall something they didn't realize they'd forgotten: the James Wong Howe vision of New York.

People stare at him, and his mere presence makes them recall something they didn't realize they'd forgotten: the James Wong Howe vision of New York..

It's understandable: let's recall that mere weeks ago, Rep. Brady was saying the alternative would not arrive until the fall.

If we are to be mere individuals, we must recall that the right to swing our fists -- and opinions -- ends at the tip of our subjects' noses.

"When the film version of 'Rebecca' came to Brazil, the producers' lawyer sought out my lawyer to ask him that I sign a document admitting the possibility of there having been a mere coincidence," Ms. Nabuco recalled in her memoirs.