They also saw the merits of learning about the city's history of torture, but with caution.
There is a lot to be said for students getting stuck into a project, and there is a lot of evidence that points to the merits of learning through longer, in-depth tasks.
Although there are few studies describing the merits of learning communities within medical schools, some of the postulated and observed benefits have included networking between students and faculty members, leadership development, and guidance with career planning [ 5].
It is accepted as a work of learning and high, although flawed, literary merit.
As such, empirical research on implementing the constraints-based instructional approach may contribute to current discussions on the process and merit of explorative learning (cf. Kirschner, Sweller, & Clark, 2006).
The Columbus Park staff has become so persuaded of the merits of group learning and small scale that every class, in every grade, is broken up into miniclasses.
We employ the extreme learning machines (ELM), multivariate regression splines (MARS), M5 Tree and support vector regression (SVR) applied in multiple aquifer systems (e.g. unconfined, semi-confined and confined) in the Marand plain, North West Iran, to encapsulate the merits of individual learning algorithms in a final committee-based ANN model.
Over the past eight years, he has spoken to tens of thousands of educators in over a dozen countries about the merits of online learning networks for personal and professional growth.
The literature on the merits of experiential learning in the cadaver laboratory continues to support the use of the student dissection experience (McWhorter and Forester, 2004; Korf et al., 2008; Sugand et al., 2010; Kerby, 2011).
It also includes such fundamental debates about the merit of the "21st Century Learning" emphasis on collaboration and creation over factual learning and retention.
But it wasn't without merit, since I learned that I don't really care about what reminds anyone of an old girlfriend or pet.
