Using the model they have learned from us--one which emphasizes education, skill-building, and sharing rather than diagnosis and individual treatment--they are able to continue to help themselves and one another.
If the researchers had explored the macrophagic invasion mechanisms or pore-forming toxins phenomena without using L. monocytogenes as the specific model, the information they learned would simply have become a generic list of facts, rather than a contextualized, validated, and applied model separate from the phenomenon.
Yet European countries with high unemployment do not need to look to America for a role model: they can learn as much from each other about the benefits of flexibility (see article).Everyone knows that Europe has a high rate of unemployment on average.
It's so important to explain the processes and to set an expectation that learners model how they've they learned with the next series of learners.
Dylan has said that Adam is "a role model in acting" and that they learned a lot about comedy from him.
These models were different on how they learned and represented the environment and how they planned to catch the goal.
As coaches and role models, they translate the skills they learned in the military to skills that help children face the challenges of poverty and broken homes that are common in Homestead, which is one of the most under-served areas of Miami-Dade County. Miami-Dade County
Instead, they learned the PSC model as they also learned to be TLs and lead their colleagues through two PSC iterations.
We used zebra finches as a model system because they learn a complex motor sequence, show very significant reduction in song variability with learning (Ölveczky et al., 2005; Ravbar et al., 2012), and have separate but converging neural pathways for controlling learned aspects of song (VMP) and for driving vocal variability and plasticity (AFP).
A summer camp in northern Virginia trains preteen girls to be models, someone explained; they learn makeup, hair, and runway techniques.
