Sentence examples for more democratic learning from inspiring English sources

The Ecology of Resources model helps to support this ostensibly more democratic learning approach.

Chavismo is going to have to learn how to deal with an opposition and learn to be more democratic, learn how to recognize pluralism, or it's going to become a much more authoritarian government.

Co-creation and co-production of knowledge are lauded as a more democratic, and potentially more useful, type of learning activity than many other knowledge exchange events [ 118].

In support of these theoretical insights, Kumler and Lemos (2008) found that water-management reforms in the Paraíba do Sol River Basin in Brazil that created polycentric and more democratic nodes of decision-making improved opportunities for learning and resulted in governance that appeared more responsive and flexible in face of severe drought.

This provides arguments for the continued application and further assessment of the potential of AFR in supporting priority-setting and other decision-making processes in health systems to achieve better agreed and more sustainable health improvements linked to a mutual democratic learning with potential wider implications.

Online learning represents a considerable opportunity for universities to promote larger and more democratic access to intellectual resources, reducing the social gap that is often related to on-site learning.

The more democratic approach to managing desire lines is to listen to and learn from them.

Is it becoming more Democratic?

Cruising today is more democratic.

It's much more democratic".

What could be more democratic?