Sentence examples similar to more in depth learning from inspiring English sources

Programmes like Educate and Celebrate do this through "usualising" and "actualising", with the former focusing on acclimatising students and teachers, removing the threat of difference and making references to anything LGBT into an everyday occurrence - and the latter exposing students to more in-depth learning and specific lessons devoted to examining LGBT issues.

Permanent repetition will lead to a more in-depth learning.

He and others believe that the state standards contain so much factual material that teachers will be forced to skip more in-depth learning activities that would give students a better understanding of the scientific process.

Subsequently, further criteria were developed to support more in-depth learning, i.e. aligning learning methods with learning objectives and assessment.

Many also wished that there had been time and encouragement for more in-depth learning as they preferred to see the utility and application of learning as opposed to 'learning by rote'.

With specific reference to smart learning, Hwang (2014) called on researchers to propose new thoughts about the pedagogy of smart learning and to develop more in-depth analyses of learning patterns.

Regional one day seminars with more in-depth teaching and learning were arranged at the end of the intervention.

They applied a process-oriented research approach, i.e. using high-frequency measured state-items to gain more in-depth information about students' learning and emotional states.

Students' phases of model development, reflecting aspects of engineering design, were identified through iterative refinement cycles of analyses to generate more in-depth evidence of students' learning (Lesh and Lehrer, 2000).

We conducted a focus group session to gain more in-depth understanding of student learning experiences and perceptions.

Yet participants agreed that children were enthusiastic about the idea of learning more in-depth ICT skills.