Though not as fast as Part I, and more intentionally cut to fit the rhythm of the music, it feels even more chaotic: the same few images keep coming up in wide-screen, while others continue to flash in full-screen, scattering the eye and altering perception. .
The more intentionally we all speak to each other (you to me, me to the student, and, most importantly, you to your student), the more we can create the most fulfilling college experience possible.
The gimmick of "The Rules" was simple and elegant, similar to the device Mark Twain employed to more intentionally comic effect in "A Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur's Court".
They even move more intentionally as they climb to seemingly impossible heights and then find safe ways to get down.
This paper argues for the need for instructors to more intentionally foster higher order thinking skills in economics students, as these skills lend themselves to longer-lasting, more transferable knowledge.
To meet the challenges of current public health problems, national leaders in the United States have encouraged local health departments (LHDs) to reduce direct-care, personal health services and focus more intentionally on population-based approaches to protect and promote health and to prevent disease and injury [ 1, 4].
As a result, we argue that Bloom's taxonomy is a potentially useful tool for instructors to more intentionally create assessments that challenge students' epistemological beliefs by assessing both lower and higher cognitive levels.
It's to admit my own self-centered thinking about my wardrobe and to encourage everyone, including me, to shop more intentionally.
"It's important to note how crucial public opinion is in creating pressure on the administration to act more intentionally on behalf of these citizens," Soltan and his sister, Middle East strategy consultant Hanaa Soltan, wrote to HuffPost.
Students help-seeking with classmates ranged from: a) incidental conversations between classes to; b) more intentionally communicating about specific course content, notes, assignments, resources and administrative questions to; c) studying together in loosely structured groups to; d) collaborating on and reviewing assignments with peers.
