However, Bruna (2009) argues that such pedagogical interpretation of the hybridity as a teacher's pedagogical strategy does not consider hybrid practices that are being constantly crafted by students to blend multiple ideas and discourses of home and school contexts.
This has been a field of multiple ideas but no consensus for most of the last 50 years.
Level 1 responses show a complex pattern of multiple ideas, while level 3 responses show a less connected network of nodes.
The study finds that the production and rapid visualization of multiple ideas through low-fidelity prototyping allows practitioners to reframe failure as an opportunity for learning, supports a sense of forward progress, and strengthens beliefs about creative ability.
In the academic community, multiple ideas about the purpose of SFES positions have been expressed informally.
Think of multiple ideas and test them all.
Nearly all responses contained multiple ideas (see Table 3), some of which are more "correct" or relevant than others.
For this reason, it is mounting fibre-optic cables straight onto the chips that direct the traffic between a supercomputer's multiple processors.The idea of using similar optical interconnects between a computer's various components is, based on existing technology, not something that is about to appear in humble home or office PCs any time soon.
More cheerfully, Mark Mazower, Governing the World: the history of an idea (Allen Lane, £25) traces the idea, or rather the multiple, often conflicting ideas, of international government, up to and including a world state, from the end of the Napoleonic wars onward.
This can lead to multiple, potentially competing ideas of what constitutes a solution or answer (Nicolson et al., 2002; Fischer and Greiff, 2012).
