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IF religion ever accepts science fully, some say, the result may well be better and more nuanced the teaching of evolution.

This I chalked up to cultural differences and the fact that they were transitioning from a Soviet style of education system to more nuanced methods of teaching.

We contend that most instructors lack the rich and nuanced understanding of teaching and learning that science education researchers have developed.

Andrews and colleagues suggest that a "rich and nuanced understanding of teaching and learning" must be developed by "typical" instructors in order for them to be similarly successful with implementing active learning.

The crutch: We teach kids not to talk to strangers instead of teaching the more nuanced skill of how to discern the few bad strangers from the mostly good ones.

Faculty may use these rubrics to spark more nuanced discussions about feedback for teaching practices.

As the NRC's 2012 report concludes, "These results suggest that measuring the influence of DBER and related research on teaching requires a nuanced, longitudinal model of individual behavior rather than a traditional 'cause and effect' model using a workshop or other delivery mechanism as the intervention" (p. 173).

I had grown up in the DC suburbs, and although I'd been taught a somewhat nuanced version of history, it was still dominated by American exceptionalism.

We present new evidence in this report that untested learning outcomes are measureable and that specific components of teaching influence them in nuanced and interesting ways.

Catholic teaching on evolution is nuanced and does not correspond directly with the views of aggressive atheist scientists like Richard Dawkins.

Participants felt that a more sensitive range of intervention tools needed to be taught, combined with a nuanced understanding of the geo-political dimensions surrounding terrorism and its impact on vulnerable communities.