Sentence examples for passively participating from inspiring English sources
Re "Cell Yell: Thanks for (Not) Sharing" (Nov. 22), I am one who objects to the obligation that cellphone users who answer their phones in public thrust on others in proximity -- that of passively participating in their sides of the conversations.
The core value of ECE lies in 'child-centredness' , a popular view in child psychology today which acknowledges individual differences in rates of early development and requires teachers to help children actively construct their own learning experience rather than transmit knowledge to passively participating students (Rao et al. 2009).
If you are reading this article, then you are (at least) passively participating in the inflection made possible and mediated by electronic connection.
We must move from passively participating through funds to actively investing in operating companies who return generate long term profits and sustained social change.
An attending relationship is based on a one-way relationship between patients and students resulting in patients passively participating by letting students to practice on their bodies but without engaging in a learning dialogue with the students.
Your brain thrives when it is actively engaged in activities rather than passively participating.
Remix, instead, is hoping to attract a larger audience by appealing to those who like to more passively participate.
And one could argue that it has also failed to provide essential tools for those who want to passively participate on Twitter, instead of actively tweet.
Not only do we passively participate in institutionalized racism as white people, we benefit from it!
Towards the end of the interrogation, which Spires describes in the complaint as "horrific and unbearable," he signed a statement saying that he had "passively participated in homosexual acts," per the complaint.
[ 66] According to the DLHR the health professional passively participates by permitting his or her clinical findings or treatment to be used by authorities to aid the process of torture.
