Sentence examples for perceptions understanding from inspiring English sources

The socio-cultural view foregrounds the importance of examining teachers' cultural scripts (or beliefs, perceptions, understanding, knowledge, as defined differently in the literature) toward teaching and learning, especially when they teach students from diverse cultural backgrounds.

Qualitative methodology will be used to access study participants perceptions, understanding and attitudes towards handling stroke patients and GP receptionist training.

Discussion topics included: village life and events; livelihoods and the role of natural resources in livelihoods; perceptions and uses of local natural resources; and perceptions, understanding and involvement with conservation activities.

Research suggests that an individual's religious orientation and convictions may interfere strongly with his/her perceptions, understanding and acceptance of biological evolution, if they conflict with the scientific view of evolution (Cobern 2000; Southerland et al. 2001).

Prior analysis of community perceptions, understanding of research conduct and ethical norms is advocated, in order to give voice to participant community needs.

Data were collected using author-developed structured questionnaires, which were first piloted on 10 dentists and 10 persons with disabilities (not included in the samples) to adjust the instrument to account for the subjects' perceptions, understanding, and ability to answer the questions.

The combination of GIS and qualitative interviews allows analyzing the underlying drivers for the different attribution in detail with respect to different perceptions, understandings, and constructions of vulnerability.

To explore the perceptions, understandings, and experiences of maternity service staff toward the World Health Organization/ United Nations Childrens Fund (WHO/UNICEF) Baby Friendly Hospital Initiative (BFHI) and its implementation in the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU).

We applied an inductive approach, focusing on the informants' perceptions, understandings and ideas.

2) Journals documented a personal audit trail that included evolving perceptions, understandings, potential biases and contrary information that needed further exploration.

During these interviews, ten non-leading prompts (Table  1) were used to stimulate conversation and elicit participant's unique perceptions, understandings, and experiences.