The observation records, which were for understanding the characteristics of questioning during class, included data, such as the date of observation, class name, faculty name, total class time, whether to use questioning, question type, intended answerer, whether to wait after questioning, wait time, whether students answered or not, and the faculty members' response to the students' silence.
evolution knowledge construction, characterization of the methodology validation in science evolution, discussion about proof in science, questioning (other questions, more precise questions); call misconceptions into question.
Then we completed this assessment with a location and an integration of other epistemological change indicators in the following discourses: evolution knowledge construction, characterization of the methodology validation in science evolution, discussion about proof in science, questioning (other questions, more precise questions); call misconceptions into question.
But it was dawning on him that the audience was chiefly interested in questioning the question, and in the questions raised by the questioning--not just about Indians but surely about gravity as well--and if you looked very closely you could see that the little look of mischief in his eye had vanished.
Trying to find a useful way of defining their problems is pretty much the same as questioning the question in theory.
Prior to and following a six-week teaching period involving different teaching applications based on questioning, the questions formulated by the students were comparatively examined and analyzed.
It has nothing to do with refuting the answers, and everything to do with questioning the questions.
As Mr. Hunt made his statement and responded to questions, questioning of Mr. Murdoch focused on support for the Iraq war by his newspapers.
Despite the similarities in the questions, questioning varied slightly depending on whether the respondent was from the private or the public sector, given the differences in role.
Therefore, studies are warranted to examine ways in which patients can influence their physicians' decisions by providing more accurate or focused information, asking questions, questioning diagnoses and discussing medical tests and diagnoses they may be concerned about.
So I was happy to encounter Edmund Wilson's cruel, cruelly funny poem "The Omelet of A. MacLeish" ("And the questions and questions / questioning / What am I? O / What shall I remember? / O my people / a pensive dismay / What have I left unsaid?") as a tonic for poetic flatulence generally.
