Students were learning to recognize assumptions, make intelligent guesses based on those assumptions, determine how to test the accuracy of their guesses, and then assess the results.
The five sections are as follows (Watson & Glaser, 2010): ✓ to make correct inferences ✓ to recognize assumptions ✓ to make deductions ✓ to come to conclusions ✓ to interpret and evaluate arguments.
We must recognize when a rule is a convention or a convenience, rather than a universal law, and we must recognize assumptions underlying what we believe.
Using a qualitative case study approach, the authors document how these two students approach their respective biological problems, develop initial models, recognize or fail to recognize assumptions in their models, and revise and retest their models.
Such a framework would enable training programs to better articulate intended outcomes, recognize assumptions made, identify strategies with specific aims against which to measure program outcomes, and understand the efficacy of program components in order to determine causal relationships between program elements and intended behavioral outcomes or skill acquisition (Poodry, 2006).
The Industrial Disease Standards Panel in Toronto, Canada [ 7], and "heart presumption" legislation in 38 U.S. states [ 8] have recognized this assumption compensating firefighters who develop CHD.
Judge Breyer recognized that assumption as deeply flawed and the new rule as an unlawfully crude enforcement tool.
Even the best companies can run into serious trouble if they don't recognize the assumptions buried in their plans.
My well-intended colleagues need to recognize the assumptions they have internalized if they are ever to confront all the 'isms.
Her ground-breaking 1988 essay, "White Privilege: Unpacking the Invisible Knapsack," helped establish the language by which we can analyze these conditions and steered us towards recognizing implicit assumptions that shape our choices, including what crayon to use while coloring.
