We believe that such important competencies can be supported through modelling, abstraction and scaffold self-reflection in conjunction with the learners making their own choices in the use of productive tools, i.e., by adopting the maker culture into the classroom.
Findings and Conclusions: Overall, from an analysis of stakeholders reflections in conjunction with district-level QPA findings about QP, it is apparent that conceptualising quality in terms of six separate dimensions, UNICEF has changed the policy and programme context in how quality can be addressed in the field, not only in the UNICEF-supported-districts but in the entire state.
Single-molecule total internal reflection fluorescence microscopy was employed in conjunction with resonance energy transfer (RET) to observe the dynamic behavior of donor-labeled ssDNA at the interface between aqueous solution and a solid surface decorated with complementary acceptor-labeled ssDNA.
In the current work, infrared reflection-absorption spectroscopy is applied in conjunction with isotopic labeling to detect the site and pressure dependence of the conformational change.
But at this point, the turnaround in the economy is a reflection that monetary policy has worked in conjunction with greater foreign investor interest".
Techniques of this kind are employed in conjunction with seismic reflection techniques, which involve the use of multichannel receiving arrays to detect sound waves triggered by explosive shots (e.g., dynamite blasts) that are reflected off of interfaces separating rocks of different physical properties.
Also in conjunction with the exhibition, "Reflections of Our Spirit," with dance, music and theater, Sunday from 11 a.m. to 5 30 p.m.
Thus a reading of the Rubā'iyyāt in conjunction with Khayyam's philosophical reflections brings forward a more sophisticated view of free will and determinism indicating that Khayyam believed in free will within a form of cosmic determinism.
What a sad reflection of the state of affairs, especially when considered in conjunction with the eager rush to join a bombing campaign.
