Whatever modality is used for teaching, whether a book or a touch screen, the principles and discipline of learning remain the same -- parents and teachers stand at the podium of a child's education.
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They are potentially at risk of learning incorrect and potentially unsafe techniques through video, for example where breaches of aseptic technique are unwittingly demonstrated, unless they learn critical appraisal skills or alternatively, learning resources are first screened by faculty.
All of the patients had requested screening after learning of the risk for acquiring schistosomiasis after freshwater exposure in Corsica.
We would think that most women diagnosed with a fistula at these screening sessions, upon learning of the possibility of a cure at GFC, would be determined not to miss out on this opportunity.
Ari and Kitty move back and forth between these two worlds: Kitty because she acts as the audience's on-screen counterpart, learning about the complexities of the politics along with us; Ari because he is not sure in which camp his ultimate loyalties lie.
A traveler reading the screen might learn of delays on the Seventh Avenue line, for example, and decide instead to take an Eighth Avenue train.
However, using laboratory measures of executive functioning as a screening measure for learning difficulties is seldom possible in large samples.
Mr. Doherty, who will introduce the first screening, learned of the titles "the old-fashioned way," as he wrote in a recent e-mail, "by scrolling bleary-eyed through the microfilm of trade papers like Variety, The Hollywood Reporter and Motion Picture Herald.
I lived in fear of names that I didn't know how to pronounce popping up on screen and learned the correct pronunciation of Cockburn from a weary-sounding man.
