Sentence examples for situated words from inspiring English sources

Interestingly, the participants significantly (p < 0.05) gained more situated words (M = 9.27, SD = 6.44; M = 7.33, SD = 5.68) than words that were designed to appear more frequently (M = 6.73, SD = 6.17).

In this study, given that the initial learning of a fundamental mathematical idea is situated in a word problem context, we expect PTs to develop a particular type of SCK skill, reasoning from concrete to abstract, which is well supported by the literature (Goldstone and Son 2005; McNeil and Fyfe 2012; Pashler et al. 2007).

Caian gives his name to the hamlet of Tregaian in which the church is situated: the Welsh word (shortened here to tre) means "settlement", and "‑gaian" is a modified form of the saint's name – i.e. "Caian's settlement".

As a viewer looks through the books, the words, differently situated on successive pages, have a visual flow.

Stewart's center, in other words, is situated not between the right and the left but between the top (our leaders) and the bottom (crappy TV).

In situated vocabulary learning, the words are learned in the context of its use thus facilitating knowledge transfer.

There is already network analysis technology that situates people and words in the same Euclidian space with emergent properties (Oshima et al. [2012]).

In other words, persons similarly situated must be similarly treated.

In other words, the apologists situated colonialism in a progress narrative.

The basic tenet of activity theory is that human activity is object oriented, mediated by tools and socio-culturally situated (Vygotsky 1978) In other words, goals are achieved by social activity.

This paper argues that by locating the achievement of reading a new word within the situated activity of reading with a peer, we are able to see children's competence and agency in enacting an environment for language and literacy learning.