For example, less skilled comprehenders were less able than skilled ones in producing appropriate causal connectives or referential ties in narrating a given picture sequence (Yuill & Oakhill, 1991); and in putting up a well-structured story when given a title (Cain & Oakhill, 1996).
This can go a long way in producing skilled learners who can be innovative graduates enough to satisfy employment demands through creativity and innovativeness.
Meanwhile, other developed countries, and even some developing ones, continue to gain ground in producing the world's most highly skilled and well-educated workers.
Or, in other words, skilled (respectively, educated) labor has a comparative advantage with respect to unskilled (resp., non-educated) labor in producing higher quality.16.16
The people affected most worked in industry, were male, employed in the southwest and they were skilled workers producing export goods... and they were much more affected than workers in the east," he said.
But in recent years manufacturers have become more skilled at producing test cars that record low emissions and very high mpg.
He argues that higher wages bring in skilled workers who produce a superior job.
Salviati was the first modern Italian factory owner to employ many skilled workers to produce glass in quantity and designed primarily for export.
Observing multiple skilled models produces a stronger self-efficacy than simply watching one person.
In other words, less skilled authors simply produce a padding document for a particular TAL template (see Listing 1 for a padding document targeting the NCL language).
