Sentence examples for sociocultural understanding from inspiring English sources
The instruction comprised a three-week concept-based unit based upon a sociocultural understanding of language development and included a grammaticality judgment task as part of a pretest-posttest quasi-experimental design.
This mixed methods study aimed at understanding sociocultural factors related to malaria infection along the Vietnamese Cambodian border.
The teachers' collective sense-making activity, viewed from a sociocultural perspective, generated understandings of curriculum and instruction that informed the dynamic vision of the school and led to changes in their approach to classroom practice.
One practical implication of this idea is that (with solid understanding of sociocultural affordances) constraints in learning contexts should be designed to support continuous functional exploration of performers [52].
The underlying answers to the social inequalities in different types of tobacco use in India cannot be sought without understanding the sociocultural milieu of tobacco use.
As the co-occurrence of mental and physical health problems gains recognition in the public health agenda, a more nuanced understanding of sociocultural influences on women's lifetime health is crucial.
Rather, insights into the mothers' perceptions and behavior provide better understanding of the sociocultural context by which the recipients understand the exclusive breast-feeding message.
Rahman [ 32] states that an understanding of the sociocultural context is essential for culturally-adapted interventions.
Understanding local epidemiology, sociocultural context and barriers to seeking care can play an important role in designing an integrated package of health system improvements.
Consideration of historical, political, and sociocultural context is central to understanding African leadership [ 10- 14]; however, little empirical work has been done to characterize leadership in this setting, particularly in health care.
Van der Straten et al 8 concluded that this knowledge, along with a better understanding of the sociocultural context in which these practices are embedded, could help improve education strategies to address potential modifiable behaviors.
