This is a "bottom up" approach, focused on understanding and working with the problem on a very local level, and scaling up to promote a more global sphere of influence by learning from this approach, and identifying and documenting implications for either policy or practice transfer to other locations.
Indeed, our results highlight the notion that in the sphere of e-learning, not all formats are equal in value [ 24].
I had some of the biggest audiences I've played for outside of the indie sphere and learned a lot about being a performer and a producer.
The limited sphere of Shakespeare studies, we learn, is, for those who dwell inside it, the globe.
The use of SVM in the geometric algebra framework expands its sphere of applicability for multidimensional learning.
Each participant stands on a surfboard atop an inflatable sphere; the child learns that you can manipulate your center of gravity to avoid wiping out.
Molyneux asked whether whether a subject born blind could, upon complete restoration of sight, tell a cube from a sphere (a difference learned through touch) using sight alone.
Thorndike proposed the transfer-of-training theory, which states that "what is learned in one sphere of activity 'transfers' to another sphere only when the two spheres share common 'elements.'elements
Internet-enabled education speaks to the accessibility, diversity, and participatory sort of learning that has shaken up the education sphere since the induction and widespread use of the World Wide Web.
These developments bring competency-based learning into a sphere of legitimacy and relevance for higher education.
While accompanying Jiraiya to find a new leader for the village, Naruto also learns the Rasengan, a sphere of chakra for offensive purposes.
