Norman et all argue that feedback on performance steers learning behavior at the undergraduate level [ 24].
She found the confidence to negotiate with her employers and steer the learning agreement that involved not just Unison but GMB, Unite and Prospect.
He was said to be interested only in learning to steer, not to land.
You're learning to steer the ship, navigation; you're pulling lines, keeping a lookout; in the galley you're cooking.
Down the mountain, the newly widowed Lusa Maluf Landowski, born of Palestinian-Polish Jewish heritage and now marooned on the farm of her husband's family, is learning to steer a new course.
In one indication that terrorists might be planning such an attack, 10 armed men seized a chemical tanker off Indonesia in March 2003 apparently for the purpose of learning to steer it -- a frightening echo of the flying lessons taken by the Sept. 11 terrorists.
To effectively steer towards improved teacher learning in schools, school leaders can engage in supportive and stimulating practices, given the right infrastructure for collaboration.
8 The critical element required to achieve this is the provision of feedback from assessor to trainee, enabling the trainee to steer his or her learning towards desired outcomes.
"There is an ocean of difference between learning how to steer a jetliner into a building and overcoming the technical hurdles in the dispersal of a biological agent to cause mass casualties," said Dr. Amy E. Smithson, an expert on chemical and biological weapons at the Henry L. Stimson Center, a private group in Washington that studies military assessments.
"There is an ocean of difference between learning how to steer a jetliner into a building and overcoming the technical hurdles in the dispersal of a biological agent to cause mass casualties," said Dr. Amy E. Smithson, an expert on biological and chemical weapons at the Henry L. Stimson Center, a private group in Washington.
