Sentence examples for structuring questions from inspiring English sources
Validity was assumed by structuring questions based on previous research in the areas of task motivation (Dörnyei, 2001, 2005; Dörnyei and Ushioda, 2011), student autonomy (Benson, 2007, 2013), and student feedback on language learning (Blackstone and Jaidev, 2015; Hafner and Miller, 2011; Takeda, 2015) The questions in each of these three areas are shown in Tables 3, 4 and 5 below.
After a consultation exercise with a simulated patient, four students were asked to reflect on this experience guided by the reflection structuring questions.
We are intentionally structuring questions to target both introductory and advanced levels of thinking so that we can monitor improvement of student thinking as students progress through the curriculum.
Allowing women to choose more than one study design option, and structuring questions in a less "leading" format, would have probably helped clarifying whether randomization was absolutely unacceptable or would be a possibility.
Our proposed method of assessment through facilitated reflection may be beneficial for this learning process as it structures reflections by means of structuring questions and provides feedback on essential aspects of the process of reflection as StARS® items are scored.
The semi-structured interview guide included eleven structured questions about the fFN test (e.g. results; subsequent admission or transfers) and seven open-ended questions inquiring about their experiences having the fFN test (Table 1).
The self-administered questionnaire included 32 structured questions.
The second section of questionnaire was based on qualitative semi structured questions to gather information on climate change and its impact felt by the respondents.
The questionnaire, which included structured questions about HIV-related knowledge, attitudes, and testing behavior, was pre-tested and revised prior to training surveyors and commencing data collection.
Interviewers asked structured questions related to respondents' recent experience with pandemic (H1N1) 2009.
They included short structured questions for clinicians we were unable to shadow.
