Accordingly, the present study attempts to combine the Conceive, Design, Implement, Operate (CDIO) educational framework and 3D printing-tangible teaching materials for college students to explore potential improvements in learning outcomes.
Since then, many educational researchers have investigated the impact of these types of tangible models in teaching and learning about molecules (e.g., Copolo and Hounshell, 1995).
Medical schools should refocus faculty retention efforts on professional development programs, regular performance feedback, balancing career and family, tangible recognition of teaching and clinical service and meaningful faculty participation in institutional governance.
There were tangible things, like Jake teaching me that I CAN run for more than 30 seconds at a time (at 13-years-old, he already called himself my personal trainer!).
We are looking for speeches which enliven the European startups scene and teach something tangible.
We are looking for speeches which enliven the European startup scene and teach something tangible.
However, creating a viable educational game that can teach a tangible lesson or Common Core Standard -- while also maintaining a young student's fickle attention span -- is easier said then done.
As this writer argues, participating is an experience that has tangible results for science, helps teach larger lessons, and "engages the human imagination".
Students were taught to request tangible items that were identified as reinforcers for challenging behavior in a prior functional analysis.
Because methodical laboratory preparations, the union of theory and practice, the tangible results of an experiment, and teaching all appeal to my disciplined and inquisitive nature, my long-term goals include balancing teaching and research in an academic setting.
"We're always yearning for something tangible to use as tools to teach self-efficacy," a staff member said.
