Sentence examples for task adaptation from inspiring English sources

Table 1 Completed task adaptation chart for the "Packing It In" task MEA features Task strengths Adaptations required Open ended Ambiguity of the expected solution is a strength Giving advice to a client Allowing students to choose own dimensions.

Raters' answers to the checklist were used as guidelines for task adaptation, revisions and evaluation.

Using the task adaptation chart, Clara and Hannah identified potential adaptations to further align the task with MEA design features.

Clara and Hannah used the task adaptation chart to describe the strengths of the original task with respect to the MEA design features.

The researchers also provided a task adaptation template to support the participants in reflecting on ways to further open this mathematics task and to incorporate engineering design as students proposed an arrangement of boxes for Stefan's truck.

The researchers created task adaptation charts allowing participants to evaluate the strengths of existing mathematics tasks in relation to MEA design features and to define contextual challenges for implementation.

To further validate these observations, we then interrogated these regions using an across-task adaptation technique, and found adaptation across reading and spelling in the left dorsal IFG BAA 44/9).

Indeed, a necessary step towards instruction adaptation is assessing students' knowledge state such that appropriate instructional tasks (macro-adaptation) are selected and appropriate scaffolding is offered while students are working on a task (micro-adaptation or within-task adaptation).

When the PD at 5 cm in the postpulse movement of the single task is compared to the PD at 5 cm following low and high congruent words, we find that single-task adaptation and adaptation following high congruent words were very similar (PD = 0.114±0.03 t-test, p = 0.570).

The similarity between single-task adaptation and adaptation following highly congruent words further supports the claim that easy to categorize words to do not burden decision-level process, however, hard to categorize words place a heavy burden on decision-level processing and we therefore see impairments in adaptation.

An important consequence is that for this very simple set of tasks, adaptation to an altered environment does not lead to improvements in task performance.