The results are discussed in the light of the self-teaching hypothesis and phonological recoding.
A standardized rating by 13 experts, six of whom had not been involved in the test construction, additionally confirmed the relevance of the item content for business and economics teaching (hypothesis II).
Similarly, gains made by the CIs' students (hypothesis 3) reflect on the effectiveness of the CIs' teaching (hypothesis 2).
Some of the participants were taught proper hypothesis-testing, but these instructions had almost no effect.
When most of us were kids, learning about the scientific method for the first time, we were taught that a hypothesis is an educated guess.
If you want to point to the single best thing the efficient market hypothesis taught us, that is the lesson: we can't beat the market.
As such, the classical doctrine based on Magnolia remains to be the most-taught hypothesis for the origin of carpels in classrooms (Eames 1931 Bailey and Nast 1943; Bailey and Swamy 1951; Canright 1960; Eames 1961; Takhtajan 1969; Cronquist 1988).
Such scenarios have been the foundation of teaching clinical reasoning: hypothesis generation, pattern recognition, formulation of context, diagnostic test interpretation, differential diagnosis as well as diagnostic verification [ 32].
In trying to understand why some cancers metastasise to some organs and not others, students are often taught the 'seed and soil' hypothesis of metastatic cancer.
In medical school, doctors are taught to recognize symptoms and then propose hypotheses as to their cause, ruling them out one by one until the correct answer, and of course treatment, emerges.
Dr. Schwartz, who taught at Yale, is testing the survival-of-consciousness hypothesis: Does human energy live on after death?
