The connectivism, refers to the construction a self-organizing learning system and changing activities, individuals and communities.
But if Disguise is not such a perfected achievement as The Speckled People, it is nevertheless an eloquent and haunting book about identity and the construction of a self under duress.
If a device, based on the construction of a self-locking loop, could be made of a resorbable material it could minimize the risk of adverse tissue reactions but potentially maintain the advantages experienced with traditional cable ties.
A review of relevant literatures led to the construction of a self-report instrument designed to measure two subtypes of student engagement with school: cognitive and psychological engagement.
This study deals with the construction of a self-report tool for pediatric chronic pain, designed to improve verbal expression in painful children.
This paper reports the construction of a self-report Violation Willingness Scale (VWS) for pre-drivers, examination of the existing Attitudes to Driving Violations Scale (ADVS) in pre-drivers and some preliminary data on the development of propensity to risky driving.
Most of the direct jejunostomy techniques require the construction of a self-closing valve and splint by suture plication of the jejunal serosa over a tube.
Voltaire's skepticism descended directly from the neo-Pyrrhonian revival of the Renaissance, and owes a debt in particular to Montaigne, whose essays wedded the stance of doubt with the positive construction of a self grounded in philosophical skepticism.
More specifically: if the elements presuppose the self, the construction of the self out of elements will be circular.
For example, narratives describing encounters with purposive rational systems may tend towards constructing the self as a passive recipient subjected to anxiety or towards the construction of the self as an active and confident participant in purposive rational systems.
For example, relationships between the construction of self and how this is informed by our cybernetic attachments and relationships [is vital].
