For example, the following comment by participant 2 indicates how her rationale of learning shaped under her learning and teaching background influences the construction of her adapted child or nurturing parent personal style.
Although this definition is quite generic, it perfectly portraits the rationale of active learning, without being restrictive.
The curriculum framework is based on the rationale of significant learning and designed on the principles of providing authenticity and creating reflection.
The rationale behind the requirement of learning from streams is that the amount of information being generated is to big to be stored in devices, where traditional mining techniques could be applied.
These embody the rationale for learning, which is elsewise typically based solely on the authority of the instructor (or, by default, a textbook).
After publication Present Discontents became a manual from which fledging politicians learnt the rationale of their party, and, indeed, a source book for cat calls from the party colleagues from whom Burke separated himself in 1791.
Further sections of this commentary outline the rationale of conceptual mapping for supporting the learning process, and discuss and illustrate the stages of mapping in relation to learning objectives of comprehension, understanding, conceptualising and extending/exploiting knowledge.
However, some students did not understand the rationale of re-ordering the teaching and learning activities (Snyder et al. 2014; Wang 2016).
Camp participants, boys ages 7 to 18, learned about the good qualities of sportsmanship, debated the rationale of different decision-making processes, wrote individual letters to the abusive characters, and wrote poems and rap songs about respect.
But what we've learned from these cases is that courts are interpreting the rationale of the Windsor doctrine broadly, as most legal experts believe they should.
