Sentence examples for themes learning from inspiring English sources

A grounded theory analysis of these 65 articles identified eleven themes characterizing art and design pedagogy, grouped in three clusters: Pedagogical practices (5 themes), learning outcomes (4 themes), and assessment (2 themes).

Eighteen categories were identified and clustered into five main themes: learning, teaching, assessment, authenticity and implementation.

Founds : I extracted five themes; learning and knowledge, relations, dialogues, reflections and identity.

Findings are organised by three themes: learning to use the technology, usability of the technology, and managing safety during dialysis.

Another topic that emerges from the map is the use of virtual learning environments, which connects the themes learning and use.

Partnership for 21st century (P21 2015) skills proposed a framework for the 21st century learning and indicated that the 21st century student should master these knowledge and skills as follows: key subjects and 21st century themes; learning and innovation skills; information, media and technology skills; life and career skills.

The two most supported themes, "learned teamwork capabilities" and the more specific "valued working in a multidisciplinary team" are related, though separate important foci exist.

The literature review and interview results were used to generate key themes, learn success stories, and develop 2 structured, semi-quantitative questionnaires on elements of regulatory monitoring within a mandatory fortification environment.

Developed by Scholastic, the curriculum uses themed learning units that incorporate reading, writing, math, science, social studies and more".

Another such trial has shown that so-called career academies in low-income high schools – providing students with a smaller, career-themed learning community of like-minded peers – raised their earnings by $2,200 per year over the eight years after high school, compared with a control group.

Harrison's 1976 album Thirty Three & 1/3, his first on Dark Horse Records, contains the spiritually themed "Learning How to Love You" and "Dear One", the last of which, Allison writes, "reflects a religious renewal following the melancholy of Extra Texture".