Sentence examples similar to thinking about eliciting from inspiring English sources

Worth thinking about, indeed.

Thinking about makes me weepy.

What they learned by eliciting student thinking about the topic contributed to their PCK for teaching this new topic.

The key elements for orchestrating the discussion are (1) eliciting teachers' thinking about the lesson segment, (2) probing for evidence, and (3) helping the group to connect their analyses to key mathematical and pedagogical ideas (Borko et al. 2014).

Other instructors explicitly use preassessment questions during the Engagement phase, not only to elicit student thinking about their prior knowledge of the subject but also to systematically collect information on all students' ideas to guide instruction.

Then we collected student responses to these assessment items, and conducted think-aloud interviews to better understand student thinking about natural selection and the ways in which the assessment items were eliciting that thinking.

"Hopefully it elicits a conversation and gets people thinking about how they use animals in their daily lives," Peter says.

Instead, they are an attempt to elicit an emotional response and shift thinking about the nature of fetal remains.

The challenge for future studies on the environmental determinants of disease is to develop new approaches for thinking about processes at the system level that in turn will elicit new study designs and data analysis.

Greenman doesn't think so; he argues that there's "romance in thinking about what's unrecoverable," whereas a saved correspondence that can be re-read and easily amended elicits a dulled version of heartache.

First they were designed to elicit a general sense of approaches to, and ways of thinking about the racial achievement gap within EDCO's member districts.