Sentence examples for using educationally from inspiring English sources

The content of the course did not change, but by restructuring the delivery using educationally relevant design techniques, the content was contextualised resulting in an integrated learning experience.

Roediger and Karpicke (2006a) investigated the effects of single versus multiple testing events on long-term retention using educationally relevant conditions.

Pat Justad, his brother Edward's granddaughter, said: "The lovely thing is that the story is being used educationally, but it's also slightly strange because it's always just been a family story for us".

However, the NEPS feasibility and pilot studies revealed that the standardized administration of test items (using an educationally sound selection of items) turned out to be highly error-prone for trained interviewers who are usually experts in administering interviews but not tests.

D'Agostino: Mostly the questions I got from people about the alphabet were if I had developed it with any intention of using it educationally.

We can either continue to encourage chaos by allowing our tax dollars to be used to educationally experiment on working class and poor children, and disrupt poor communities by closing schools, or we can embrace community by requiring that poor children are educated in the same ways as the wealthy.

Other studies that used less educationally relevant materials (e.g., word pairs) provide further support to a conclusion that testing can potentiate further study (Hays et al., 2013; see also Soderstrom and Bjork, 2014, and references therein).

The other 68 (53%) videos were not useful educationally; scoring (mean ± SD, 11.1 ± 3.0).

Low-income families are less able to afford these programs, and students often end up unsupervised and not using the time in educationally productive ways, as their higher-income counterparts do, ReadyNation says.

Using measures that are educationally unbiased may be of value when assessing elderly people with varying or lower levels of education, or backgrounds that differ linguistically or culturally.

Students seeking refunds of Title IV funds may only use them for educationally related expenses such as books and living costs.