Sentence examples for visible model from inspiring English sources

Therefore, this study investigated whether worked examples and modeling examples with and without a visible model would be equally effective in fostering learning of a problem-solving task.

This sweet, sad movie reminded me at various stages of Let the Right One In, Pan's Labyrinth and Ted Hughes's The Iron Man; there's also a briefly visible model of Frankenstein's monster, maybe alluding to Victor Erice's The Spirit of the Beehive.

The cavity 3D visible model was created by large-scale mining industry software Surpac after changing the measured data.

The most visible model, Samsung's $1,100 Q1, is the single worst PC device I have seen in years, thanks to ludicrous custom software and the total absence of a usable pointing device.

Epidemic acne of Westernized societies should be considered as a visible model disease of exaggerated mTORC1 signaling promoted by the Western diet.

But on Tanners Road, there did seem to be more time, more grace, more of a center, more very visible models of the way to do it right than most kids, urban or suburban, grow up with today.

To the Sports Editor: Re "In a Surprise, Vick Signs With the Eagles," Aug. 14: Professional athletes are de facto examples of success, highly visible models for the aspirations of millions of children.

These include needs related to lack of time (both for collaborative planning and instructional time for integrated STEM lessons), school structure and organization, state testing, assessments for STEM achievement, perceived lack of resources, and teacher education (both pre-service and continuing in-service PD), and visible models of STEM integration.

While children with Down syndrome have recently been the most visible models with disabilities, the "I'm Ready" campaign [does] include models with disabilities who are adults.

The most visible role model these days is Picabo Street, the Olympic gold and silver medalist in Alpine skiing.

Trailblazers If anyone has been a visible role model for female corrections officers, it is Carolyn Thomas, 50, a 27-year veteran of the department.