In a column in The Columbus Dispatch announcing his change of view, Mr. Portman wrote of learning from his son Will, then a college freshman, that he is gay.
In 2005, Boris Johnson (now Mayor of London, then editor of The Spectator) wrote of learning about Seacole from his daughter's school pageant and speculated: "I find myself facing the grim possibility that it was my own education that was blinkered".
In her book, whose details were first reported by the San Antonio Express-News, Davis wrote of learning in 1997 when she was pregnant with her third child, a girl, that the fetus suffered from a condition that would lead to death.
We will use the word 'feedback' for written observations entered on the form by the trainer, 'reflection' for trainees' written self-assessments and 'action plan' for written descriptions of learning goals, plans to achieve them and methods to evaluate the outcome.
The training was highly structured and based on a written set of learning objectives and activities for each session.
"If successful, this will greatly improve the effectiveness of browser privacy tools," they write of machine learning.
Corburn [ 50] writes of CBPR lessons learned in Brooklyn's Greenpoint/Williamsburg District, concluding that "street science" and "academic science" can only be integrated if the participatory process combines flexibility with agreed-upon rules of cooperation, and academics work to understand and respect local 'street' rules and norms.
While a writing component is often included with the purpose of providing formative assessment data to the instructor, the concept of "writing to learn" suggests that writing also helps increase students' comprehension of complex concepts (Rivard, 1994).
As Mr. Talbott writes of his own learning curve: "The map was not the territory".
Rivard's conviction that "The area of writing to learn in science is ideal for developing collaborative projects in classroom inquiry" (p. 976) remains as true today as it was 18 yr ago.
