Sentences with phrase «conversational space»
Doesn't really make for a good conversational space.
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These committees are opening critical conversational spaces for African youth.
We are interested in creating conversational spaces, and pieces that provoke thought - change.
Notice that this figure conveys conversational spaces that can be public and social, where conventional knowledge can be introduced and explained, as well as private and individual (such as occurs when students read independently or record their thoughts in reading logs, appropriating and transforming what they have learned).
If you're able to enter and view ideograms easily, Twitter's role as a conversational space can really expand, since its most significant limit in English and similar languages is the fact that you can really only fit so much complex thought into 140 characters.
«To learn from their experience, teams must create a conversational space where members can reflect on and talk about their experience together.»
Jim Gavelek and I adapted Rom Harré's (1984) work to detail the conversational spaces in which the curriculum is appropriated and transformed, made public; and sometimes changes to that curriculum become new conventional practices (Gavelek & Raphael, 1996, see Figure 3).
Moreover, these conversational spaces are iterative.
These conversational spaces and the work done within them are the activities of the language arts, they represent our cultural practices.
Santa Lucia Gallery of Talks is a conversational space and project room where ideas and thoughts are discussed and negotiated.
This was an intervention in conversational space.
How can we help people transform their stories and create a conversational space that enhances hope and possibilities?