Sentences with phrase «cumulative process»

Dewey conceived of learning as an active, fluid, and cumulative process where teachers cultivate educational experiences by giving direction to activities with which students are already engaged (Simpson, 2006).

While the belief in the cumulative processes of life permits us no superficial optimism, it does require the acknowledgment that the final meaning of evil can not be known until all things are done.

The development of the modern identity is lot a straight - line, cumulative process that leads from a fairly simple, premodern self to the complexity of today's personality.

Adequate nutrition is a cumulative process.

It's a cumulative process, when you find yourself, time and time again, having to make moral decisions.

Therapy is a cumulative process, and we can't predict when growth will come.

In the end, the path to improved reading comprehension — to mastery of the skills outlined in state literacy standards — is a cumulative process driven by effective curriculum - centered instruction.

Second, learning is a cumulative process, and 2015 outcomes reflect the schooling inputs for previous years.

It is an enriching and cumulative process, which broadens the learners» communicative repertoire, providing additional resources for interpreting and making meaning.

The collaborative efforts coincide with the advent of college and career ready standards, which express achievement as a cumulative process as students progress through each grade and which prompt school leaders to connect across grade levels.

Look at marketing in general, and social media in particular, as a cumulative process.

This world is then translated into the tactile reality of painting through a cumulative process similar to that of a dot matrix printer, with small strokes or bands painted in a regulated and mechanical fashion, forming gradients through minute striations of individual colors.

It is a slow and cumulative process that does not reveal itself as a genuine problem until it has already taken hold of you.