Sentences with phrase «everyday contexts»

To be able to make sensible estimates of length in everyday contexts.

This puts the online training material into everyday context.

What does all of this mean for everyday contexts and interactions for young children?

Alpha is also often used in everyday contexts as a synonym for leader.

She juxtaposes Korean stones, are packages or other objects from her childhood and Korean culture within everyday contexts to create poetic and ambiguous situations.

«Everyday contexts present a wilderness of vaguely marked and ill - defined occasions for thoughtful engagement.

I adored losing myself in stories of other times and places — stories that transported me, through the author's imagination and my own, from my mundane everyday context into new worlds of excitement, danger, mystery, and beauty — so strange and exotic, sometimes, that it was hard to believe they'd once been real.

«My research examines how children learn about complex causal dynamics in everyday contexts and how to advance these abilities through learning in the classroom and beyond.

The director of legal services innovation at an unnamed top - 50 firm puts this into everyday context: «I see robots as a massive everyday opportunity for the firm to do what our lawyers already value, which is to think and to have space to think.

Deborah is a dynamic teacher and experienced counsellor who makes developmental science come to life in the everyday context of home and classroom.

He adds, «Once we get out of the lab or temporarily induced settings and consider the everyday contexts in which people live and interact, we can not simply assume that interventions to clean up disorder will have invariant effects.»

«Ordinary Behavior» explores the uncanny relationship between human and technology in an everyday context.

Streb explains how Brown's choreography often works to explore simple actions — such as walking — when taken out of their everyday context.

I think in these everyday contexts a curator is someone who is an arbiter of taste, a critic, one who sorts through the morass of things to find the very best.

Exploring the cognitive and sensorial conditions that underlie our discursive modes of communication, Hill experiments with the material and sonic properties of language to offer provocative meditations upon the production of meaning within our everyday contexts.

In placing his works within a gallery space, Versteeg separates technology from its everyday contexts and allows viewers to approach mass - media imagery in a more reflective environment.

Cox's artwork often deals with overlooked forms and everyday contexts.

The CENTER of the EARTH draws parallels between the use of altars and water in religious and everyday contexts.

At the same time the artist seemingly plays on the idea of the ready - made by fabricating such objects in lead and bronze and situating them outside of their everyday context.

As a special feature in the exhibition, an excerpt of Gary Hustwit's documentary Helvetica reveals the typeface as we experience it in an everyday context.

multi - or interdisciplinary perspectives on the everyday contexts of libraries affecting their collections, services, budgets, user groups, external relations etc..

Deborah is a dynamic teacher and experienced counsellor who makes developmental science come to life in the everyday context of home and classroom.