In those sections, the underlying question is what does media add over and above the already
existing learning context --(a) the methods classroom, (b) classroom observations, and (c) internship experiences.
Not exact matches
For instance, they had
learned that Jesus Christ is the answer to human problems but the Christ to whom they had been introduced was a figure unrelated to the great
context in which he appeared and one who left them without answers to many of their personal questions as
existing and historical men.
In two case studies of effective tablet use, the authors looked at how tablets could support
existing learning goals — in one case, to encourage reasoning from evidence, and in another, to support collaborative
learning in a global
context.
However, what mattered most was the fact that, by way of this game, the
existing learning process (jokingly referred to by our Navy friends as «GSAT: Guys Sitting Around the Table») was transformed into a compelling,
context - driven, self - reinforcing
learning experience that allowed the learners to explore a multi-dimensional slice of reality instead of simply reviewing a case study book.
By
learning a new language, or
learning to use an
existing language in new domains and
contexts, students are able to notice, compare and reflect on things previously taken for granted; to explore their own linguistic, social and cultural practices as well as those associated with the target language.
Preservice teachers»
existing notions of (music) literacy teaching and
learning are described first and then their experiences with digital literacy in the
context of their music methods course.
This project seeks to use a blend modern causal inference, machine
learning methods, and classic statistical tools from survey sampling to extend
existing approaches for treatment effect variation into education
contexts.
Build the supply of personalized
learning models: Although a handful of personalized
learning models
exist, more models and providers are needed to meet the full range of school
contexts and student needs.
Technology
learning communities can
exist within or outside the local school
context, onsite, or in online environments.
Intentionally recruits and seeks to
learn from a diversity of designers in varying
contexts — including re-designs of
existing schools, replication of high quality schools, and innovative new schools from both the district and charter sectors
Students solve problems that
exist in the real world,
learning skills and knowledge in a multidisciplinary
context that they will use in their future lives and careers.
In this
context, it would be prudent to utilize
existing ILT resources and blend them with eLearning programs, for maximum
learning.
In this
context, it's worth pointing out that Friends of the Earth U.S., Global Alliance for Incinerator Alternatives and the Institute for Policy Studies wrote a report about this exact topic last year — The Green Climate Fund's «no - objection» procedure and private finance: Lessons
learned from
existing institutions.
The goals are: (1) provide a theoretical
context students can use to understand
existing processes and to
learn new processes throughout their careers; (2) build basic skills in collecting data and using metrics, project management, and process excellence; (3) expose students to developing technologies; and (4) examine where legal service operations is heading over the next decade.
Along with devoted educational software, the company demonstrated how
existing apps like Clips and Garage Band can be repurposed within the educational
context to help bring a level of multimedia interactivity to the
learning process.
This is something that we've
learned at Chatterbox Games over the last year of developing games for Facebook Instant Games and iMessage, that many of the best practices of mobile don't apply to messenger games, and to overcome the initial challenges you really have to think about the opportunities that only
exist in the messenger
context.
Learn how the next generation of research is deepening understanding of the home visiting program elements that are essential for success, ways to improve
existing models, and factors to consider when tailoring home visiting programs to local
contexts and target populations.
Learning Objectives: Participants will be able to: (1) Recognize national statistics on indicators of birth outcomes in the United States and understand regional, racial, and ethnic disparities across indicators, (2) Identify examples of
existing state efforts to promote positive birth outcomes, (3) Synthesize and apply information to their local
contexts and determine implications for home visiting.