Sentences with phrase «learning artifacts in»

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Marszalek said he enjoys donating artifacts to villages rather than turning them over to the Illinois State Museum in Springfield because it makes it easier for people to learn about their local history.

We can learn a great deal about pasts we would otherwise never know, by studying sites themselves and artifacts (simple or spectacular) in their original contexts at sites.

«What we were learning in mice was reflected in human disease, it was not just some weird mouse artifact,» says Lewis.

Professor Willard Libby produced the first radiocarbon dates in 1949 and was Radiocarbon dating is a technique used by scientists to learn the ages of biological specimens — for example, wooden archaeological artifacts or ancient

Over the course of ten years worth of Marvel Studios movies, fans have come to learn about the six Infinity Stones, artifacts of immense power that have been quarreled over numerous times, usually with the fate of humanity hanging in the balance.

He's on the trail of drifter Brayker (William Sadler) and an ancient artifact Brayker carries with him filled with sanctified blood collected, we learn in flashback, literally at a certain mount in Calvary.

Four deleted scenes (10 minutes in toto), again with Duchovny / Freundlich commentary, are useless with or without editorial, though we learn that all were dear, dear artifacts so terribly difficult to elide.

In the sequel, viewers learn that a daring thief known as the Tornado has been swiping priceless artifacts, including the Shroud of Turin, the Magna Carta and, of course, the Pink Panther.

Regardless of the choice of application, digital portfolios are an excellent way to preserve the amazing artifacts of learning that students create in the classroom.

I am deeply interested in assessment integration within PBL that is both rigorous in helping teachers and students to explicitly address learning goals and authentic in supporting the production of meaningful artifacts.

They design the artifact that, in their opinion, will best demonstrate the learning outcomes.

Reconstructing Artifacts Michelle Gay, who teaches at Foley (Alabama) Intermediate School, submitted this fun, hands - on activity, in which students learn about an archaeologist's work.

However, unlike the paper - based portfolio, the electronic portfolio is a multimedia approach that allows the teacher to present teaching, learning and reflective artifacts in a variety of formats (audio, video, graphics, and text).

On Friday, April 8th the 4th - grade students of The Children's Guild's Monarch Academy Annapolis Public Charter school had loads of fun learning about artifacts from the oyster industry and participating in an oyster activity led by Speaker, Bryan Gomes from the Oyster Recovery Partnership.

With Seesaw for Schools, administrators can pull up rich learning artifacts and progress reports in family meetings, celebrate and support classroom activities, and even leave comments on student work to encourage achievement!

Theoretical grounds for my learning design included the concepts of knowledge building (Scardamalia & Bereiter, 1991), mediating artifacts (Vygotsky, 1978), and spatial representation and imagery in learning (Schwartz & Heiser, 2006).

In addition, top applicants may be asked to submit evidence of student learning (i.e., Galileo data, standards - based gradebook, classroom artifacts, etc).

In addition, she has created a meaningful learning environment that includes the principles of UDL and provides artifacts that document students» performance toward their learning goals.

Children share specific examples and artifacts of their learning and explain how they are applying their learning in new and different situations.

Active learning engages educators in using authentic artifacts, interactive activities, and other strategies to provide deeply embedded, contextualized professional learning.

Presentations of Learning: Have students present their learning, grounded in artifacts / evidence from their own work, to a panel of peers and adults who can offer feedback and support for nexLearning: Have students present their learning, grounded in artifacts / evidence from their own work, to a panel of peers and adults who can offer feedback and support for nexlearning, grounded in artifacts / evidence from their own work, to a panel of peers and adults who can offer feedback and support for next steps.

During the post-discussion, teachers and coaches take a closer look at the student artifacts (their question responses and their actual work) and begin to identify gaps in learning.

In the same way that archaeologists might sift through a digging site to discover evidence that will help them piece together knowledge of a place or a people, educators are always seeking artifacts that might paint a more detailed picture of their students» learning.

Other recommendations include engaging teachers in investigations, both to learn disciplinary content and to experience inquiryoriented learning; to examine student work and other classroom artifacts for evidence of what students do and do not understand; and to apply what they have learned in their classrooms and subsequently discuss how it went.

Learning is captured (documented) through photographs, video, and / or artifacts, and students have clearly been involved in the process.

The final phase is a post-discussion where teacher and coach or study team analyze the artifacts they've collected to assess the students» levels of learning and to plan for the teacher's next steps in instruction.

Teacher leaders in our programs use TALENT to capture video artifacts of professional learning and instruction as they implement and reflect on their instructional development.

Focusing on artifacts and activities based on the Museum's current special exhibition, The Pelican State Goes to War: Louisiana in World War II, discover the key themes that cross Louisiana's geographic and cultural diversity, review important individuals and events, and learn how the war changed the state for decades to come.

Attendees will explore ways to use museums as powerful sites for learning and engage meaningfully with art and artifacts in courses led by museum educators and classroom teachers, as well as continue exploration of Project Zero ideas begun the previous day.

using SRI tools to engage in conversation about equity, and to learn from authentic issues and artifacts in professional practice

Recommendations for short outings include exploring the beauty of the Green Grotto Caves and visiting the outdoor museum Columbus Park in Discovery Bay to learn about the Spanish colonial era first hand from the artifacts on showcase.

During your stay in this enchanting part of Jamaica, the nearby outdoor museum Columbus Park offers the opportunity to learn about the Spanish Colonial era through the artifacts on display.

The fact that there are collectible artifacts and ways to learn about World War I throughout the game is a nice touch, which, combined with likable characters, goes a long way in making you feel for the people who were a part of the greatest conflict humanity had ever known at the time.

This introduces a new element of the game where you will need to learn languages in order to find out additional hidden treasures which is accomplished through the collection of artifacts.

Studying art and artifacts could help us understand the history of humankind, and also that we could learn from the past in ways that help us comprehend our lives today.

And while this right may see an artifact of the internet, I hold that efforts to extend access to such work are part of a historic struggle among those devoted to learning, which in the history of the West, date back to the book - sharing and - copying networks that operated within the nonproprietary realm of medieval monasticism.

«Women's faces, just like those of men, can be perfectly presentable without makeup; it is a cultural artifact that most women raised in the United States learn to put on — and presumably enjoy wearing — cosmetics.

The workplace learning literature focuses on processes and supports for learning rather than on techniques and topics for teaching, so that learners are included in a rich curriculum that includes the work, the culture of the workplace, and the resources in the form of people and artifacts.

Apple is also applying machine learning to its camera system so, for example, it continuously analyzes video in a million discreet sections to identify things like grass, sky, and motion, and then optimize compression to make sure artifacts don't destroy textures or edges.