Sentences with word «scaffold»

The use of scaffolds for teaching higher level cognitive strategies.

Here, we use resurrected Precambrian proteins as scaffolds for protein engineering and demonstrate that a new active site can be generated through a single hydrophobic - to - ionizable amino acid replacement that generates a partially buried group with perturbed physico - chemical properties.

In Stage and Twist a child drinks a mixture of Pepsi and Coca - Cola, a giant puzzle is played by two half - naked young men, an iconic work by Yves Klein is re-enacted with the artist leaping into the void and hitting the pavement below and a group of workers assemble a monumental sculpture out of scaffolding in an empty field.

Throw some edible material in there that acts as scaffolding on which the cells can grow, make sure there's the optimal amount of movement and the correct temperature, and eventually you have meat that can be cooked and eaten just like any pork, beef or chicken you get from the store today.

Economies built on scaffolds of debt eventually collapse.

Another copy of the worksheet is provided with scaffolding for lower ability students.

The injection is made up of a mixture of VentriGelTM, a hydrogel derived from scaffolding protein that is extracted naturally from the heart.

Several men fall from scaffolding on building.

You can use graphic organizers to help scaffold student learning.

Using scaffolded instruction optimizes student learning by providing a supportive environment while facilitating student independence.

Construction Accidents Lorraine Gingery handles all types of construction accidents including scaffolding accidents, defective construction equipment injuries; serious injuries form other contractors or subcontractors, and hazardous conditions.

CTE teachers can facilitate the learning processes by scaffolding instruction with literacy strategies.

To develop empathetic responses, start by scaffolding with simpler questions to help build students» ideas around the theme before getting into more controversial statements.

Lessons aligned to grade - level Virginia science and social studies standards with rich linguistic scaffolds for English learners

Within a large, tangled timber frame — tacked together with crisscrossing struts and joists like the jerry - built scaffolding of some demented rollercoaster — hefty industrial - grade orange and black cords suspend five tumbling blocks the size of shipping containers.

In the four - week Plan and Apply module, participants are provided with scaffolded supports as they map key learnings and create and implement a plan tailored to their own site and work.

The teacher scaffolds from more to less teacher support, but does not build from simple to complex concepts.

A 54 - year old Boston recently died after falling from scaffolding at a Waltham construction site.

Following the principles and guidelines of Universal Design for Learning (UDL), readers learn to identify potential barriers to learning, cultivate an engaging «instructor presence» in a virtual environment, develop a detailed syllabus that inspires and motivates students, help scaffold students» time management skills, and much more.

At The Odierno Law Firm, P.C., our legal team has more than 40 years» experience recovering compensation for clients who have suffered injuries through scaffolding falls and accidents.

Medicine could employ such systems to improve the tissue compatibility of implants, or to create scaffolds for tissue regeneration, or perhaps even to build artificial organs.

Teachers need scaffolding in their professional learning just as much as students do in their learning.

Douglas Fisher and Nancy Frey say that helping students develop immediate and lifelong learning skills is best achieved through guided instruction, which they define as «saying or doing the just - right thing to get the learner to do cognitive work» — in other words, gradually and successfully transferring knowledge and the responsibility for learning to students through scaffolds for learning.

Printing Skin and Bones (UK) Uses inkjet printing technology to fabricate complex tissue scaffolds on which cells can be grown.

Their hyperelastic bone is a type of scaffold made up of hydroxyapatite, a naturally occurring mineral that exists in our bones and teeth, and a biocompatible polymer called polycaprolactone, and a solvent.

Researchers at IBM have found a way to make viral DNA strands self - assemble into scaffolds on which millions of carbon nanotubes can be placed, creating a cheaper, more efficient alternative to today's silicon chips.

Whereas the team's model proved that the presence of more scaffolding proteins available at the far downstream end of the neuron (and into the synapse) to AMPA receptors increased during LTP, they found the opposite condition for LDP.

Our bodies are like scaffold structures — if you change alignment of one thing, the entire structure responds and can become destabilized.

Excellent scaffolded approach to teaching solving equations.

Because activities in these courses include scaffolded strategies designed to be used with all students, including ELLs / MLLs, in mastering core content, these hours may also be used toward the minimum requirement in language acquisition addressing the needs of English Language Learners.

When scaffolding reading, for example, you might preview the text and discuss key vocabulary, or chunk the text and then read and discuss as you go.

There are challenges to instructional scaffolding as well.

Earlier last month in Rio Rancho, a construction site accident claimed the life of one man and seriously injured several others when five - story scaffolding collapsed at Presbyterian Rust Medical Center.

Authoritative parenting, parental scaffolding of long - division mathematics, and children's academic competence in fourth grade.

«Your thoughts construct patterns like scaffolding in your mind.

Then the molecular combs line up and bridge the gaps between the severed neurons, forming scaffolds that allow the cells to flourish.

It also does not cause inflammation, as other scaffold materials have.

Students who become proficient at collaborating with others through such scaffolded activities are better equipped to take ownership of their learning.

«First we had to develop a custom scaffold strand that contained 51 kilobases.

On a typical work day, they are expected to perform digging tasks along with erecting scaffolding and ensuring the general cleanup of sites before and after each shift.

They compared Ras - transformed cells with and without p53 and observed that those expressing p53 were less invasive and formed fewer focal adhesions, the molecular linkages that connect the structural scaffolding within the cell to the extracellular matrix that surrounds the cell.

The Goldwyn Mansion restoration has covered virtually every detail of the property from the original windows, replicating the original wooden fencing and reconstructing the pool cabana's column, even hoisting the blue wisteria vine at the entry onto scaffolding while the house wall was refinished so that it could later be reinstalled in its mature glory.

«Our experimental model represents a promising technique to culture human liver cells and prepare them for transplantation on a biodegradable polymer scaffold into the peritoneal cavity,» concluded Dr. Pollok.

DAYTONA BEACH — Saturday - morning winds toppled a 60 - by -40-foot section of a construction scaffold onto North Atlantic Avenue north of Main Street.

Students who answer «yes» to these questions are more likely to read more widely and gain greater skills, which in turn provides better scaffolding for further learning in all subjects and areas.

• How the lesson scaffolds within the unit and the lesson • How the teacher will use technology and traditional resources • What the teacher will do for English language learners, special education students, and students who lack support for schooling