Not exact matches
Within the course we have oral exams in which the teaching assistants will come
around and ask us questions about all of the different
structures that we should have dissected or
learned the names of.
In fact, we've since
learned that it's exactly the other way
around — the more self - managed you are as a company the more
structure you need.
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You can
learn to ride the track at a number of venues
around the country, with taster sessions for complete beginners through to more
structured, event specific training for more experienced riders.
It will present a
structured and coherent progression of major concepts and skills based
around interests and
learning strategies equally relevant to girls and boys.
Ring - grazing orbits: Every week between Nov. 30, 2016, and April 22, 2017, Cassini did loops
around Saturn's poles to look at the outer edge of the rings, to
learn more about their particles, gases and
structure.
In an unusual chapter - based
structure, you jump
around from character to character,
learning all about them before bringing the whole band together for an epic final chapter.
After building a strong frame fortified by clear success metrics, you can engineer a set of
learning activities that helps students explore these concepts and construct knowledge
around them in a variety of ways: Students can play math games, solve a variety of open - ended tasks, or even build Lego
structures with various areas and perimeters.
As Matt Candler, founder of 4.0 Schools, writes, «What makes a modern micro-school different from a 19th century, one - room schoolhouse is that old school schools only had a few ways to teach — certainly no software, no tutors, and probably less
structure around student to student
learning.
I am so frustrated by the current system based primarily upon assessment of tests and examinations - «
learning to forget» - and classes
structured around age groups rather than ability level.
During an overseas study program to Copenhagen to get a social science requirement «out of the way,» he watched as an older teacher in overalls crouched on a playhouse roof with a hammer in her hand, enthusiastically building a
learning structure while the preschoolers played
around her.
Oxbow pursues these goals by
structuring all its lessons
around projects and insisting that students
learn by doing.
Campus Society, for example, is about discovery — it's
structured by channels of interest and aims to bring students from
around the world together to collaborate,
learn and share knowledge.
But «
learning by doing» can work in a more focused way when the «doing» is guided by a successful peer and
structured around a particular task.
«The
Learning on Country project is a grass roots community - based approach to generating an education program where four communities got together and decided they wanted to put something far more
structured, sustainable and permanent
around this notion of
Learning on Country, and so they got together, formed a steering committee, engaged with government to get some funding, and that was the genesis of the four pilot trials that I've been working with recently.»
«Instead of banning their use, let's put
structures around them and create
learning activities with them.»
We then developed a cohesive whole school plan to upskill our staff in the teaching and
learning processes and the
structure that ensured it was all working well, and for us that was some larger whole school
structures around formative assessment, as well as constructing «power standards» for our
learning areas.
Learning online can be continuous, as development can be
structured around role competencies, creating the backbone to succession planning.
At Silver Strong & Associates, we have helped over 400 schools
around the country build
Learning Clubs, along with other support structures that help transform schools into true professional learning comm
Learning Clubs, along with other support
structures that help transform schools into true professional
learning comm
learning communities.
This collaborative planning allowed the group to consider how to
structure the work of the PLC, taking into account the strengths and challenges
around mathematics teaching and
learning in the building.
The Pathetique fits quite nicely into this flipped
learning structure as it's a sonata form (simple idea) that Beethoven has played
around with...
Most educators - especially those new to project - based
learning - have always
structured their lessons
around lesson plans.
Based on his observations of recurrent play themes
around the world, Sobel articulates seven design principles that can guide teachers in
structuring learning experiences for children.
On the other hand, most educators - especially those new to project - based
learning - have always
structured their teaching
around lesson plans.
Because of the strict quantitative assessment methods, teachers may feel pressured to «teach to the test» and
structure their curriculum exclusively
around state - mandated content rather than purposeful
learning outcomes.
Schools collaborate
around curriculum, mapping the instruction so that interdisciplinary concepts emerge that encourage cross-curricular integration, and the use of multiple intelligences to
structure learning opportunities for students.
Our
learning targets are
structured around state standards so our students are able to gain the music education necessary to be on the same page as the rest of Wisconsin students.
And finally, community members seeing how the standards, and the PLC meetings
structured around the standards, improve student
learning may buy - into the reform and ascribe authority to the state's policy to adopt the standards.
To complement these learner profiles, students and teachers collaboratively create personalized
learning plans that provide a set of
learning tasks
structured around the interests and
learning needs identified in the student's learner profile.
Scaffolding instruction is a teaching strategy that involves breaking up
learning into distinct parts («chunks») and guiding learners by providing context, motivation, and
structure around each chunk.
It offers simple but
structured curriculum focussed
around subject, personal and international
learning goals
The demonstrated benefits of spacing and interleaving greatly challenge the typical format of math lesson plans and textbooks, which typically
structure homework assignments
around repeatedly practicing a recently
learned skill or problem type.
In parallel with the Inquiry Arcs that guide instruction in literacy and math, Spanish unit plans will be
structured around the processes of Exploration, Expression, and Exposition designed to prioritize depth of
learning for students.
Participants provided input on the working paper, reviewed a guide on a policy problem
around streamlining accountability
structures, and heard from Vincent Costanza on the goals of New Jersey in participating in a
Learning Table co-hosted by BUILD and CEELO.
Whether it is the informal
learning that is associated with TEDx events, the Edcamp events that seem to be all the rage in British Columbia, or a range of other participant - driven events, there are more people moving away from
structuring professional
learning around a series of «sit and get» Powerpoint presentations.
Related to the previous point
around time and
structure, you can leverage the game itself to meet with students and discuss
learnings at actual in - game points, whether that is the local tavern in WOW, or the Cantina in SWTOR.
Learning structures are used to guide students into assuming increasing responsibility for their learning progress, supporting them as «conductors - in - training» as they learn to tap the resources within and arou
Learning structures are used to guide students into assuming increasing responsibility for their
learning progress, supporting them as «conductors - in - training» as they learn to tap the resources within and arou
learning progress, supporting them as «conductors - in - training» as they
learn to tap the resources within and
around them.
The book is discursive,
structuring the story
around his journeys, and
around the lessons that he
learned.
Add to this, the fact that it forces you to at least
learn the basics of
around 60 - 70 % of the cast due to the way it is
structured and you have an entertaining, somewhat educational mode that won't make you feel like you just wasted 40 - 90 mins of your life.
When we have a TV series - style
structure, we have many story arcs, and within those arcs we can peak at one point, we can end on a cliffhanger, and the next episode, for instance, can start in a very serene day - time setting where it's more about NPC interaction and
learning the motives of the other characters
around Wake himself.
Standing witness to the imperilment of the contemporary in the atomised space between «me» and «you,» Look for Me All
Around You seeks to eschew the sole realm of the retinal embedded within hegemonic
structures of looking,
learning, and feeling.
As we follow the circus of environmental diplomacy
around the world, whether it is to Rio, or Qatar, or Bangkok, or even Washington, we should be mindful to do this
learning as much as we are mindful to
learn the jargon acronyms and UN
structures.
I suppose the point to my post is whether we can wrap a wiki - like
structure and interface
around the legal web, and make it a destination for
learning about both general topics and specific issues, rather than just a portal for all results that match search terms.
Truth teaches discipline and gives the kids
structure as they
learn the reality
around them.
Sydney is now in her 4th year of teaching and enjoys
structuring her classroom
around independent
learning centers, mindfulness practices, and developmentally appropriate technology integration.