Sentences with phrase «through imitation»

New research has for the first time provided evidence that reptiles could be capable of social learning through imitation.

In the first seven years the child seeks to see that the world is a place of goodness, and will learn primarily through imitation and direct activity.

He / She will work to guide the children through imitation, the assistant will help to strengthen and develop the children's will and senses through meaningful interactions.

We only learn how to be courageous, and thus how to judge what we must do through imitation.

Rather than formal schooling, in most parts of the world, knowledge is gained through imitation and play.

It is during these years that children leave the realm of learning mainly through imitation.

Reading, for example, won't develop for a while — but you can start to lay the foundation now through imitation.

No artist will ever create something truly wonderful of their own by merely trying to capture past glory through imitation, no matter how good that imitation may be.

Each artist suggests a distinct use of material and process, often through imitation, repetition or movement.

The foundation of the early childhood program is the deep understanding that young children learn primarily through imitation and imagination.

If you recognize that much of what children learn they learn through imitation, it makes sense that your child will do as you do when it comes to etiquette.

In fact, it can be seen in behaviours, such as through the imitation of body language or physical energy, but also at emotional, physiological and neurological levels (Wheatley, 2012).

It was a convergence through imitation, saving, education and work — which then its former colony South Korea repeated.

«Biblical natural law,» he argues, «avoids the self - cleaving tendency in anthropocentric natural - law doctrine and instead recognizes human fulfillment as achieved through imitation of the divine ecstasis.»

Students internalized these models through imitation and practice.

Drawing on the humanists» assumptions about teaching and learning, the Reformers viewed the catechism as a kind of classic text to be internalized through imitation and practice.

Children learn most frequently through imitation.

All subjects successfully copied the actions of the demonstrator lizard, suggesting for the first time that reptiles exhibit social learning through imitation equivalent to that observed in «higher» species.

Since she couldn't acquire expressions through imitation, Darwin theorized that such movements were traceable to animal behaviors.

As you now know, birds learn visually and through imitation so you bopping your head or swaying will teach her to dance!

Just like humans, dolphin calves learn different behavioral traits from their mother through imitation, like how to interact with its environment, jumping, socializing, hunting, etc..

Tim's newest work is a series of sculptures that pay homage to graffiti artists through imitation.

Chomsky's finding that language is genetically determined and part of the evolutionary process ultimately overturned the once popular notion that language comes to children through imitation and conditioning.

In Wired for Culture, Pagel proposes that humans learn best through imitation.

From birth through the early years, children experience the world mostly through their senses and respond primarily through imitation.

Through imitation of the tactical developments of the top teams (as well as the inspirational success of Leicester), we may see tighter defenses and more controlled pressing across the league, and there might not be as many gaps to mask the deficiencies in Wenger's team.

However, «Young children learn through imitation, interaction, and experience.

Not having such a theology of inspiration and interpretation, when Enns is wrestling with the concept of a historical Adam he strays from the doctrine of original sin, which teaches that original sin is passed on by generation, and allowsfor an interpretation that «all have sinned» through imitation or accident or, worse still, because we were created that way.

But, rather than learning through imitation and gentle reminders, «socialisation» suggests deliberate behaviour modification.

Up to age seven, children learn to stand, talk, and think without formal instruction, but through imitation.

Imagination is about making pictures in our minds, learning through pictures, through imitation of the pictures, of the gestures, of the movements brought through the storyteller and the stories that are told.

Whether we like it or not, learning usually takes place in the home, through imitation.

«First evidence that reptiles can learn through imitation.»

Now researchers from the UK and Hungary have presented the first compelling scientific evidence that reptiles could be capable of social learning through imitation.

These results reveal the first evidence of imitation in a reptile species and suggest that reptiles can use social information to learn through imitation.»

Lead researcher Dr Anna Wilkinson from the School of Life Sciences, University of Lincoln, UK, said: «The ability to learn through imitation is thought to be the pinnacle of social learning and long considered a distinctive characteristic of humans.

We also take a look at something that's been on our minds in the month where we lost both David Bowie and Alan Rickman: how we define the legacies of beloved actors when we primarily know them through their imitation, rather than themselves?

His rare attempts at communication are through imitation and usually in only one or two words.

Both dogs and people learn through imitation.

Assuming the mantle of an abstract painter, he critiques, through imitation, both the aesthetics of production and consumption of this genre, while experimenting with the incongruous addition of the zoological.