...Madeline E Rivera; Tryon A Wickersham; Christopher M Quick; Kathrin A Dunlap; Luis O Tedeschi Abstract Self-directed learning harnesses intrinsic drive of students to create and preserve knowledge fostering comprehension of broader concepts and real-world applicability. Principles of animal...

... 2009 ). According to the needing-to-learn hypothesis, same-sex mounts may provide youngsters with opportunities to practice copulatory skills and train for adult sexual roles ( Chevalier-Skolnikoff 1976 ) (e.g., rhesus macaque, Macaca mulatta, Goy and Wallen 1979 ; Japanese macaque, M...

...-rights ) Email: [email protected] Abstract This article draws on a study that investigated an implementation of reading-to-learn pedagogy (R2L) on EFL students’ writing. The study involved a group of Year 8 students from an Indonesian public school who were taught English using R2L strategies...

... at 13 to 17 years of age), female sex, and the presence of ocular dysfunction ( 17 ). The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) has also identified premorbid history of mTBI, previous neurological or psychiatric disorder, learning difficulty, pre-injury ‘post-concussive’ symptoms, and family...

... are assigned to each topology using a machine learning technique based on dosage–response FC data. In this work, a DBTL loop called Design Assemble Round Trip (DART) is presented for the rational design of synthetic biology genetic logic circuits. In principle, the technology is generalizable to dynamically...

... or heterogeneous network as input, NE can obtain the latent feature representation of each node in the network through model training and learning. In recent years, NE methods have been applied several biomedical tasks and obtained good performance, e.g., disease gene or herb target prediction [ 32 , 33 , 34...

... towards understanding language and speech acquisition as probabilistic inference (see e.g. Kleinschmidt and Jaeger 2015 ; Pajak et al. 2016 , for overviews of recent work) but motivated by an evolutionary perspective, is that language learners learn the answers to these questions, and perhaps...

... and adolescents experience rapid cognitive development, with substantial improvement in reaction times, working memory and new learning, particularly between nine and 15 years of age. [19] These developmental improvements can, potentially, confound postinjury assessments by offsetting injury-related cognitive...

...Laura K Purcell; Société canadienne de pédiatrie; Comité d’une vie active saine et de la médecine sportive Adolescents Children Concussion Return to learn Return to play Sport Youth Les commotions cérébrales liées au sport constituent un sujet d’importance. Ce sont des blessures courantes...

... keys, improvements did not generalize to WAIS digit span performance or to a matching task containing some of the elements of the training task. Age differences Digit symbol substitution Learning-to-learn Practice Psychomotor Speed Wechsler Adult Intelligence Scale Women Journal ofGeronlolog...

...Prior learning assessment (PLA), once primarily a process to earn academic credit for extramural learning, has been recognized as a meaningful learning experience in its own right. This chapter, which includes sections on history, research, theory, and practice, examines PLA-related outcomes...

...“Interdisciplinary Pedagogies in Higher Education” explores the increasing integration of goals for interdisciplinary learning in American higher education. The chapter begins with working definitions of interdisciplinary learning and the many factors that have led to its proliferation...

...This chapter considers the structure of the Series by comparing Hoccleve's inclusion of ‘Learn to Die’ in San Marino, Huntington Library, MS HM 744 with its inclusion in the Series. As a writer who compiled manuscripts of his own verse and as a scribe who helped...

... redemption Durham University, MS Cosin V.iii.9 Joan Beaufort, Lady Westmorland Council of Konstanz Taste End ‘Learn to Die’ Reform in Head and Members Perhaps the most important choice that Thomas makes, from the point of view of his spiritual redemption, is to stop translating the text he initially...

...You can improve your memory for names. Although few of us learn and retrieve names automatically and effortlessly, it isn’t that difficult to improve these abilities. It simply takes some direct effort. Pay attention. Spell the name. Repeat the name. Make a remark about the name. Make...

... an endeavor such as this with a goal, looking for certain answers, because they don’t always come. I do understand that, but intellectually I am interested in whatever it is that you are able to learn. I don’t feel that there is really anything in particular that I need to get out of this or to learn...

...0 22 08 2002 In Tlingit country it was once claimed that only the rich told Raven stories, because only they had the time to learn them. On the other hand, modern Tlingit, who still tell the stories, have said that Raven thinks of the poor, just as Jesus did. Different...

...0 02 08 2001 A reader of contemporary management books might conclude that organizational learning is the normal state of affairs. Students of the Fifth Discipline (Senge 1990) learn to handle tools in order to implement learning procedures in their companies, and]apanese companies excel...

... obligations moral education human development empathy sense of fairness sense of responsibility capacity for friendship ability to learn from others The aim of providing a child a moral education isn't only to teach a kind of geography that conveys where various ethical considerations are to be found...

...Opportunity to learn (OTL) is an evolving construct from which to better understand and use the intricacy of the schooling process. Progress to date includes considerations of how it might serve as an index of key factors of teachers’ and students’ contributions to learning and as a tool to guide...