s first Vietnamese members, consolidating through direct experience his conviction that colonial liberatio... ation, and construct a national school system, in direct collaboration with his Minister of Education [[ng... ogical method — concrete example, simple analogy, direct address, call to action — established the stylist... of assuming citizenship. The campaign also had a direct ideological dimension — the replacement of French
tions, to identify what one needs to know, and to direct an inquiry rather than simply respond to the ques... questions that would address that ignorance, and direct one's own inquiry. The critique connects Rothstei... hat one needs to know, to seek accountability, to direct rather than merely receive — is the difference be... dividual parent, the individual child learning to direct her own inquiry.
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et morale// — placed on the Catholic Index — gave direct expression to his conviction that moral education... al practice of grounding early instruction in the direct examination of physical objects rather than pictu... ld be eliminated from early education in favor of direct experience, and on American empiricist and experi
d the Joint Committee on War Information gave him direct experience of the persuasive and cognitive dimens... ny child at any stage of development." This was a direct challenge to the Piagetian assumption — widely ac... encoded and held by the developing mind that had direct and practical implications for curriculum and ins
ut a pedagogical device for connecting children's direct experience to the historical, scientific, mathema... ucation practice in existence, and it served as a direct inspiration for progressive schools on every cont... covery, and the artist equally. This argument had direct implications for education: if aesthetic quality
, preferring to learn through trial and error and direct experience.
Building on this foundation, Kolb la... ns about the radical autonomy of learners, about 'direct experience,' and about the centrality of independ
nusual among public sectors — the availability of direct measures of outcomes in the form of student test ... ann, adapted the standard growth model to include direct measures of cognitive skills drawn from a half-ce
//Novum Organum// (1620), Bacon made only modest direct contributions to scientific knowledge; his enduri... or the improvement of human life — and became the direct model for the Royal Society of London founded by
by Synesius between 394 CE and 413 CE — the most direct surviving evidence of her teaching — convey the a... , no children, no appointed successor, and — as a direct consequence of the mob's actions — no surviving w
dge develops. He continued to publish, teach, and direct research until the final months of his life, and ... //valise Vinh-Bang// — represents one of its most direct educational applications.
* Piaget, J. (1926).
e proposition that human mental activity is not a direct response to stimuli but is always mediated by too... his colleagues Wood, Bruner, and Ross (1976) as a direct operationalisation of the ZPD concept, it has bec
sic, puppetry, dance, and verbal language — was a direct challenge to educational systems that privilege w... substantive rather than nominal. Malaguzzi drew a direct line between this democratic practice within the
el of opulence." The educational implications are direct and demanding: equal distribution of educational ... iliarity with fictional others can substitute for direct engagement with actual people from different back
on, Thucydides insisted that history must rest on direct observation, critical cross-examination of source... ind of epistemological honesty that constituted a direct lesson in critical thinking. His method implied t
d early-career researchers, providing the kind of direct access to international scientific culture that t... practice, and entry into that community requires direct personal contact with its most accomplished membe
