The A-Z format allows you to "dip in" and quickly find relevant information on topics ranging from Autism to Rights and from Advocacy to Challenging Behaviours. Each entry features: - a snapshot definition of the concept; - a broader discussion of the main issues and applications to practice...
‘alien’to learners’ accustomed ways of thinking (Perkins, 1999). It is restricted to the concept being acquired, changes how the learner perceives it and fits within related bodies of knowledge and how to think about them (Meyer and Land, 2003). While challenging to acquire, once a ...
However, reordering the KCs may also result in several KCs of varying complexity appearing consecutively, which could be challenging for participants. Additionally, a potential limitation is that while we are confident that our training was comprehensive, we did not assess participants' understanding of...
Continuityis the opposite of change. It is where things stay more or less the same. Historians are interested in change but they are mindful that not everything changes. Even during a period of great upheaval, some institutions, traditions, ideas and human behaviours will remain constant. ...
The shortage of human studies with lesion volume calculations, such as occur in human spinal cord injuries,36make it challenging to decide on optimal injection volumes. A study by Gutierrez et al.37evaluated the spinal cord’s tolerance to varying numbers and volumes of cell injections in Gött...
Battistelli A, Odoardi C, Vandenberghe C, Di Napoli G, Piccione L (2019) Information sharing and innovative work behavior: the role of work-based learning, challenging tasks, and organizational commitment. Hum Resour Dev Q 30(3):361–381 ...
[141]. As such, quantifying the independent association between antidepressants and RBD is challenging. Studies analyzing the degree of RSWA across RBD populations taking antidepressants have found evidence of a gradient effect, with greater RSWA in typical or traditional RBD (e.g., PD, iRBD)...
Identifying differentially expressed genes (DEGs) is a core task of transcriptome analysis, as DEGs can reveal the molecular mechanisms underlying biological processes. However, interpreting the biological significance of large DEG lists is challenging. Currently, gene ontology, pathway enrichment and protei...
As subjective associations of an environment with certain values, norms or conditions depend on the effects of built components as well as on individual prerequisites, the evaluation of corresponding impacts on non-motorised travel behaviour is challenging. Yet, some of the selected studies address tho...
According to this model, learners advance through five levels of thought in geometry: Visualisation, Analytic, Abstraction, Deduction, Rigor (Van Hiele, 1999; Fujita & Jones, 2007). This model is generally considered to be useful for describing learners' behaviours in geometry. The Van Hiele ...