| 单词 | teachable moment |
| 释义 | > as lemmasteachable moment teachable moment n. originally Education an experience or stage in personal development that is identified as providing the opportunity for learning something about a particular aspect of life, esp. outside a structured educational environment; now also in extended use. ΚΠ 1893 School Rev. 1 333 When questions arise, a teacher distrustful of herself takes refuge in recitations; the questions are promptly suppressed, and the most teachable moments of the class are lost.] 1938 J. B. Nash Teachable Moments iii. 55 The feeling that ‘I am different’ provides a teachable moment. When a child begins to notice that other children have clean finger nails,..that they wash their hands after going to the toilet, there is a teachable moment. 1948 R. J. Havighurst Developmental Tasks & Educ. iv. 28 One of the characteristics of most developmental tasks..is that there are special times in life for their achievement—teachable moments when the individual is ripe to learn them. 1970 Chicago Tribune 18 Jan. v. 11/3 I do think that seizing the moment you know your child is ready—using every teachable moment—sends him off to school with confidence of early success. 1990 Health Educ. Jrnl. 49 181/2 The measurement and digital readout of their blood cholesterol level..was used to create a ‘teachable moment’ for those with raised cholesterol. 2009 Daily News-Record (Harrisonburg, Va.) 11 Aug. a6/2 He did not gracefully lead the nation into a teachable moment about race relations. < as lemmas |
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