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Definition of higher-order in English: higher-orderadjective Involving reasoning of a high level. higher-order cognitive skills Example sentencesExamples - I see employers being more concerned with what I call the higher-order business skills: judgment, effective communication, and leadership.
- The greenhouse industry is in need of highly trained undergraduates having higher-order thinking skills.
- Apparently, most students perceived that the assignment required collection and presentation of information instead using the information to formulate their own views, therefore, they did not exhibit strong competence in higher-order thinking skills.
- With this hierarchy that was proposed almost 50 years ago, the possibility of teaching to accomplish higher-order learning objectives was raised.
- Art requires higher-order thinking.
- The construction and reworking of our higher-order desires is what integrates us over time, shaping our more immediate urges and longings and lending contour to our lives.
- Fourth, greater employee discretion and responsibility require higher-order cognitive competences, such as decision making and problem solving.
- Unconscious mental states are unconscious precisely in that we lack the relevant higher-order states about them.
- Participating in small-group activities develops higher-order thinking skills and enhances individual abilities to use knowledge.
- Our goal was to develop an e-learning environment that stimulates the higher-order cognitive skills of students such as geographic abstraction and critical thinking.
- The repetition of material via a different format likely contributed to the increase observed in higher-order learning as much as the use of a case study.
- While survival advantages are afforded to intelligence, there is no evidence to show that higher-order intellectual capacity correlates with reproductive success.
- What gives higher-order volitions their significance is that they typically reflect the agent's conception of what she has reason to do (or be).
- Efforts at sensemaking can be interpreted as a higher-order form of experiential learning.
- McCarthy's formalism is fairly conservative; though it raises interesting logical issues in higher-order logic and complexity, it uses familiar logical frameworks.
- This seemed to me as close to a functional definition of higher-order consciousness as I would be able to give her.
Synonyms rational, capable of thought
Definition of higher-order in US English: higher-orderadjective Involving reasoning of a high level. higher-order cognitive skills Example sentencesExamples - Art requires higher-order thinking.
- Apparently, most students perceived that the assignment required collection and presentation of information instead using the information to formulate their own views, therefore, they did not exhibit strong competence in higher-order thinking skills.
- McCarthy's formalism is fairly conservative; though it raises interesting logical issues in higher-order logic and complexity, it uses familiar logical frameworks.
- This seemed to me as close to a functional definition of higher-order consciousness as I would be able to give her.
- I see employers being more concerned with what I call the higher-order business skills: judgment, effective communication, and leadership.
- What gives higher-order volitions their significance is that they typically reflect the agent's conception of what she has reason to do (or be).
- Efforts at sensemaking can be interpreted as a higher-order form of experiential learning.
- Unconscious mental states are unconscious precisely in that we lack the relevant higher-order states about them.
- The construction and reworking of our higher-order desires is what integrates us over time, shaping our more immediate urges and longings and lending contour to our lives.
- Participating in small-group activities develops higher-order thinking skills and enhances individual abilities to use knowledge.
- The repetition of material via a different format likely contributed to the increase observed in higher-order learning as much as the use of a case study.
- Fourth, greater employee discretion and responsibility require higher-order cognitive competences, such as decision making and problem solving.
- While survival advantages are afforded to intelligence, there is no evidence to show that higher-order intellectual capacity correlates with reproductive success.
- With this hierarchy that was proposed almost 50 years ago, the possibility of teaching to accomplish higher-order learning objectives was raised.
- The greenhouse industry is in need of highly trained undergraduates having higher-order thinking skills.
- Our goal was to develop an e-learning environment that stimulates the higher-order cognitive skills of students such as geographic abstraction and critical thinking.
Synonyms rational, capable of thought
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