disciplinary
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- adjective
- /ˈdɪsəplɪˌnɛri/
- Formal
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disciplinar
- In college, I chose to study sociology because it offers a unique disciplinary perspective on human behavior.
- cross-disciplinary
- multi-disciplinary
- disciplinary boundaries
Yeah, it's it's all very siloed and and sort of disciplinary fragmentation everywhere.
- Yeah, it's it's all very siloed and and sort of disciplinary fragmentation everywhere.
- Last point is we also need much more cross disciplinary, cross sector collaboration and education.
- In true Radcliffe form form, we'll do so by engaging with scholars and practitioners across disciplinary and professional boundaries.
- It's quite cross disciplinary and the education system isn't isn't really that way.
- By challenging common assumptions and by crossing disciplinary boundaries, this work can transform how we think and act.
- I see a real sea change in this idea that cross sector policy development as well as cross disciplinary research.
Examples
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In their methods classes, pre-service teachers learn about planning lessons and disciplinary units of study.
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Students need tools for independently unpacking the often dense and abstract language of disciplinary texts.
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And it works that way with disciplinary knowledge, knowledge of the world as well.
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No, the key point is all of these different disciplinary approaches turn into the same thing.
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However, as the disciplinary board, we have our own set of guidelines and standards to follow in situations like this.
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Successful reading of complex disciplinary texts includes consideration of both language issues and disciplinary knowledge.
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To access disciplinary content, then, students must be able to read, write, and evaluate disciplinary texts.
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Second, a growing body of literature connects language and disciplinary discourse with STEM learning.
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One obstacle to combining academic and occupational content lies in the disciplinary focus of the faculty.
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Many preservice teachers also explained that composing a digital video was a useful way to build disciplinary knowledge.
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Synonyms
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Connected to schools, colleges, university study, or research
Compounds
- Specialized
Work that uses methods and ideas from two or more subjects to study a problem
How Academic
- Specialized
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- Formal
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Surface Forms
Morphology
disciplinary = discipline (transparent) = discipline + ary
Standard adjectival formation from 'discipline' used to indicate relation to an academic field; the relation is directly inferable.
Etymology
Disciplinary comes from the same root discipline, from Latin disciplina meaning 'teaching' or 'training' and linked to disciple ('student'). Over time discipline also came to mean a field of study, so disciplinary is used for things that belong to a particular subject or academic area.