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Scaffolding, also
called scaffold or staging, is a
temporary structure used to
support a work crew and
materials to aid in the construction, maintenance...
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Instructional scaffolding is the
support given to a
student by an
instructor throughout the
learning process. This
support is
specifically tailored to...
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Scaffolding is a
technique used in bioinformatics. It is
defined as follows: Link
together a non-contiguous
series of
genomic sequences into a scaffold...
- "Advantages &
Disadvantages of
Scaffolding in the classroom".
Retrieved 2019-11-13. "Benefits and
Challenges of
Scaffolding".
Scaffolding Literacy.
Library resources...
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Admiralty scaffolding, also
known as
Obstacle Z.1 or
sometimes simply given as
beach scaffolding or anti-tank
scaffolding, was a
British design of anti-tank...
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Distributed scaffolding is a
concept developed by
Puntambekar and
Kolodner in 1998 that
describes an
ongoing system of
student support through multiple...
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Scaffolding, as used in computing,
refers to one of two techniques: Code generation: It is a
technique related to
database access in some model–view–controller...
- A
movable scaffolding system (MSS) is a special-purpose self-launching form used in
bridge construction,
specifically prestressed concrete bridges with...
- Look up scaffold or
scaffolding in Wiktionary, the free dictionary. A scaffold, or
scaffolding, in construction, is a
temporary structure that supports...
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November 17, 1981,
during the
construction of the
Manila Film Center. The
scaffolding collapsed, and at
least 169
workers fell and were
buried under quick-drying...
