Definition
Definition of enactive - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
educationRare involving active participation in learningRare
- Enactive learning helps students understand better.
2.
cognitive scienceTECH. relating to knowledge gained through actionTECH.
- Enactive learning emphasizes doing and experiencing.
3.
legalRare having power to enact or establish lawsRare
- The enactive body passed several new regulations.
Origin of enactive
Latin, en (in) + actus (act)
Examples of enactive in a sentence
Teachers are adopting enactive methods for better results. Enactive methods are crucial in skill acquisition. The enactive approach involves physical interaction with the environment. The enactive committee drafted new educational policies. Enactive powers were granted to the council to reform the system.
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- French:participatif, énactif, ...
- German:aktiv, handelnd, ...
- Italian:enattivo, esperienziale, ...
- Spanish:activo, basado en la acción, ...
- Portuguese:enativo, ativo, ...
- Chinese:主动参与的, 体验的, ...
- Japanese:体験型の, エナクティブ, ...
- Arabic:تَفاعُلِيّ, فعلي, ...
- Hebrew:פְּעִיל, פְּעוּלָתִי, ...
- Russian:активный, практический, ...
- Ukrainian:активний, енактівний, ...
- Hindi:सक्रिय, क्रियात्मक, ...
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