Look up: scaffolding

1. Scaffolding
   The temporary wooden frame work built next to a wall to support both workers and materials.
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2. scaffolding
   [n] - a system of scaffolds
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3. Scaffolding
   refers to the formation of columns of fused material within a shaft kiln. It can develop into arches and prevent the burden from moving uniformly down the kiln.
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4. Scaffolding
   These are temporary working platforms erected around the perimeter of a building to provide a safe working place at a convenient height. With timber frame the scaffolding is generally erected around three sides of the building before the kit is delivered. It is then enclosed at a suitable time. The ...
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5. Scaffolding
   Temporary framework providing access and working platforms for construction purposes.
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6. Scaffolding
   Scaffolding is a temporary system of metal poles and wooden planks erected around a building to help the construction workers gain safe access to high levels, whilst the building is being constructed.
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7. Scaffolding
   Scaf'fold·ing noun 1. A scaffold; a supporting framework; as, the scaffolding of the body. Pope. 2. Materials for building scaffolds.
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8. scaffolding
   staging noun a system of scaffolds
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9. Scaffolding
   • (n.) A scaffold; a supporting framework; as, the scaffolding of the body. • (n.) Materials for building scaffolds.
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10. scaffolding
    scaffolding, scaffoldings 1. A scaffold or system of scaffolds around or against a building. 2. Materials for building a scaffold; such as, the poles and planks used to build a scaffold.
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11. Scaffolding
    Scaffolding is a temporary framework (known as a scaffold) consisting of poles or metal tubes and planks etc on, or from which, work may be performed during the construction or maintenance of a building. In Britain scaffolding tends to be comprised of metal tubes. In the Third World wooden poles and in the Far East bamboo poles are commonly used.
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12. Scaffolding
    Scaffolding is British slang for orthodontic braces.
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13. Scaffolding
    Scaffolding is British slang for orthodontic braces.
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14. Scaffolding
    Providing temporary support until help is no longer needed. Can take many forms (examples, explanations, organizers, etc.) but needs to build on student's existing knowledge.
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15. Scaffolding
    A way of teaching in which the teacher provides support in the form of modeling, prompts, direct explanations, and targeted questions — offering a teacher-guided approach at first. As students begin to acquire mastery of targeted objectives, direct supports are reduced and the learning becomes more student-guided. The teacher provides context...
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16. Scaffolding
    An instructional technique in which the teacher breaks a complex task into smaller tasks, models the desired learning strategy or task, provides support as students learn to do the task, and then gradually shifts responsibility to the students. In this manner, a teacher enables students to accomplis...
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17. Scaffolding
    `Scaffolding` is a temporary structure used to support people and material in the construction or repair of buildings and other large structures. It is usually a modular system of metal pipes or tubes, although it can be from other materials. Bamboo is frequently used in some Asian countries, such a...
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