gradual input
[ˈɡræ.dʒu.əl ˈɪn.pʊt]
nounpl: gradual inputs
entrada gradual
1. The process of introducing or supplying something slowly and incrementally over time, rather than all at once
The software uses gradual input to help beginners learn the interface without becoming overwhelmed.
O software usa entrada gradual para ajudar iniciantes a aprender a interface sem ficarem sobrecarregados.
2. In programming and data processing, the incremental feeding of data into a system in stages
Gradual input of the database records prevented system crashes during migration.
A entrada gradual dos registros do banco de dados evitou travamentos do sistema durante a migração.
3. In education and language learning, the progressive introduction of new material or vocabulary
Teachers use gradual input of new grammar concepts to ensure student comprehension.
Os professores usam entrada gradual de novos conceitos gramaticais para garantir a compreensão dos alunos.
This term is commonly used in Brazilian tech and educational sectors. In Brazil, there's a mix of English ('input') and Portuguese ('entrada') usage, particularly in IT environments. The concept reflects modern pedagogical approaches emphasizing scaffolded learning and user-centered design, popular in both American and Brazilian educational philosophies.
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