Sentences with phrase «nontraditional forms of»

In comparison, a manual underwriting system is more labor intensive and accepts nontraditional forms of credit history.
Another important finding from the data analysis is that teachers need opportunities to explore how to integrate nontraditional forms of technology effectively into both routine and nonroutine algebraic classroom instruction.
Does your school or district value nontraditional forms of professional learning?
The business taps into a formidable coalition of private groups and officials promoting nontraditional forms of public education.
... 64 % listed wanting to give their children religious instruction as a reason, followed by 44 % saying they wanted their child to have a nontraditional form of education.»
Peer - to - peer lending, also referred to as social lending, person - to - person lending, microfinance and microloans, is a nontraditional form of lending involving unsecured loans between individuals.

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«Suffering from depression and chronic fatigue syndrome, I've tried medications, supplements, and many forms of traditional and nontraditional therapies without beneficial effects.
A current policies and procedures manual that is consistent with the vision and mission of the nontraditional or alternative school, approved by the local board of education, and articulated to all stakeholders in the form of standard operating procedures (SOPs) is maintained.
Hats off to Lexus chief designer Tadao Mori, who concocted this collection of shocking - to - classicists, nontraditional forms and features in such a way as to make the composition agreeable to many.
Nontraditional Credit History: A record of credit performance shown with receipts and check stubs from payments to landlords, utility companies, child - care providers and other applicants who do not have a credit history from traditional loans and other forms of credit.
Once there, he radicalized sculpture with nontraditional materials, brilliant color and, most of all, simple geometric forms that used more space than materials.
To explore this relationship between form and ground further, Kelly began using nontraditional, shaped canvases, as in the monochromatic 1966 Yellow Piece, from, whose two curved corners draws the eye to the wall behind it, as though the gallery wall itself were part of the composition.
These references also negotiate the context of his location in New York among the high point of Abstract Expressionism, giving way to nontraditional representation, color and form.
The Los Angeles - based sculptor Liz Larner has long been able to find poetry in what might be considered nontraditional art materials — petri dishes filled with decaying fish eggs, blooming into riotous forms in a spectrum of colors; false eyelashes; surgical gauze; and on occasion, even shrimp tacos.
A nontraditional cover letter can take the form of a list of quotes, a table or chart or an infographic.
According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, nearly four out of five employers use some form of nontraditional staffing such as hiring freelancers, temporary workers or independent contractors on an as - needed basis.
Because the style of interaction in these families was more concrete and action - oriented than abstract and verbal, the team adopted and developed alternative, «more doing than talking» techniques: role playing, «enactments», home - based modalities of treatment, and other nontraditional forms.
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