Sentences with phrase «adapted as a checklist»

«The Practice Direction is accompanied by a Generic Protocol which can be adapted as a checklist and form of agreement between parties to establish a meaningful and simplified exchange

«The Practice Direction is accompanied by a Generic Protocol which can be adapted as a checklist and form of agreement between parties to establish a meaningful and simplified exchange of evidence.

Not exact matches

Now, tools such as a checklist of traumatic experiences and symptoms that can be adapted to most cultures have helped identify mental health needs shared by many refugees, he says.

The downloadable sample portfolio checklist that accompanies this article is one I used as a teacher of elementary - aged English language learners — and it can easily be adapted for use with older students.

We adapted the findings from the study to provide a checklist to use as a starting point for a discussion about the ways that schools can meet the socio - emotional and academic needs of newcomers in schools and society.

As with an investment checklist, these might usefully be adapted to better suit your own strengths & weaknesses — but I've found each valuable in its own right, so I definitely recommend you give»em all a fair crack of the whip.

Laurel S. Terry, An «Issue Checklist» for the ABA Commission on Multidisciplinary Practice, reprinted as Appendix 2 in Gary A. Munneke and Ann L. MacNaughton, eds., Multidisciplinary Practice: Staying Competitive and Adapting to Change (ABA 2001)