Sentences with phrase «attitudes than techniques»

A constructive image of evangelizing requires a review of contemporary methods like revivalism and mission, and leads to the concept of the Christian, whether minister or layman, encountering others, whether as individuals or in a group, in a discussion of their expressed needs, and depends more on attitudes than techniques.

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That the helping person possesses something of this attitude is vastly more important than the particular counseling techniques he uses in such a relationship.

I have already given away my own conviction about methods of evangelizing; namely, that methods relate more to attitudes than to techniques.

Because you're overrating a quantitative number called weight when it comes to safety play against the run which is much more about angles, tackling technique, strength, and attitude than body mass.

Techniques include strategies such as: developing strong mathematical content knowledge and positive attitudes towards mathematics; encouraging their students to use critical thinking and active learning; placing more emphasis on understanding rather than rules and procedures; using concrete materials and technology; and providing support and encouragement for all students.

Positive attitude helps them focus and absorb information quicker and more effectively than any other technique, not only because it creates the right environment for enjoying the eLearning experience, but also because it increases motivation and achievement levels by making learners more productive, helping them to retain and recall more information.

I have always thought the Golden owner's attitude that Goldens are so totally different than other gun dog breeds that the owners need to put their own special spin on proven training techniques is misplaced.

Painting as more than strictly a technique, but an attitude, as in Wächtler, a way of welding a certain type of depth or ambience beyond the canvas, was abundant also in a group exhibition curated by the artists Anna Lucia Nissen (b1985, Berlin) and Alex Rathbone (b1987, Middlesex, UK) inside their Schöneberg flat.