Sentences with phrase «because meaningful projects»

Break down the barriers between disciplines, because meaningful projects almost always cut across disciplines.

Not exact matches

because when push comes to shove, there is only nation which can project hard power in a meaningful, decisive manner: the U.S. Bankrupt, wounded, in decline, however you wish to characterize the U.S., it holds decisive dominance in hard power.

You become more selective and work on projects that are so meaningful because you want every other waking moment spent with your family.

But this contrast feels even more meaningful and cruel in The Florida Project because, as misguided as these characters are, it is hard not to feel like the beauty of their environment played a part in their complacency — the bright and optimistic colours a total deception, conning them into a false sense of security.

But because student - performance data on the state's standardized science exam indicated that our students did not understand these subject areas in a deep and meaningful way, the teachers decided to use a new approach: They chose to embrace a project - learning strategy to connect science and colonial history through a local historic site that dates back to the 1640s, the Saugus Iron Works.

Projects motivate students to learn because they genuinely find the project's topic, Driving Question and tasks to be relevant and meaningful.

The youth say they've learned the importance of choosing a subject that's meaningful to them, because they have to stick with the same project for months.

Because students select their own projects, they are meaningful to the group, and the students have a vested interest in their success.

It's because Samsung had the courage to try something as out - there as the original Gear watch — whose integrated camera I still think is a cool, if entirely unpractical feature — that it could collect truly useful and meaningful feedback for its future projects.

A firm believer that PMO s should be enablers of progress, not a bureaucratic entity that will count, measure anything and everything just because it can be; producing reams of reports that contain pages and pages of data as opposed to meaningful information for the actual intended audience; imposing an overhead of 7 % -10 % on otherwise productive Project Management time filling out redundant templates.