Sentences with phrase «compelling research showing»

Produced in collaboration with New America Media, this EdSource report reviews compelling research showing that parent involvement in their children's school is associated with a range of positive outcomes for students and greater teacher satisfaction.

In his latest book, The Quest for Alpha: The Holy Grail of Investing, Larry Swedroe presents compelling research showing how difficult it is to outperform the market.

I was recently surprised to learn that there's never been any compelling research showing that routine flossing offers oral health benefits.

There's never been any compelling research showing that daily flossing promotes better oral health or reduces gingivitis.

Their voices reinforce compelling research showing the benefits to children of dad being closely involved in their lives.»

This compelling research shows that even a modest investment of time and money (5 hours of mediation at the time of divorce) brings substantial benefits, as measured 12 years later!

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Research shows that a sense of urgency is one of the most powerful ways to spur an emotional reaction in people who feel compelled to act rashly.

Though some obstetricians tout the safety of cesareans and their value in preventing perineal damage, a systematic review of current research shows that vaginal birth is safer for mother and baby than a cesarean — unless there's a clear, compelling health reason for having a cesarean.

In work that confirmed earlier research by others, Ross presented compelling evidence showing that rats fed restricted diets not only lived longer than their fully nourished counterparts but also suffered from fewer diseases.

Through natural foods, ancient wisdom and compelling new research, he shows you how to honor the temple of your body while unlocking the genius of your inner alchemist.

Among the compelling research uncovered along the way, Kerfoot cites a study of 85 care providers that showed spaced education could reduce their inappropriate cancer screenings by 26 percent over a 36 - week course period.

Michael Klonsky, of the University of Illinois (Chicago) College of Education says, «A compelling body of research shows that when students are part of smaller and more intimate learning communities, they are more successful.»

For example you might see one moment teachers and students working together to explore a compelling question, teachers really guiding the process quite carefully, showing the students how to go about the process of investigation and research, building that understanding it over time.

Compelling empirical research shows that a positive and sustained school climate promotes students» academic achievement and healthy development.

One of the most compelling reasons to make reading as accessible as possible for the aged may be the research that has shown that the symptoms of Alzheimer's and dementia, which can not be reversed or stopped entirely at this point, might be slowed through constant mental exercise, such as reading, and through a return to activities that the patient once found enjoyable, again, such as the enjoyment of books that have been off - limits as of late due to failing health.

From acclaimed author Laurie Halse Anderson comes this compelling, impeccably researched novel that shows the lengths we can go to cast off our chains, both physical and spiritual.

This research, conducted with 1,986 consumers, shows that 72 % would find it more compelling if their device had a longer battery life, while over half admitted to having experienced difficulty reading their screen due to the glare from the sunlight, and a further 40 % claiming to be frustrated with the vulnerability of their device's screen.

In fact, getting the services of a literary agent requires that you do ample research, show due diligence in your output, and most importantly, write really compelling work.

Each research groups feels compelled to use terms or abbreviations not used by the others to show their degree of independent thinking and, perhaps, in penance (feeling guilty) for our inability to offer real hope to the owners of individual, infected cats.

(11) Presumably, an equally compelling show of another twelve painters could be mounted elsewhere in the future, and the research contained in this catalogue would provide a helpful starting point to the curator who picks up the baton and carries on.

Having been part of the movement, she felt compelled to use the material to honor the Feminist Art Movement and the struggles it went through.1 While the documentary was released in 2010, it is still as relevant as it has ever been, with current research still showing disparities between the representation and sale of male and female artists.2

In such situations, a compelling body of research has emerged showing how information is fairly meaningless.

Instead, a good white paper will educate readers by, for example, telling them «how to» solve a tactical problem, avoid a common pitfall, capitalize on a growing trend, or address a compelling need (note: research shows that white paper readers tend to think more in terms of their problems (e.g., spyware) than possible solutions (e.g., anti-spyware)-RRB-.

Your company research will make your responses to questions compelling and show that you'll be helpful to their goals and bottom line.

This should show a potential employer how your skills and qualifications will help them, and compel them to research your resume further.

Research shows that most recruiters and hiring managers are open to two - page resumes provided that they're filled with compelling, relevant content.

Research has shown that many alienated children can transform quickly from refusing or staunchly resisting the rejected parent to being able to show and receive love from that parent, followed by an equally swift shift back to the alienated position when back in the orbit of the alienating parent; alienated children seem to have a secret wish for someone to call their bluff, compelling them to reconnect with the parent they claim to hate.

Making Grateful Kids: A Scientific Approach to Help Youth Thrive Jeffrey Froh, Giacomo Bono The authors introduce their most compelling research, announce groundbreaking findings, and share real - life stories to show parents, teachers, mentors, and kids how to achieve greater life satisfaction through gratitude.

Compelling 2015 research by Paul Slovic and others shows that we are often likely to help a person in need, but we are much less likely to help that person when our attention is simultaneously directed toward other people that we are unable to help.

Children who have undergone forced separation from one of their parents in the absence of abuse, including cases of parental alienation, are highly subject to post-traumatic stress, and reunification efforts in these cases should proceed carefully and with sensitivity (research has shown that many alienated children can transform quickly from refusing or staunchly resisting the rejected parent to being able to show and receive love from that parent, followed by an equally swift shift back to the alienated position when back in the orbit of the alienating parent; alienated children seem to have a secret wish for someone to call their bluff, compelling them to reconnect with the parent they claim to hate).