Sentences with phrase «consider diverse points»

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Your well - considered post does say this, my point is to push us further into our own process as I believe this (and the discussions unfolding on blogs such as this are part of this evolving consciousness) helps move us toward a one - world consciousness that is secure enough to tolerate diverse opinion and at the same time wise enough to recognize, and lovingly steer away from, that which is harmful to ourselves.

In President Obama's farewell address in Chicago, he notes that for democracy to work in a nation that is becoming more and more diverse, we need to «heed the advice of one of the great characters in American fiction, Atticus Finch, who said, «You never really understand a person until you consider things from his point of view... until you climb into his skin and walk around in it.»»

While other approaches are allowed by regulation, the Department's guidance focuses on setting learning targets that are differentiated by students» starting points to ensure that diverse learning needs are considered when setting goals.

For example, an administrator might notice that a new alternative assessment asks students to consider diverse opinions, but that the texts students encounter outside of that one assessment reflect a single point of view or perspective.

This is where having a more diverse group comes in handy, since having different business points of view can engender unique solutions to problems that you might not have ever considered.

With so many indie names already on board for the Nintendo Switch, gamers can expect a more sizable and diverse game offering than the Wii U. With that in mind, there are still several factors to consider before the Nintendo Switch releases in March of 2017 including its price point.

All of its maps boil down to some variation of «go to a point and stand there to capture it,» and it's a game that becomes very repetitive very quickly, even considering its impressively diverse roster of heroes.

While Cohen and Bryant direct us to Walter Benjamin's landmark essay, The Work of Art in The Age of Mechanical Reproduction, as the conceptual basis, they consider it an entry point to diverse cultural insights into socio economics, gender, celebrity, humor and violence.

In utilising these sections, the exhibition aims to map and logically understand the artist's diverse installations and offer relatable points of entry into a labyrinthine body of work that he considered of as one overarching project.