Sentences with phrase «constant disruption»

Some people adapt easily to shift work, but not everyone can handle constant disruptions to their daily rhythm.

Although I'd used it to a limited extent on internal corporate networks, I'd avoided it like the plague as an Internet tool, fearing constant disruption.

These trips are cheap and very popular with budget travelers, but have constant disruptions for re-fueling and passenger transfers, and are therefore not always the most pleasant way to experience the islands.

Also crucial are «capability to adapt, to deal with constant disruption and chaos.»

School teachers are under enormous pressure to do the best for their students but have little time to make changes and understandably dislike constant disruption to the curriculum.»

Making Title I a voucher would create constant disruptions in school planning and budgeting because of an unknown number of students who may change schools during the year, possibly even returning to their original school.

In December 2016, The Fresno Bee reported that 70 of 85 teachers at McLane High School, a school publicly praised for its restorative justice program, signed a petition demanding stricter, more consistent discipline at the school.16 The petition claims the campus has experienced constant disruption and fighting — and that teachers have been both physically and verbally assaulted.

Moreover, the screen doesn't automatically turn itself off once it detects you're snug in bed, which makes for constant disruption unless you explicitly enable Do Not Disturb — which requires disabling it in the morning.

The Eldercaring Coordinator addresses non-legal, family issues so that attorneys and the court can address legal issues without constant disruptions.

Clowney finished the game with just one sack, but his constant disruption was too much for the Jacksonville offense and helped the Texans defense deal with the absences of both J.J. Watt and Whitney Mercilus.

He had five sacks and 61 tackles along with a fumble recovery and was a constant disruption for offenses all season.

Mr. Cuomo announced the emergency plan after months of constant disruptions and coverage by The New York Times about the decrepit state of the subway, including its fragile signal system and increasingly malfunctioning trains, and the escalating financial cost to riders.

But by helping your child or teen spend time each day exercising his «mindfulness muscles» through meditation, focusing techniques, a pastime that requires focus, or other similar strategies, you will be at the very least providing an oasis of calm from the constant disruptions of daily life, and at best, you will be equipping your child or teen with a capacity to focus that will serve him well throughout his life.

Learner disengagement due to constant disruptions and the need to access learning resources on multiple devices, at the point of need.

Great teaching and learning takes focus and concentration; constant disruption and anxiety due to chronic violence are the enemies of that.

The practices transform classrooms, especially those plagued with discipline problems, low attendance and constant disruption.

Create and maintain a climate of constant disruption and destabilization, with cascading mandates that are impossible to keep up or comply with

Teaching a lesson to your class can become quite a challenge when you have to deal with the constant disruption of a difficult student.

For those who seemed to be paying attention I don't know how they could hear because of the constant disruptions by other students walking around talking out loud totally ignoring the constant calls from the teacher to sit down get off the desk pick your pencil off the floor.