Sentences with phrase «critical lens»

Authors from the United Kingdom, Chile and the United States detail their experiences and challenges through critical lenses.

Ladies and gentlemen, the focus of today's engagement is on Ghana's mining and extractive industry with critical lenses on the matters arising from the fight against small - scale mining, regulation of mining activities and the activities of multinational mining companies in the Ashanti Region.

Liat Berdugo is an artist, writer, and curator whose work — which focuses on embodiment and digitality, archive theory, and new economies — interweaves video, writing, performance, and programming to form a considerate and critical lens on digital culture.

Motivated the middle school ELA department to increase rigor, including critical lens essays and research based projects into the curriculum

Perhaps I view West Ham through a more critical lens but I don't believe any other Premier League side has such difficulty in ball retention or ends up playing it back to the keeper so often.

It's a pretty linear telling of her literary life, which is definitely interestingly told with lots of archival footage and photos, but I was left wondering if someone who was not so close to the family might have looked at her life with a more critical lens.

But before we get to the reasons behind this conclusion, let's explore what our study told us about how the SaaS Quick Ratio evolves through 3 critical lenses:

It is a critical lens of legitimacy through which the enlightened libertarian can view the world, and gives the libertarian the ability to take a stand on what he feels is right and wrong.

All elements of my life were suddenly under a critical lens and my plans for childbirth were no exception.

I wonder, though, whether in judging the quality of today's school lunches we might not be viewing it through the critical lens of adults instead of children.

We will review every proposed transaction on the merits through that critical lens.»

National Board Certification not only provides candidates with a critical lens by which to assess their teaching, it also provides them with a clinical language by which they can speak about their classroom expertise.

In this more complicated world, differentiated instruction is a critical lens to successful learning experiences for students.

Perhaps most important was that while students were deeply engaged in the content and invested in creating the final product, they were also developing historical thinking skills, exploring Europe's history through a critical lens, applying their reading comprehension skills to difficult non-fiction and historical fiction, interpreting primary sources, writing in a number of genres, and developing their oral language abilities.

Manuel Fernandez, principal of Cambridge Street Upper School in Cambridge, Massachusetts, who has passionately focused on integration in schools for decades, jumped at the opportunity to participate in the course and RIDES, even if it meant taking a critical lens to the work behind done at his school.

Working with the «critical lens,» they learned how to respond to such statements as, «All literature must teach a lesson as well as entertain,» explaining why they agreed or disagreed.

Now, we deliver sessions exclusively on the topic of pornography in an effort to help students develop a critical lens through which to view, or not view, such material.

«I felt like taking Ethnic Studies was the critical lens to do the work I'm doing now,» Townsend Utin says.

«I needed time to apply a critical lens to what I had set out to do and to reflect on my position within the American and international contexts where I had chosen to work,» she says.

We believe this is a critical lens through which to gauge the potential social mobility in Colorado because all colleges are not equal and because some offer distinct life advantages over other colleges.

By taking a critical lens to our work and embracing innovative ideas we can usher in a bolder vision for education.

Myers and Beach (2001) offered several concrete suggestions for teaching with both a critical lens and with technology.

The Regional Funds sites provide a space for educators to look with a critical lens at the current system.

She approaches history through a critical lens of both «builders and users» to understand the multifaceted roles of library actors (librarians, readers, technicians, administrators) to shape the meaning of libraries, popular education, and literacy in 20th century Vietnam.

To develop a critical lens and shift the mind - set from deficit to asset based (and to develop resources for project - based learning), the principal and some teachers enlisted a school alum to take them on a community tour.

If your professor asks you to write a critical lens essay, please do not panic.

The video game tackled themes you'd be hard - pressed to find in most games in the same genre, pointing a critical lens at the violence glorified in most war - centric games.

Trevor Paglen: The Genres will feature 11 of these photographic works that utilize the medium as a political tool — raising questions of perception and providing a critical lens on today's socio - political landscape.

Lastly, Christoph Gielen, also of New York, charters flights in multiple regions of the United States in order to capture the landscape through a critical lens, suspended from above.

Activities in this guide ask students to question popular narratives of African Diasporic identity and culture, view artworks through a critical lens, and create a self - portrait to actively express their self - identity.

Revisiting that historic moment, Persona 1965 allowed contemporary visitors to see iconic posters and other design works, including Shigeo Fukuda's slyly satirical graphic reinterpretation of Shakespeare's Romeo and Juliet, in the context of their own time, and the critical lens of our own present.

The fact that a critical lens is applied to who is eligible to participate is a defining characteristic of the event.

For her 12 × 12 project, My First Painting, Twenty - One Years Later, Guerrero - Maciá expands on her activity of remaking readymade objects into large - scale, hand - sewn paintings and designed objects by turning the critical lens of this activity onto herself and her own creative process.

Although there is a long road ahead in terms of implementation, which will be peppered with contentious debates about the role of the state in the regulation of sex work and the legitimacy of sex work as labour, it is important to pause and look at the decision with a critical lens, taking into account the symbolic significance of this landmark case.

I need only to point to Article 2 about our rights to equality and to live free from discrimination and Article 3 about our right to self determination, to show where these approaches have moved away from the critical lens of the Declaration.

You either tend to look at your partner with rose colored love glasses or through a critical lens.

It allows for quick deal analysis and if done systemically with a critical lens can be a powerful technique.