Sentences with phrase «cultural shifts away»

What we kept coming back to is that API's goal is nothing short of a massive cultural shift away from what Barbara called a «punishing culture» and toward compassion.

Since the 1980s, there has been a 20 percent decline in visits to U.S. national parks and a cultural shift away from nature - based recreation in favor of things like the indoor screen time.

In this podcast, Dr. Freiberg explains district responsibilities under the state anti-bullying statutes; explores the need for a cultural shift away from punishing bad behavior to teaching kids essential life skills; and, discusses restorative practices and the positive outcomes achieved by schools that are implementing them.

The most radical thing an artist can do now, he claimed was «to paint with oils on canvas».2 A revival of painting by Collishaw and Hirst (who is included in Painting Now) indicates the significant cultural shift away from the gaudy consumerism and nihilism that artists of the 90s once championed.

One way of dealing with this trade - off would be a cultural shift away from creating ever more gadgets to creating more appreciation and better stewardship for Earth's aesthetic assets.

There has been a widespread cultural shift away from inpatient care to outpatient mental health services

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This will require a cultural shift — driven by stronger and more strategic business leaders — away from the existing environment of price - based competition and fear of local competitors.

How can we make a cultural shift toward giving ourselves more space for creativity in the workplace, and consider time spent away from work a critical way to «recharge»?

They represent the culmination of a cultural change that began as the 1980s indie film movement shifted control of American film production away from the major studios to the entrepreneurship of individual (not necessarily «independent») outsiders.

Modern thinking on bullying acknowledges the complexity of the problem, and has shifted responsibility away from teachers and administrators, emphasizing instead the positive effects of broader networks and school - wide cultural transformations.

Just a stones throw away from Europe, the cultural shift can often come as a surprise.

Atypical of publications that have dealt with the 13 - year period in question, Inventing Downtown shifts the discussion away from a progression of styles — Abstract Expressionism, figuration, Pop, and Minimalism — to a reexamination of the New York art scene from cultural, social, and economic viewpoints.

Critiquing Modernism in the 1960s and 1970s also had its political implications in the Philippines, as it meant a shift away from the cultural pretensions and repressive regime of Ferdinand and Imelda Marcos, who ruled the country from 1965 to 1986 under mounting controversy.

While many of the images in Exposed were not created as artworks and would be at home in a history museum, their placement in SFMOMA shifts their context away from being purely pedagogical and toward establishing the cultural context for artistic practice.

Mike Kelley's Arenas series of the late 80s and early 90s mark a shift away from the artist's performance - oriented activity and towards a new sculptural dexterity, in which cultural resonance is elicited from an eerie reframing of everyday objects.

Even so, the ALP, on cultural issues, has most definitely shifted away from a Left - liberal («Refugees, Reconciliation, Republic») towards a Left - «corporal» («working families») position.

The intention of this short paper is to stimulate the family dispute resolution field to recognize the need for a cultural shift — a paradigm shift away from the court - centered system and into a more community - centred entry point with holistic programs.