Sentences with phrase «did genuine learning»

Only in that testing and measuring process did genuine learning — including content learning — occur.

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Many experts both within and outside of the church think that there is much we can do to help couples and modern societies learn to hold together genuine covenantal love (a much stronger concept than that of romantic love) with the economic, kinship, networking and child - rearing aspects of marriage.

On one hand, boomer - age cultured (i.e., liberally - educated) conservatives who don't know contemporary pop culture and are too lazy about learning anything about it; on the other, young liberals who know it but are unashamedly un-cultured (i.e., rejecting the canonical distinctions that genuine....

Commit to building genuine community with a small group of people who are interested in learning the truth rather than doing thing the way they have always been done.

Genuine believers avoid interpreting scripture for themselves like the plague because as they study they learn that the bible interprets itself and our duty is to let it do that for us and for God's glory.

(Dulles, p, 275) But, as Dulles and other theologians also insist, such a confessional statement does not preclude the possibility of open dialogue and genuine willingness to learn new things about mystery from other positions.

There are more and more advertisers learning the value of influencers for their business, not all of these brands don't have multi million pound offers on the table and often don't want a quick mention from a huge talent, they want genuine engagement & support from the more «everyday» influencers, they can work with more of them, more often & often find the return more valuable to their business.

But I'm slowly learning that I need to do things from the heart, and like you mentioned, genuine connections with people (other bloggers and readers) are what really count — and move the needle.

I don't intend to cause a war or go back and forth on this endlessly but I guess I have so far been lucky enough to meet or be in contact with mostly genuine people in the industry so far, I shall consider this an interesting learning curve.

And it also provides breathing room for some genuine emotion, as she contends with her tenuous relationship with her dad, her growing feelings for the decent dude (who we of course learn did not take advantage of having a pretty drunk girl in his bed), and the fact that this fateful day is also the birthday of her recently deceased mother.

All told, California Dreaming gave me the feeling of reading a history of the Protestant Reformation that did not mention the genuine death - dealing armies in the fields of central Europe, as if the battalions were engaged in a learned dispute concerning interpretation of the Gospels.

School - based PJEAs will also receive funding to enable students to start their own business while at school — genuine, practical, real - world experiences that will allow them to learn by doing.

How do we distinguish genuine playful learning from addictive games or commercial exploitation of our kids?

«Today, curiosity, creativity, and ultimately genuine learning are at risk anywhere high - stakes testing, Big Data, and punitive accountability are the dominant drivers of what teachers and students do in schools.

Our conversations did not end with verbal reflection, but rather she provided a space to develop a genuine community of learners where we could learn from each other and have the difficult conversations that often impede a unifying understanding about the purpose of education and how to provide an excellent education for all students.

It can not be forced by incentives that distract from the most important work teachers do with students: fostering genuine curiosity and love of learning around rich content and meaningful tasks with that content.

But at the same time, trying to do this by specifying simple and easily measured outcomes and raising the stakes for achieving those outcomes tends to produce education focused more on preparing students for tests than on developing genuine learning.

«I think Maryville has figured out how to do quality online education where they create genuine, deep learning communities.»

Teachers are not motivated to do well by fear of losing their jobs; they are motivated by a love for learning, teaching and a genuine concern for the children they teach.

But if you do start to get them, make a decision to read the ones that appear genuine, learn from them and take them in your stride.

Here you will investigate, integrate, and audit the data you have assembled and ideally learn something about your subject which is the genuine motivation behind doing an exploration paper in any case.

That is why it's so important to do this: If you move away from the crate at this point, and the puppy makes noise, you will be unable to tell the difference between 1) noise which is genuine distress, panic and fear about being separated from you — which should not be allowed to continue, or it may become associated with the crate — and 2) an angry frustrated «I WANT», sort of noise, which really should be ignored, so the puppy learns it doesn't work.

If therefore the student in our laws hath formed both his sentiments and style, by perusal and imitation of the purest classical writers, among whom the historians and orators will best deserve his regard; if he can reason with precision, and separate argument from fallacy, by the clear simple rules of pure unsophisticated logic; if he can fix his attention, and steadily pursue truth through any the most intricate deduction, by the use of mathematical demonstrations; if he has enlarged his conceptions of nature and art, by a view of the several branches of genuine, experimental, philosophy; if he has impressed on his mind the sound maxims of the law of nature, the best and most authentic foundation of human laws; if, lastly, he has contemplated those maxims reduced to a practical system in the laws of imperial Rome; if he has done this, or any part of it, (though all may be easily done under as able instructors as ever graced any feats of learning) a student thus qualified may enter upon the study of the law with incredible advantage and reputation.

While every firm has at least one «rainmaker,» in nearly all of the 100 + firms I've helped over the years, fewer than 10 percent of the lawyers were either any good at generating new work or had a genuine interest in learning how to do so.

[25] The minutes do not make an attempt to address this contradiction — however, assuming the willingness to learn more about ABS was genuine, any decision made at that point to oppose them would be premature.

The genuine logic behind my opinion or a little hesitation to have not learned to drive a Car even as I cross the mid 20s threshold has to do with my earlier experience with driving schools.

Our job is to make sure that when that kid's 20 he really does have a genuine choice about whether he wants to go to the city and learn to be a doctor, or a lawyer, or a plumber; or whether he wants to stay in his homelands.

It's important to maintain an atmosphere of genuine respect for what each partner brings to the collaboration, and a willingness on everyone's part to learn how to do things differently.

In addition, adopting a genuine «learning by doing» approach can be a very accountable process, as evidenced by Malaysia's National Transformation Program, which has a reporting and monitoring framework built into the program to enable regular reporting on outcomes and a process for escalating concerns.

The quality of the Realtor does not become evident until a crisis has to be dealt with by said Realtor, and this will not occur until after the Realtor of choice has established himself / herself with the client as that Realtor of choice via having established a rapport with said client, be it via genuine caring or via disingenuous learned acting procedures.