Sentences with phrase «early engagement»

In conclusion, motivation is clearly an important factor in children's early engagements with literacy.
In contrast to findings from clinic - based interventions, early engagement in home visitation is associated with lower levels of functioning and acute needs.
The exhibition will move from early engagements with Arte Povera and Dada (greased body prints, spades, American flags) through endlessly inventive deployments of bottle caps, chicken bones and hair as signifiers of blackness, and on to his recent potent engagement with abstraction, which have ranged from blacking out massive spaces (and giving viewers tiny blue flashlights) to concealing abstract paintings under tarps.
Conversely, there have been instances where failure to participate in a process of early engagement with Aboriginal people has led to avoidable project delays and increased costs to proponents» (Protectors of the Land at 19).
While traditionally tendered projects often mean a contractor is engaged at a later point in the planning and design of a school, a framework can allow early engagement between contractor and designer.
Through early engagement with the issues — and determining the best strategy at the start of the regulatory investigation — we guide our clients through complex regulatory matters.
We very much welcome his statement that this is «much more likely to occur where family group conferencing or similar early engagement with family have occurred to identify alternative placements for the child.
Providers and researchers need quality measures of family engagement to identify early engagement problems, to determine the effectiveness of engagement interventions, and to test theories of family treatment engagement.
The exhibition will move from early engagements with Arte Povera and Dada (greased body prints, spades, American flags) through endlessly inventive deployments of bottle caps, chicken bones and hair as signifiers of blackness, and on to his recent potent engagements with abstraction, which have ranged from blacking out massive spaces (and giving viewers tiny blue flashlights) to concealing abstract paintings under tarps.
The lack of early engagement from the US nuclear industry in Africa means that we are missing out on strategic partnerships in these countries that could last decades.
«Severe liver damage in mid / late - adulthood among people who inject drugs with chronic Hepatitis C: Few people who inject drugs are engaged in needed care for chronic HCV infection; early engagement in treatment needs to be a policy priority for these individuals.»
Clearly, an examination of both autonomy - supportive and controlling environments seems essential in understanding the contextual influences on children's early engagements with literacy.
The legacy of our earlier engagement with the region was largely squandered through a decade or more of neglect in the late 1990s and the first decade of this century.
«That early engagement is valuable to us and that's when we become the most valuable to them.
«I tried to interview him, but I think the experience of his earlier engagements with my friend, Olusegun Adeniyi deterred him.
Given their findings, the researchers note the health - related benefits of early engagement, especially since the new HCV treatments feature shorter drug regimens that are very likely to result in cure.
They then add: «full transparency and early engagement with the public will be crucial for their approval.»
The presentation will cover the successes and challenges relating to our people; early engagement, communication, trust, agility and collaboration.
A robust onboarding process should encourage engagement, and this early engagement creates an overall positive impression of your company.
This early engagement means that all interested students have the best chance at entering a career in the health professions, rather than being behind in training as a result of STEM training that was inadequate or not introduced in critical early years.
From his early engagement with pop to his works produced at the dawn of the twenty - first century, Robert Rauschenberg blazed a new trail for art.
Rita McBride's architectural intervention Bells and Whistles resulted from an early engagement with the design process of the University Center building.
Her work since the 1970s has covered different foci but her interest in what she calls the «poetics of vulnerability» characterises all her explorations, from her earlier engagements with history, memory and migration to her more recent concerns with shame, violence and sexuality.
The show should provide an opportunity for viewers to reflect on the stormy course of Ray's career, from his early engagement with a Conceptual but humorous performance art to uncanny, sexually desublimatory figurative sculpture.
LG Since that early engagement with your paintings, I understood that drawing and painting always existed alongside your video work.
As the catalogue explains, Diebenkorn forged strong allegiances to sources in American art and popular culture before fully responding to Matisse's influence; the teacher who introduced him to Sarah Stein was in fact a disciple of Edward Hopper, and it was the example of Hopper's hard - won, vernacular images that guided Diebenkorn's early engagement with the harsh literalism of the American scene, which was often hostile to modernism.
It was an early engagement with Cézanne that convinced Murray to refocus her talents on painting rather than commercial art as a student at the School of the Art Institute of Chicago.
Although Katrin is best known for large - scale paintings, her truly contemporary artistic practice originates in an early engagement with Performance Art with her project Dust of Galaxy, in 2002 or Land Art presented through Energy Flow in 2004.
Apex's proactive approach to wildlife issues, and its early engagement with local residents going back many months, helped it win over local officials and environmental activists.
Early engagement of lawyers will ensure that employee statements during an internal investigation are given with the benefit of legal advice and such statements can later be submitted to law enforcement authorities.
«Early engagement is a good development if it is properly funded,» he says.
Early engagement with the mediator and the other parties, usually through their lawyers, is another building block to make sure the process starts off on a sound footing.
«We have an earlier engagement with Google for [the] Android P version,» Wang told AC.
The presentation will cover the successes and challenges relating to our people; early engagement, communication, trust, agility and collaboration.
Results: (1) Early engagement and participation in the cellular phone enhanced program predicted intervention completion, and (2) the quality of parenting prior to entrance in the program predicted engagement.
Early engagement was studied in three ways: (1) length of time active in the program during the first year of service (duration), (2) number of visits received (quantity), and (3) gaps in service between visits (consistency).
In an effort to establish substantiality, Vaillancourt argued that while Vistnes was given access to certain U.S. MLS data for an earlier engagement, he didn't use any of this U.S. data to help to qualify his statements for these proceedings.
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