Sentences with phrase «evaluative work»

Dr. Bone worked directly with Richard Gardner, MD on multiple cases and did evaluative work directly with Dr. Gardner.

The plan builds on whole of government evaluative work over the past 12 months, including the Red Tape Evaluation (Morgan Disney report), [269] the formative evaluation of the 8 COAG trial sites, and the review of individual SRAs.

Not exact matches

Of course to say that it «worked well» implies certain evaluative criteria different from the mainstream.

Specifically, a shift in attitude, away from evaluative and instrumental views of education (e.g, «I complete school work to get a grade, or because I need a degree to get a job,») and toward a sense of purpose and connection.

Course participants will gain an overview of the different forms of evaluation of work targeting fathers and methods that might be used in undertaking them; increased awareness on the kinds of agencies and professionals who might be involved in targeting fathers; understanding of the ethical issues, role of monitoring and other forms of record keep as part of the evaluation process; and understanding of the use of evaluative processes as part of organisational and project development

The data showed that the evaluative conditions worked: Participants who were exposed to positive images paired with their partner's face showed more positive automatic reactions to their partner over the course of the intervention compared with those who saw neutral pairings.

A recent evaluative research study into the Craigslea approach found that sharing the work of the PLGs, through published papers and conferences, has improved the «feel good factor» among teachers.

Earl, L., & Timperley, H. (2015), Evaluative thinking for successful educational innovation, OECD Education Working Papers.

The concept of technological pedagogical content knowledge (or technology, pedagogy, and content knowledge [TPACK]-RRB- provides a theoretical frame for doing just that (Mishra & Koehler, 2006)-- as long as TPACK is not used by teacher educators and researchers as a simple static and myopic evaluative lens that fails to pay attention to the range of contexts that teachers work within.

Many of us felt strongly that instructional practice could be improved if teachers engaged in serious, evaluative conversations about teaching — but that having a facilitator attached to each group may work against this goal.

«This feels like a really significant... step in the right direction of respecting teachers» priorities, knowledge, and capacity to make serious evaluative judgments about their own work,» he said.

Through this work, AdvancED has provided the vast majority of Georgia schools and districts with a research - based framework for continuous improvement that incorporates third - party evaluative feedback through external engagement.

Interim assessment programs can be an effective strategy for schools and districts to monitor student progress and work towards a variety of instructional, predictive, and evaluative goals.

A second assessment practice that supports learning involves presenting evaluative criteria and models of work that illustrate different levels of quality.

This session will provide ideas and suggestions for coaches or trainers of coaches who will be working with teachers in either an evaluative or nonevaluative role.

In - depth annotative and evaluative feedback to help you revise your work with clear goals and objectives in mind

The self - publishing evaluative sites you'll see Holloway mention are Awesome Indies, which has an «AIA Seal of Excellence» for work deemed «quality independent fiction,» and Compulsion Reads.

It should be an educational and self - evaluative process as well as a way for the social worker to get to know you and your family, help you determine what age of child would best fit into your home, whether a sibling group would work well, and what other important characteristics you would be willing to accept in a child.

These changes in the teamwork - related mental models (TWMM) reflect a dissonance reduction process, in which group members attempt to reach consistency between two different sets of evaluative cognitions: their original expectations towards teamwork and the evaluative cognitions referring to the teamwork quality experienced during real group work.

Because (1) the evaluative cognitions that group members hold in relation to teamwork are important drivers of task engagement and ultimately group performance [5] and (2) personality is one of the most explored predictors of work related attitudes and behaviors [6]; [7] it becomes important to identify individual differences (in particular personality traits) that influence the development and change of these individual mental models.