Sentences with phrase «feel efficacious»

«If we all believe it's appropriate for parents to be engaged in their children's schooling, we might have very different ideas about the forms in which that engagement should occur, which would then lead to a differing role construction, a different set of skills parents would need to feel efficacious and to fulfill this role that we have,» he said.

Goddard said other research suggests teachers who feel efficacious put forth more effort, are more creative problem solvers, and are less likely to give in to negative thoughts when things go wrong.

Levels of intrinsic motivators — feeling efficacious and socially recognized — do not differ across grade levels.

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Actual entities are causally efficacious with respect to other actual entities only insofar as they are felt, i.e., only insofar as they are objects.

The «superjective nature» of God (another distinction of reason within the concept of God) refers to God's efficacious power whereby what is felt by God conditions the world of becoming.

Finally, the id mode of the self, where reality is experienced as causally efficacious, correlates with the stage of fore - contact and the phase of physical feelings.

Thus perception, in this primary sense, is perception of the settled world in the past as constituted by its feeling - tones, and as efficacious by reason of those feeling - tones (PR 182, 184).

For example, when a parent structures his perceptual field by being attuned to a possible cry from a new - born child, the infant is the source of the physical, causally efficacious feelings of the parent's experience.

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Districts that help their principals feel more efficacious about their school improvement work have positive effects on school conditions and student learning.

Although students seemed naturally to gravitate toward topics or concepts they felt most comfortable with, course instructors encouraged them to select and pursue a concept they were less familiar or efficacious with, as this opportunity would enable them to explore the concept to a deeper level and from a different perspective.

Furthermore, parents in the intervention group might have believed that the parenting programme is efficacious, and consequently feel and perform better than those who were in the control group, as they were aware of group allocation.