Sentences with phrase «fundamental skills issues»

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In 2010, he addressed the issue of memorization versus learning, saying that «if you're spending all your time memorizing content, you're not going to develop those fundamental skills.»

Fiddling with the fringes of the issue, with fairly miserly funding of R&D and transport, fails to address the fundamental underlying causes: the recent relative atrophy of infrastructure spending and capital investment and a relentless focus since 2010 purely on the number of jobs, rather than quality, skilled, well - paid jobs.

Note that there is absolutely no reference to the fundamental issues associated with students that face language barriers, students that require special education services or issues related to having qualified teachers who have the experience and skills to face those vitally important issues.

It is important to note that Kishimoto makes no reference to the fundamental issues associated with students that face language barriers, students that require special education services or issues related to having qualified teachers who have the experience and skills to face those vitally important issues.

In Kennedy v Cordia the court started from three fundamental common law principles (paras [39] to [41]-RRB-: first, that «[39] Skilled witnesses, unlike other witnesses, can give evidence of their opinions to assist the court»; second, that experts can give evidence of fact relevant to a fact in issues; and, third, that experts can give evidence based on their own experience and on the work of others in their field.

Both task forces issued reports that carefully analyze the state of legal education and post-graduate preparation and concluded that fundamental changes are needed in order to give law students and new lawyers better grounding and more skills in the practical aspects of being a lawyer.

With a dedicated and trained project manager (given legal project management is yet to be taught as a fundamental skill in law school), it also aims to resolve the historic communication issues that has haunted the legal profession, and reduce the overall costs by having cheaper non-lawyer project managers to coordinate the project.

While the fundamental therapeutic skills — joining and motivating clients, listening actively and intuitively, clarifying issues and relationship patterns — are as relevant to successful therapy as ever, there are new applications for those skills that can make therapy more effective with today's crop of adolescents.

Most importantly, Real thoroughly reviews fundamental principles and skills necessary to resolve those issues.

However the Government must ensure that it goes beyond leadership and addresses fundamental capacity issues such as resourcing and skill deficits, including basic administrative and financial skills.