Sentences with phrase «habits by asking yourself questions»

Elicit good practice habits by asking questions and instructing students to make comprehensive recordings while in the field.

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When I asked some basic questions about his eating habits, I was quite surprised by the answer.

You don't need the whole family history, but by asking this question you're bound to find other details that have influenced your date's quirks and habits.

First is «Spellbound: Asking Questions About Habit Forming Game Design» by Oscar Clark of Unity Technologies.

Library space planning must begin by asking the right questions, guided not by our collection and operational needs but by student learning and their learning habits, and by preferring learning needs over operational needs.

Users can obtain Oregon car insurance quotes from our website by filling out an information form that asks users simple questions about their driving habits and vehicles.

By asking yourself these questions, you can see if you need to change your driving habits.

That increase in confidence helps trainers identify bad habits that are forming, good habits that need strengthening and allows students to ask questions without fear of judgment by other students.

A 2018 critique of the paper's findings by three Google researchers found that asking yes / no questions about specific habits — such as wearing glasses or having facial hair — could achieve comparable results.

Couples therapy assists couples in changing their habits by teaching both parties how to ask questions that matter.

The senior agent (my colleague) explained to me that he / she asked the question about: whether it was known if the competitor «Ms. top - producer» had been competing for the listing, because the seasoned agents knew «Ms. top - producer» was in the habit of adding fixed dollar sums of value, to a price (list price) that would have been suggested by a competitor, who was also vying for the listing.

Home interiors specialist Hillarys questioned 2,598 Brits aged 18 and over, and asked them what they felt were the most annoying habits displayed by visitors.