Sentences with phrase «immediate outcome»

Beyond immediate outcomes in the classroom, SEL prepares employees to solve problems, manage emotions, and communicate.

Beyond immediate outcomes in the classroom, SEL prepares employees to solve problems, manage emotions, and communicate.

In fact, she is convinced that the almost immediate outcome was miraculous.

After all, the success of any initiative has to be measured by long - term adoption, and not just immediate outcomes, right?

«The most immediate outcome for our students is that the teachers now have a very clear focus in their work, and also how we're grading the work.»

Days can seem to fly by and sometimes meetings on topics not directly related to immediate outcomes can seem frivolous, but these discussions brought us all closer and helped us focus on what was most important.

I'm mildly interested in the immediate outcomes (How many Verizon subscribers will migrate to the iPhone?

We don't know whether the current instance will have consequences similar to the 1929, 1972, 1987, 2000 and 2007 ones, but suffice it to say that these conditions were more notable for their outcomes over the completion of the full market cycle than they were for their immediate outcomes.

We don't expect any of this to be an immediate outcome, but certainly it's something as investors that we need to take into account.

The immediate outcome of the printing press was the Thirty Years» War.

The immediate outcome of radio was the empowerment of demagogues like Huey Long and especially Adolf Hitler.

The immediate outcome was to launch six reports, written by international teams of scientists, on major pollutants in the Arctic: acids, metals, noise, oil, organic compounds, and radioactivity.

The paper points out that all cloning is reproductive and reflects on the immediate outcome of human cloning — a human embryo — while examining the terminology used by cloning advocates to obscure the facts.

Asserting your authority may give you the immediate outcome you desire on that occasion, particularly in the stage where children lack their own autonomy.

And these models don't always produce the immediate outcomes we expect.

One of the immediate outcomes was the realisation that much work remains to be done if we are to achieve the necessary balance between progress and protection.

This is not unique to the legal profession — one financial executive has noted that in the business world, «we've created a gambling culture in which we tune out everything except the most immediate outcomes,» and has dubbed this «short - termism.»

Strategic plans, a directory of experts, and a collection of supporting materials will be posted, tracked, and updated on a dedicated website following the conference so that its impact will be extended far beyond its immediate outcome.

But it should also summon us to the barricades to make sure that, if the incumbent regime falls, looting and chaos are not the immediate outcome and the lasting legacy.

A landmark history of the Lowitja Institute notes that O'Donoghue «told us to be a courageous organisation committed to social justice and equity for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people, to match words to action, to achieve real tangible and immediate outcomes».

This chapter focuses on the immediate outcomes of unresponsive early care during infancy, including the development of non-optimal physiological stress reactions and disorganized attachment behavior.

The immediate outcome of SEL may be academic success or improved psychological well - being for the individual student.

This paper reports the immediate outcomes of P2W in a randomized controlled trial, utilizing data from 575 parents of AI children (ages 10 — 17).