Sentences with phrase «impact of these practices»

Many teachers feel that they are expected to use ability grouping, and worry about the negative impact of the practice on their children.

As care providers during this vulnerable period, it's important that we have a clear understanding of the potential impact of our practices.

However, we ignore the biological impacts of the practice at our peril — or more accurately the peril for our dogs.

Understanding Adoption and Impacts of Sustainable Practices in California Vineyards - An interpretation of a 2008 survey of the California wine industry, which aimed to identify motivations and constraints for the adoption of sustainable practices, perceived impacts of the practices, and the effectiveness of the Sustainable Winegrowing Program (SWP).

Their approach has worked in New York — arguably helping apply the necessary political pressure to keep the state's de facto moratorium on fracking in place while officials thoroughly study the health impacts of the practice.

We found little data showing the climate impacts of practicing multiple solutions on the same land (e.g., conservation agriculture with tree intercropping).

When you screen a company through ESG lenses, you are essentially weighting the potential impact of its practices on the long - term well being of the world across environment, social and governance spectrums.

Still, when a reporter persisted with questions about the impact of the practice on minorities, de Blasio said, «Everyone should be treated equally.»

«Without question, Quang will take full advantage of his bold and brave decision to participate in the PSP research track, making use of what he has learned this year in order to make sure the impact of his practice will have a truly powerful effect on those who will benefit from his compassion.»

Studies of musicians have found similar results of the impact of practice, practice and more practice.

Our objective is to measure the impact of practice - based performance evaluation on teacher effectiveness.

A group of studies (Fortner & Boyd, 1995; Gillis et al., 1991; Glazer et al., 2009, Manno & Firestone, 2006; Moore, 1992; Roehig et al., 2008, Russell, 1990; Slater et al., 1998) reported on teacher leader practices to support teachers» implementation of instructional materials, but did not examine the impact of these practices.

Research on the impact of these practices, and principal preparation programs more generally, on student achievement is not definitive.

They examine common practices in decision - making, and analyze the impacts of those practices.

Sloganistic uses of the term «instructional leadership» notwithstanding, there areseveral quite well - developed models carrying the title of «instructional leadership» that do specify particular leadership practices and provide evidence of the impact of these practices on both organizations and students.

High - quality tutoring programs often encourage students to read beyond the sessions, extending the impact of practice into the child's personal time.

This action step requires two things, measuring the degree of implementation, and the impact of the practices on student performance.

If such practices have not been properly assessed for their workload impact, you could start by seeking to work collaboratively to look at the impact of those practices and decide whether to stop or find better ways of doing things.

As for the impact of this practice on the author, you get your cut from the POD company just as though they had sold your book to any legitimate bookstore.

Here, he extended the impact of these practices, replacing the example of Smith's work with Cindy Sherman's Untitled Film Stills from 1977 - 80.

Two years later, Crimp wrote an essay by the same name in October that would extend the impact of the practices, replacing the example of Smith's work with Cindy Sherman's «Untitled Film Stills» (1977 — 80).

Like in Dallas, TX which recently passed a measure prohibiting oil and gas wells within 1,500 feet of homes, a de facto fracking ban, and Los Angeles, which approved a moratorium on fracking until the impacts of the practice can be more thoroughly studied.

West Coast LEAF had a demonstrable historical and current interest in the practice of polygamy, in particular, in Bountiful, British Columbia, and in the impact of that practice on the equality rights of women and children.

In studies on the impact of practice, particularly those coming from the sports world, the core tenant of «talent» has been raised.

As staff and the agency see the impact of these practices, they become part of the normal systems delivery on many cases, and in some instances, become part of policy and structured practice for the agency.