Sentences with phrase «important collaborative skill»

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These outcomes are important for a sound, collaborative company culture where employees feel safe contributing new ideas and trying out new approaches: Google, for instance, conducted a study that found employees who felt psychologically safe in their environments were less likely to leave, more likely to leverage a diverse skill set and more likely to be successful.

Students need to work together, learn from one another, and gain the collaborative skills we know are important in life.

Teaches important skills in foundational mathematics, engineering, programming, collaborative problem - solving, creative thinking, and computational thinking

The ATL President, Mark Baker, describes the corrosive effect of Ofsted on the collegiate, collaborative culture which should underpin schools: «Ofsted diverts the skills and energies of our senior leaders away from the really important work of inspiring and motivating their communities, compelled, as they are, to perpetually inspect themselves.

In the more foundational sense they're getting a sense of how collaborative writing works, how you negotiate those sorts of things, how you work together, and that's a very important skill I think, moving forward,» says Lamb.

I find collaborative writing hard — too much of a control freak, I guess — which means it's probably a really good thing I didn't go into practice, where the art of collaborative writing is an important skill.

It is important to highlight patient management skills and collaborative treatment abilities in a resume objective.

For anyone considering a post-nuptial agreement, I urge them to utilize the collaborative process, in which (i) a neutral facilitator is used to help the spouses focus on what is important and improve their communication skills and (ii) a financial professional helps the spouses budget for the future and increase the understanding of their finances.

It also features the important work of CASEL — the Collaborative for Academic, Social and Emotional Learning in defining social and emotional competencies and supporting schools in integrating these core life skills.

In addition to academic learning, social - emotional learning benefits students by allowing them to develop the personal and collaborative skills that are so important in school and in life.

The article also points to important research from the Collaborative for Academic, Social and Emotional Learning (CASEL) making a direct link between kids» social and emotional skill development and academic performance.

My desire in therapy is to empower growth and enable you to make healthy, lasting changes by providing a safe, collaborative, and supportive environment, not only to explore your challenges and develop new skills, but also to help you recognize and enhance your strengths to create a more genuine, fulfilling relationship with yourself and those most important to you.»

In many cases, couples report that they actually learn important communication skills through the Collaborative process that help them better deal with one another as they co-parent their children.