Sentences with phrase «ineffective strategies»

[These] authors point out that just telling yourself that you should shift your emotions from negative to positive, or trying to ignore emotions, are ineffective strategies for change.

Conversely, I have never met a colleague who openly admitted to doing less than their best by intentionally using ineffective strategies to limit learning outcomes.

This has proven to be a very ineffective strategy.

Although this seems like a natural approach, and it may have even worked for you in the past, it is a highly ineffective strategy.

It is a particularly ineffective strategy when done by a lone country — or province, in this case.

This is actually a really ineffective strategy to dropping weight.

These processes can provide evidence in support of effectively applied resources or can place pressure on institutions to alter ineffective strategies.

My intent is to point out how the language we all use re investing affects our psychology and thereby causes many of us to follow ineffective strategies.

That's the worst and most ineffective strategy possible.

Yet you keep using the same ineffective strategies, because what else can you do?

Asking your network to help you find a new job is a highly ineffective strategy.

Ineffective strategies regarding psychological well - being included disengagement coping strategies such as sub - stance use, behavioral disengagement and self - blame.

«Based on research and experience, more and more local districts are rejecting the use of ineffective strategies like corporal punishment as an acceptable form of school discipline in favor of effective techniques, like the Positive Behavioral Support system favored by most educators,» said Vitaglione.

Couples with effective communication benefit directly in terms of the maintenance of relationship quality, just as couples with ineffective strategies face a loss in quality and therefore have a perception of higher costs, less success in the relationship and more conflict (Christensen & Shenk, 1991).

(A commonly ineffective strategy is the application of low - fat, high - carbohydrate diets, ostensibly to promote weight loss.)

So cutting fats of your diet is not only a mostly ineffective strategy for getting lean, but it's also got some unwanted side effects such as reduced muscle mass and strength caused by diminished production of steroid hormones.

Personalized learning has the power to solve a long - standing dilemma for businesses: while learning and development is critical to the success of the company, ineffective strategies risk eating up large chunks of employee time and the business» budget.

But many are stuck perusing ineffective strategies.

Members deserve to work one - on - one with a supportive and credentialed career professional who can help diagnose issues, uncover underlying beliefs, pinpoint ineffective strategies, clarify targets for precise focus and debunk any myths about the «civilian» world of work.

Entwistle: his Approaches and Study Skills Inventory for Students (ASSIST) is useful as a sound basis for discussing effective and ineffective strategies for learning and for diagnosing students» existing approaches, orientations and strategies.

There's no harm in enjoying a cup of coffee now and then, but relying on a 5 - cup daily habit to help you power through the day is a very ineffective strategy.

So many people live with the kind of internal dissatisfaction around their body that has them draining emotional energy and wasting time with ineffective strategies that never truly take them where they want to go.

Adding volatility is an ineffective strategy unless the portfolio can not be improved upon through stock selection.

I would imagine there is a lot more tension / hostility under the surface than we see, and the result has been a bad team with irregular effort, and ineffective strategy.

Rick Timbs, executive director of the Statewide School Finance Consortium and a consultant for schools on bonding, called Cuomo's plan «an ineffective strategy.»

Clinical psychology continues to depend on outdated, ineffective strategies of diagnosis and treatment — and surveys show individual practitioners often value their own experience or a «hunch» over scientific evidence, ultimately hindering their ability to effectively help patients.

Of course, you can always trawl Brisbane's nightlife in the Valley, City, or West End, hoping to find that «special someone», but in a city where 18 year olds dominate the streets, it can be an exhausting and ineffective strategy.

Of course, you can always meet new people by scouring the city's nightlife, but for singles who are serious about finding love it's often a frustrating and ineffective strategy.

Railing against the horrors of alternative routes will prove to be an ineffective strategy for two reasons.

When they do not close a school, reformers favor replacing a school's staff, another ineffective strategy.

Reading skills can be monitored by keeping a record of the child's reading in the form of charts, and checking for ineffective strategies.

It provides a representation of a student's oral reading, identifying patterns of effective and ineffective strategy use.

This is an outdated and ineffective strategy that we shall be increasingly called on by savvy 21st century justice consumers.

Demonstrating concern only after the relocation is requested is typically an ineffective strategy.

To the extent these findings are accurate, attacking the guardian is an ineffective strategy.

The Zombie Resume Like old corpses digging their way out of the grave, a zombie resume tries to resurrect old, ineffective strategies that may have been great 20 years ago but don't really work that well in the modern world.

Additionally, we identify and hopefully abandon self destructive or ineffective strategies.»

An ineffective strategy regarding physiological well - being was denial, which can be classified as a disengagement strategy.