Sentences with phrase «kind of learning culture»

To create the right kind of learning culture in the org.

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In many indigenous cultures I have learned about, community members who want more resources than they can personally use are viewed as suffering from some kind of mental illness.

To learn more about how Shel can help your organization build this kind of social transformation into your products, services, and corporate culture, click here to see some of the programs and modules he offers.

«Each period, whether a day, a month, a year or longer, represents an infinite number of possible learning opportunities, revealing more and more about correlations, hedging, law, regulation, culture, sizing positions, trading versus holding, activism, bankruptcy law and practice, government action and political impacts on investing, organizational realities and growth, as well as the kind of personal characteristics that are required to do this job well.»

And I have a graduate degree, have both lived and traveled extensively abroad, have studied all kinds of cultures and history, love science and learning.

We're learning that one way to incorporate the power of curiosity is to create a culture of wonder: to frequently model and encourage the same kinds of «I wonder» questions that motivate child develo...

This observation should prompt us to conduct more studies of this kind in various cultures in order to verify if the process of learning a mother tongue is universal.

I am kind of laid back and easy going, love to travel learn about new place, people and Cultures.

I am an anthropology major who loves to learn as much as I can about cultures of all kinds.

Even the smallest cities in America will have some kind of museum and spending an afternoon learning and appreciating history, science, culture, and / or art together makes for one of the best country - wide US date ideas.

I know that if we're going to transform our schools into the kinds of learning places where our children will thrive we need to attend to the culture of the adults who work in schools.

«How we construct these first days deeply communicates to students the kind of culture and community of learning your classroom will be.

One of my main research questions is whether adults and educators can support the kind of learning dynamics that I'm observing when kids are engaging in peer - based knowledge exchange, such as that found on online fan sites.This should work for academic content as well as popular culture.

By kind permission of Shirley Clarke, author of «Outstanding Formative Assessment - Culture and Practice», this PowerPoint has been developed using her breakdown of «ideal» learning powers based on a synthesis of Guy Claxton's learning dispositions, Art Costa's «Habits of Mind», and Chris Quigley's «Secrets of Success».

«It's easier to create a culture if you are starting from new, like a small school or charter school, because everyone is saying the kind of learning community that they want to have,» Levenson says.

Eventually, the goal is to change the culture of the school so this kind of observational learning becomes automatic.

It's also about learning some of the skills we are continuing to learn as a culture and it therefore gives kids a level of self - reliance that will set them apart from their peers who never have the opportunity to have these kind of experiences.

He says, «be encouraged to take the chance and learn something new today, do not be afraid to go against the main stream and actually be prepared to work, embrace different cultures, people and encourage diversity, do something for other people, do not just think of yourself, be proud of what you could possibly achieve, have a goal and strive to achieve it, be kind to others, you do not know what baggage they are carrying...» Read More.

He states, «Be encouraged to take the chance and learn something new today, do not be afraid to go against the mainstream and actually be prepared to work, embrace different cultures, people and encourage diversity, do something for other people, do not just think of yourself, be proud of what you could possibly achieve, have a goal and strive to achieve it, be kind to others, you do not know what baggage they are carrying...»

This issue gives us a brief insight into what culture is all about and how the learning spaces in schools can effectively give children an introduction into the kind of society that they are part of.

We do this by partnering closely with school leaders to transform their cultures and practices to support a higher level of student learning that goes beyond the basics to the kinds of Deeper Learning skills that will equip them to earn college degrees, support families, contribute to their communities, and compete in the global learning that goes beyond the basics to the kinds of Deeper Learning skills that will equip them to earn college degrees, support families, contribute to their communities, and compete in the global Learning skills that will equip them to earn college degrees, support families, contribute to their communities, and compete in the global economy.

From trekking through every kind of terrain to staying with a local family, learning about their culture and helping them cook, you won't come away feeling anything but satisfied that you've exhausted the whole region.

Yoga Escapes is catering to to the kind of high end clientele interested in learning about and integrating with the culture of their holiday destination, rather than staying in an all - inclusive resort with little interaction beyond the resort.

Coming from a third world culture and realizing the entire way of thinking about business has completely altered with all kinds of new demands for tech skills and the opportunities and pitfalls of this new paradigm have an enormous learning curve.