Sentences with phrase «less structured environment»

Observe kids behavior in a less structured environment.

Home - based programs provide a more flexible, less structured environment, and might be next door or down the street.

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Unfortunately, there are people who will take advantage of the less structured nature and trust that a small business environment provides.

The study analyzed data from employees in seven different office environments, including: «single - room office; shared - room office (2 - 3 workers in the room); small, open - plan office (4 - 9 workers); medium - sized, open - plan office (10 - 24 workers); large, open - plan office (more than 24 workers); flex - office (no individual workspaces); and combi - office (less than 20 percent of the workforce is not at individual workstations, team - based work structure).»

These are a bit more complex, but no less relevant to the structure of our information environment.

«Such knowledge also can be used to determine which combinations of mixes are more optimal for use in aggressive environments, leading the way to more robust structures less prone to environmental degradation.»

By allowing these peptides — strings of polymers composed of amino acids — to continuously reorganize their sequences, they will eventually form those polymers that are most suited to the environment at the expense of less favored structures.

This, Attivo says, allows him to gauge students» abilities and motivations for online learning, and determine whether they have the independence and other skills to succeed in a less - structured environment.

Less structured eLearning environments are more effective for online learners with higher abilities.

Structured learning environments are featured in some charter schools, but others have purposely designed less structured learning environments as a matter Structured learning environments are featured in some charter schools, but others have purposely designed less structured learning environments as a matter structured learning environments as a matter of policy.

As synchronous, online environments continue to improve, the design and methods for delivering methods should evolve into ones that require less structure (e.g., handraising and control of microphone).

Frezise (1978) advised rapid pacing and timing: «going deeper» into a topic, less rigidly structured learning environments, and provisions for critical thinking, reading and writing.

As for cultural diversity, research has shown that schools that do the best job of educating low - income students tend to favor a traditional curriculum, strict discipline, and a paternalistic environment, whereas typical middle - class schools tend to be less structured and more child - centric.

The chain began focusing less on simply getting students to college and more on skills that would help them get through college, with an eye toward turning out graduates who could be successful after they left the heavily structured KIPP environment.

Tomb Raider also feels less linear in its structure, with its almost hub - like environments and most importantly its optional tomb puzzles, which are debatably the best bit of the game.

Case in point, the updated presentation: environments and structures look noticeably better, but characters in FFX sometimes look oddly doll - like and less expressive than their original incarnations.

Further advantages are that the cylindrical structure with the vertical»S» blades occupies less space than the average turbine, the structure is robust, and practically as well as aesthetically it can integrate easily into the urban environment.

In terms of career progressions, freelance work is much less regulated and will rely heavily on your determination to learn new skills outside of a structured work environment offering you a specific career path.

Parental care of the child: keeping children safe within a less chaotic and more structured environment (eg, feeding and sleeping routines) promotes self - regulation, decreases rates of injury and is importantly related to executive functioning and school success.52 The nurse goes through the following with families at scheduled time points, and reinforces the content as necessary during the course of the intervention.

Furthermore, low income is strongly associated with poor parental mental and physical health.40, 42 Parental irritability and depressive symptoms have been associated with fewer interactions and more conflictual interactions with older children, leading to less satisfactory emotional, social, and cognitive development.43 Specifically, the parents» emotional state and parenting has been shown to greatly affect their children's social adjustment, self - esteem, social competence, and externalizing as well as internalizing behaviors.10, 13 As noted by the Institute of Medicine, there is an intergenerational transmission of depressive symptoms.17 Whether this relationship is due to poverty, home environment, family structure, family resources, social support, or other factors warrants further research.

What about middle and high school academic content, classroom instruction, structure, and environments might make students less positive about their ability to self - manage their school work?

This safer environment is created in the collaborative process by the promise that neither attorney will ever take the other spouse to court, by the extensive use of empathic listening skills, by refusing to get hooked into being responsible for the high - conflict individual's problems, by waiting to get into problem - solving and decision making until the high - conflict individual has become less reactive, and providing a lot of structure for the problem - solving and decision - making process itself.

More controlling parents may be avoiding dangerous situations (e.g., installing baby gates to keep kids nearby and safe from hazards; selecting more structured child care environments for out of home care), and avoiding infections (providing clean and clutter free homes, less unsupervised contact with peers).

In particular, parents of adolescents with ADHD describe their family environments as being less organized and structured and having significantly greater family conflict in comparison to parents of adolescents without ADHD (Deault 2010; Schroeder and Kelley 2009).

Families with young children usually prefer suburban and rural environments because life can be less structured, Kopec says.