Sentences with phrase «marked change in the culture»

An unintended consequence of conferencing with students was a marked change in the culture of my class.

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``... a new culture is foreshadowed in the turbulence and spiritual confusion of [our] times... our certainty of imminent change is based... upon the worldwide breakdown of established social order and traditional culture;... nowhere more marked or more disastrous than within that civilisation... that goes by the name of Christendom.»

Mark Sayers would have been better off using Kerouac as an example of the changes that were taking place in culture than to give Kerouac the credit for being the genesis and originator of these changes.

Under the philosophy of development built on the illusion that change and growth are the same as progress and that any move, especially if it goes in the direction of control and exploitation of nature is to be desired, we have set up the Euro - American culture as the mark of development, and the acceptable level of human consumption.

Pascoe Watson says Cameron has always wanted to change the culture of the country «so that when he steps aside, after 10 years in power, he's made a massive mark».

New Teacher Immersion by Susan Totaro and Mark Wise An intensive orientation program gives novice teachers in one district a game - changing introduction to the instructional culture.

We hope you'll join us for the second webinar and mark your calendar for the final two in the series: Principals as Transformation Leaders: Changing School Cultures (November 9) and Principals as Transformation Leaders: High - Quality Preservice Preparation (November 30), both at 3:00 p.m. EST..

The artworks included in this small, focused, survey exhibition encourage conversations surrounding indigenous cultural practices such as mark - making and mapping; visual representations of settlement and expansion; and depictions of changes to the landscape brought about by colliding cultures.

Using the Oakland Museum of California as a case study, artist Mark Dion examines how museum practices have shifted over time, what these changes mean for objects in museum collections, and what we can learn about our culture from what's included and what's abandoned.

The libidinal flux of the teenager has left a permanent mark on culture, normalizing radical consumption in service of an endless will to change.

A resurgence of interest in Greek and Roman antiquity marked the changing visual culture of the period.

Included in this month's Art on the Shelf book list are: «Catherine Murphy,» «Robert Irwin: All the Rules Will Change,» «MashUp: The Birth of Modern Culture,» «Unspoken Spaces,» «Make Your Mark: The New Urban Artist,» «Kerry James Marshall: Mastry» and «Nan Goldin: Diving for Pearls.»

Made of colored cotton or camelid fibers, quipus (or «talking knots») played a crucial role in ancient Andean South American cultures as record - keeping or data - collecting devices to gather census figures, monitor tax obligations and trade payments, and mark agricultural changes in seasons; thus, they stand as a form of writing before these regions and cultures were subsumed by Spanish colonial occupation and European systems of time and representation.

Mark Cohen's column in Forbes, Goodbye guild: Law's changing culture, struck a deep chord with this sentence: «Law is not about lawyers anymore».

He credits the team for tightening management of external legal spend, lifting operational excellence and aligning and integrating the function with the business: «Mark and his team are playing a crucial role in the evolution of Rolls - Royce as it moves on from such challenges, and looks to drive culture change and business simplification.

It is, in fact, says Mark Cohen, CEO of Legal Mosaic and chief strategy officer of Elevate Services, the biggest obstacle to change in legal culture.

Britain's culture secretary says Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg's promises to change the social media giant in the aftermath of the Cambridge Analytica privacy debacle don't go far enough.

Notable leaders, such as Aetna's CEO Mark Bertolini, LinkedIn's CEO Jeff Weiner, and Google's «Jolly Good Fellow» Chade - Meng Tan, are driving a sea change in corporate culture...