Not exact matches
Game theory is the
practice of applying mathematical
models to the interactions among two or more players or
participants.
The second part of the workshop walked
participants through the NY State
Model Solar Ordinance and review strategies and best
practices for developing a clear, comprehensive, and enforceable solar regulatory framework.
Suffice to say that both these
models combine very beautifully the different learning preferences of
participants, while presenting the concepts and their
practice in a synergistic manner.
Over the course of three consecutive days,
participants learn about and
practice a proven coaching
model that empowers them to constructively improve their teachers» instructional
practice.
As a
participant in this program, you will be part of a worldwide community dedicated to improving the lives of children by leading schools that strive to be
models in innovative education and academic best
practices.
This
model seeks to authentically engage
participants in collaborative inquiry around a common problem of
practice and build their learning community while refining their classroom
practice.
Participants will observe model lessons and time will be provided for the participants to practice the lessons during
Participants will observe
model lessons and time will be provided for the
participants to practice the lessons during
participants to
practice the lessons during the session.
This workshop will provide
participants an opportunity to examine exemplar
practices in
model magnet schools throughout the country.
Participants are introduced, and intensively engaged in each of the Pillars for Magnet Schools by reflecting on their instructional
practice, beliefs, and
models.
Even so,
participants would like additional training and more opportunities to see the
model in
practice.
In this hands - on session,
participants will receive demonstration and
practice in
modeling and lesson design and learn how to weave game - based learning seamlessly into their lessons.
Jeanne Tribuzzi will facilitate hands - on experiences as
participants view
models of best -
practice curriculum and instruction, focusing on the foundational levels of literacy, literacy across all levels and disciplines, and skills needed to be critical consumers and creators of media.
Participants reflect on how to improve the present co-teaching
models that are
practiced in their schools.
Participants will learn various blended and online learning
models prevalent in today's schools, key elements to designing and implementing an effective online or blended learning program, and instructional best
practices in such settings.
Participants will learn best
practices on how implementation of the Academy
model supports school counselors in developing highly effective programs, services and interventions for all students.
The resource includes strategies, insights,
models, and tools that enriched the
participants own teaching
practice.
This blended learning
model seeks to
practice what it preaches — that is, to allow
participants to experience first - hand the elements of and strategies for student engagement.
Participants will also get to
practice their skills on Casper, a realistic CPR
model, and will also take home a pet first aid guide.
At Fourteen30 Contemporary, Rafferty, a
participant in this year's Whitney Biennial, presents new work concerning language and the body, a connection bridged through the concept of «figure drawing,» which applies both to the classical
practice of artists observing and representing a
model as well as using the innate elasticity of words to suggest multiple, sometimes contradictory meanings.
Participants will also have a chance to sketch from a live
model and gain firsthand experience with this foundational artistic
practice.
In particular, with respect to digital platforms, roundtable
participants discussed whether new business
models and disruptive innovations create challenges to existing competition law and
practices; what recent technology changes portend for market definition, assessment of market power, and other antitrust enforcement concepts; whether new analytic tools are required; and what are good mechanisms to harmonize regulation and competition enforcement.
The workshop, limited to 20
participants, is taught using a hands - on experiential learning
model (teach, demonstrate,
practice).
The one - day training will provide the
participant with 6 hours of education reviewing supervision methods,
models and techniques, roles and responsibilities of the supervisor and provide opportunity to
practice in providing feedback and evaluation to supervisees in their work.
Working With Immigrant Children and Families: A
Practice Model:
Participant Guide (PDF - 3,290 KB) Georgia Division of Family and Children Services (2009) Helps social services staff address cultural and language barriers, provide culturally competent
practices and service delivery, and engage the community.
As a
participant in this program, you will be part of a worldwide community dedicated to improving the lives of children by leading schools that strive to be
models in innovative education and academic best
practices.
Participants will reflect on their current beliefs, knowledge, and
practice guided by the Critical Competencies; identify, analyze, and begin applying understanding of the Critical Competencies that support social - emotional development in children and related instructional
practices; and begin integrating the Critical Competencies
model and resources into current and proposed courses and programs of study.
The very first
model standard of
practice states that a mediator should recognize that self - determination is at the heart of mediation and that
participants in the mediation must have self - determination.
Participants will gain basic understanding of theories and
models that involve best -
practice including: Dialectic Behavioral Therapy, Neurological findings, Feminist Theory, Emotionally Focused Family Therapy and Client - Centered Play Therapy 2.
Panel members will present a typology of communication competencies; share results of HARC's recent study of visitor - family communication based on video - recordings of 200 visits in 20 local HV programs nationally; report on the progress of a learning collaborative using HARC's Observation Toolkit in routine supervision; give
practice in using a specific tool; and elicit
participants» perspectives on how best to build on these advances in their own
models, states, and local programs.
Two - and - a-half day intensive trainings that provide
participants in - depth exposure to all aspects of the
model using didactic training, video demonstration, role play and breakout group
practice.
Participants will learn numerous interventions to use with adolescent females that correlate with best
practice models and treat symptomatic behavior.
In coaching,
participants have the opportunity to
practice each phase of the
model (data gathering, leverage, reconnecting, skills and family of origin trauma work).
The
practice of narrative therapy takes this one step further, using a culturally secure
model of counselling and community work that empowers
participants to deal with lateral violence.
Although the notion of routinely meeting with each member of the couple separately as part of an evaluation is not new (e.g., Emery, 2002), the purpose of this presentation is to describe this procedure in enough detail that
participants will be able to teach this
model to their trainees and / or be able to replicate this
model for use in their own
practice with couples.
The key elements of HPS include reviewing IYP principles, tailoring strategies,
practicing and rehearsing new skills, therapist
modelling praise and affirmation, identifying and reviewing
participant goals, and addressing barriers to implementation of new skills.
Participants receive in depth skill training through a combination of brief lectures, video demonstrations, live
modelling, case discussions and extensive supervised role - playing
practice.