Sentences with phrase «narrow conception»

Don't you think testing only measures a very narrow conception of «intelligence»?

Third, civility regulation can be used to endorse a very narrow conception of what good practice looks like and a better class of insult.

If we expect certain kinds of behavior and we expect everyone to conform to them, that is a really narrow construction of society and it's a really narrow conception of public space,» they say.

They argue that under narrower conceptions of freedom, people are only unfree when their are actions are interfered with.

«As parents and educators, we have to be aware of these cultural currents and be proactive in providing girls a wide array of options so they are not slotted so early in narrow conceptions of the things they can do.»»

Thriving and successful adults aren't produced by Hansen's incredibly narrow conception of what it means to be educated.

But they are marginalized by a policy discussion that is locked into narrow conceptions of learning and of achievement and into a concept of adolescence it does not even think to question.

It also has the ability to criticise a wider set of social relations than narrower conceptions of freedom.

It's a performance of enormous integrity, albeit one that's somewhat limited by Rattigan's narrow conception of Hester: She's so incapable of change, and so utterly self - aware, that there really isn't anywhere for an actor to go once the basics have been well established.

We stipulated a narrower conception of shared leadership for the research reported in Section 1.2.

Translation: We think 21st century skills consist of a narrow conception of mathematics and western English language arts.

The irony is that if we want our kids to be truly successful (happy, healthy, fulfilled, and prepared for life outside of school), we need to challenge the narrow conception of success as solely related to grades, test scores, and educational credentials, and we must focus on these other critical components.

To educate all learners to higher levels, education must now shift away from a narrow conception of curricula focused on language arts and mathematics.

The reasons are complex and include an overreliance on standardized tests, narrow conceptions of intelligence and the resulting definitions of giftedness, and the procedures and policies that guide local and state gifted programs.

But narrow conceptions of «national interests,» as they are called in the realist tradition, are also a problem in the developing world.

The key weaknesses include «reliance on relatively shallow, vague or narrow conceptions of competence» and «too great a reliance» on initial qualification as a foundation for continuing competence.

The Court of Appeal rejected the Tribunal's narrow conception of the issue on appeal, which was not simply whether the Tribunal had jurisdiction to address the conduct of one employee on a worksite that adversely affected an employee of another employer on that worksite.

The Department has a very narrow conception of the scope of practice for LMFTs, believing that they may only diagnose and treat within the framework of providing «marriage counseling» and «family therapy.»