Sentences with phrase «particularly challenging topics»

In addition to his coaching duties, Rosen makes time to work with small groups of struggling students, host parent programs, and collaborates with small groups of teachers on «lesson studies» — Japanese - style brainstorming sessions designed to help teachers create effective lessons on particularly challenging topics.

However, if you have helped your student's grasp a particularly challenging topic you will know you have done a good job and, when it comes around to exam time, you can sleep soundly knowing that you have prepared your students to get the best grades possible.

Not exact matches

Navigating this kind of evolution can be very complex and challenging — particularly when you are engaging with multiple «audiences» and seeking to be pastorally sensitive to people's readiness and ability to engage the nuances and complexities that this topic demands.

His most recent book on the topic, a second edition of Growing Up Amish: The Rumspringa Years (Johns Hopkins UP), focuses particularly on the challenges new information and social technologies pose to Amish communities.

The extent to which humans are responsible for changes in extremes and particularly individual extreme weather is a challenging topic.

«We were interested in this topic because couples often encounter times when one partner wants to have sex while the other partner does not, and this can be a particularly challenging issue for romantic partners to navigate.

Among the topics discussed are the worst part of fame (Curtis says it's «isolation»), how Curtis's role (and particularly her striptease) in James Cameron's True Lies had a «major impact» on Gaga, and the challenges of filming sex scenes, plus there's a telling moment when Curtis asks «Is Gaga a character?»

This is a topic that's been particularly on mind, given our just - issued Center for American Progress - AEI study on the challenges of SEAs and what it'll take for them to succeed in an era of increasing responsibilities.

But teaching about controversial topics this school year has been particularly challenging, Martell and other education researchers acknowledged.

Readers with particularly good memories may recall that in a late September issue of SLAW I introduced the topic that I call «the Alice in Wonderland Dimension...» by outlining some of the challenges of pursuing claims of Aboriginal rights, and particularly Aboriginal title.

The topics of discussion — for it really was almost all discussion and very little one - way lecturing — ranged from how early career lawyers feel about the profession (and how we are in some ways letting them down) to the future of articling (a particularly hot topic in Ontario, as we all know) to how we might infuse a culture of entrepreneurship in how lawyers are trained (including some of the interesting experiments that are taking place at Ryerson) to the more fundamental challenges of incorporating experiential learning into the law school curriculum.

Admittedly, custody arrangements can be a confusing topic, particularly when you're navigating through an already challenging and complicated life change.