Sentences with phrase «practical elements of working»

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Dr Michael Tanner, of Heriot - Watt University, said: «My favourite element of this work was the ability to work with clinicians to understand a practical healthcare challenge, then tailor advanced technologies and principles that would not normally make it out of a physics lab to solve real problems.

They're brilliant in concept and clever in design, and despite the fact that ILM does reliably excellent work on the effects, there's the sense that the film would have benefited from the inclusion of more practical elements.

For Years 10 to 11 A practical, strongly visual ten page unit of work that covers * elements of the narrative * character outlines * close exercises o...

«Pre-service training should provide real - world practical professional experience elements in the working school environment; this is the perfect time to hone these essential skills through real experience, together with an appreciation of the value of family engagement.»

Given the accountability pressures in schools, we worry that this development could reduce the experience of practical work for students, particularly if the separate mark for this element is viewed as less important than the A-level grade, a real worry.

From students studying elements of economics to candidates on a team building course, allcan benefit from the practical experience of a hands - on, small working business which can be easily tailored to offer online sales or traditional supply chain retail.

Her session will explore in practical terms how the SENCO and SEN governor can work together to provide visible support, challenge and strong strategic leadership for SEN.. It will also enable delegates to understand the responsibilities of the governing body in relation the SEN elements of the Common Inspection Framework.

Additionally, PE teachers lead practical work but get involved in the other elements of the programme.

Hood is now working on outlining more details about the practical elements of the institution, including for the content and composition of the course, the design of the social enterprise and the costs involved.

I think «game design» is the practical work of reconciling and combining these two elements in a game.

In recent years, Moran has added a new practical and physical dimension to her work with the inclusion of collage; often partially obscured by paint, the collage elements engage the materials and framework that underlie each work.

Edmund Husserl, in the Origin of Geometry, suggested that Euclid developed his Elements from such practical activities as building, and this didactic function of construction as a way of illustrating geometric principles has played a central role in Carl Andre's work throughout his career.

This weekend course will include a strong practical element, in which participants will consider crucial questions such as the relationship between language, style and individual works of art, and what types of judgement are involved in reviewing exhibitions.

Both undergraduate and postgraduate courses cover the same topics and have a strong practical element with over 200 days, usually six to seven hours a day, of supervised work placements.

These many experiences allow him to undertake the challenge of offering a book that is comprehensive in its approach to basic counseling theory and practice but practical and very reader interactive, translating complex theory and ways of understanding and applying group work into meaningful elements that beginning and experienced trainees can master and internalize.

Three agencies worked as a team to oversee the identification of common best practices, operationalize these best practice elements in a practical program assessment, and examine the usability and inter-rater reliability of the tool.

The Framework describes key elements required to develop a scope of practice and provides practical steps and a template for Managers and Health Workers to work through in establishing their scope of practice.