Sentences with phrase «primary audience for my work»

Not exact matches

The primary target audience is deliberately broad, including, for example: state - and federal - policymakers; education leaders; early education center directors; practitioners serving in formal or informal leadership roles; funders and non-profit leaders working in the early education sector; faculty and graduate students.

For example, a children's book written to help kids manage anger would have a primary audience of children, and a secondary audience of parents, educators, therapists, or others working with children.

From shoptalk, like the issue of titling a work of art, to more broad concerns, such as audience and community, it is useful for artist and historian alike to have this primary source.

While African Americans are her primary subject, Weems has stated that she wants «people of color to stand for the human multitudes» and for her work to resonate with audiences of all races.

I'd expect it to be designed to work decently with touch, even though from what both Thurrott and I have heard, the primary target audience for the new Start Menu will be those using Windows 8.x with keyboards and mice.

The primary audience for the book is parents and family members engaged in such disputes, says Ludmer, noting it will also be of great use to therapists, forensic experts and lawyers working with these families.

The primary target audience for this publication is CPS caseworkers, but substance use disorder treatment providers may find it helpful in building their understanding of child welfare issues among families with whom they work.

While the primary audience for the tutorial is early childhood mental health consultants working in Head Start and other early childhood settings, administrators may find this tutorial useful for increasing their understanding the: