Sentences with phrase «produce effective courses»

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They then must use prudential reasoning to decide whether even a justified use of force would produce more good than harm, would have a reasonable hope of success, and would be the only course likely to be effective in achieving the justified ends.

I'm going to be writing a post on this soon, but I just came across a study which I was really excited about that showed that botanical protocols are more effective than Rifaximin, which is the drug of choice for SIBO, and not only are they more effective, they're, of course, much safer, they don't tend to produce as many side effects, nor do they have as negative of an impact on the gut flora, and they're even effective in people who have done Rifaximin and haven't had success with it.

The verb forms studied are: Present Simple, Present Continuous, Past Simple, Past Continuous, Present Perfect, Modal Verbs, Future Forms, and First Conditional • Students learn 400 + essential vocabulary words by heart • Students enjoy following a simple and effective method that produces results quickly With best wishes for a successful course,

Success in this role will require producing educational, effective and entertaining courses that effectively communicate our cultural and factual information and skills.

The eLearning Network is on a mission to help empower eLearning developers of all skill levels to produce eLearning that people love because the content is solid, the course looks and sounds great, and people leave the course with the knowledge and skill they need in order to be more effective on the job or in their lives.

Distinguished Principals have demonstrated that they are highly effective school leaders, either maintaining high student achievement results over the course of a number of years, or producing clear student achievement gains in their buildings.

In following the recommendations to infuse technology into its content teaching methods courses by providing faculty models for effective technology integration (Handler & Marshall, 1992; ISTE, 1999; NCATE, 1997; PCAST, 1997; U.S. Congress, Office of Technology Assessment, 1995; Wetzel, 1993; Willis & Mehlinger, 1996), the Education School is well on its way to producing teachers who are effective at integrating technology into specific content.

What counts is a fairly constant production rate during the course of the day, in order to enable a more effective use of the produced energy.

These courses are designed to produce safe and effective play therapy practitioners hence the emphasis on experiential and practical work to balance the theory.

In addition to her best - selling video courses Emotionally Focused Therapy: Step by Step and Emotionally Focused Therapy: A Complete Treatment, she has produced numerous webinars and online courses on effective therapy, relationship treatment, and secure, lasting love.

It was felt, by a number of practitioners at that time in the UK, that then solely existing professional association was too restrictive in its membership criteria, had course accreditation standards that did not meet the needs to produce the large numbers of safe and effective practitioners that are required in the United Kingdom and was insufficiently open or innovative in its policies.

The cost and technological hurdles of producing and posting orientation videos and courses, or hosting webinars, have undoubtedly stalled association development of virtual orientations, but there are cost - effective solutions, including free and low - cost online presentation tools (SlideRocket, Empressr, Google Docs) and webinar services (Microsoft Office Live Meeting, Adobe Acrobat Connect Pro, Web - Ex, Freebinar).