Sentences with phrase «reactive strategies»

There are a number of reactive strategies to handle them, but it's probably better to take a proactive approach.

As reactive strategies there may be a world of difference between a solidarity rally and formal legal action alleging the violation of criminal law rules against hate speech.

Moving away from primarily reactive strategies has contributed to positive outcomes that include happier children, better communication with families, and improved quality of life for staff members within the organization as well.

Implement both proactive and reactive strategies for oppositional, defiant and disruptive behavior in children and youth.

The results could potentially allow law enforcement to propose reactive strategies, said Tutun.

You'll also need reactive strategies to deal with other teams» tactics, as well as the evolving gameplay that can see the dynamic weather impact your moment - to - moment choices.

The report surveyed over 300 New York City public school teachers and found that they concluded that punitive approaches toward children, such as aggressive policing, suspensions and other reactive strategies, actually undermine the human right to education by failing to address the causes of conflict and criminalizing students.

Many Blockchain innovators are wisely diverting a large amount of resources to fill these security gaps: implementing comprehensive preventative and reactive strategies based on a combination of process and technology - driven solutions.

In the past, reactive strategies tended to be the predominant response to the occurrence of challenging behavior.

Still at an early stage, but negotiations are underway for a premier league university to produce a cost - benefit analysis of proactive, early interventions to reduce later violent behaviour (as opposed to the conventional reactive strategies, which absorb most of the local and central government spending in this social problem area).

Research further demonstrates that teachers spend a substantial amount of their time on behavior management and that the use of ineffective, reactive strategies causes heightened levels of stress (Clunies - Ross et al. 2008).

Teachers using a Responsive Classroom approach draw consistently on both proactive and reactive strategies.

And also, starting from «what are the proactive strategies that minimise the chance of problems occurring in the first place» and then move on to looking at «what are the reactive strategies — what do you do when behaviour occurs that you don't want?».

Reactive strategies should form part of the overall communications strategy for your school, but a standalone issues or crisis communications plan also needs to sit alongside it as a document to be retrieved and used in the unfortunate event of an issue or crisis.

It is a reactive strategy as the fund manager or the investor reacts after the market has responded.

From a few different types of moves flows a challenging game of predictive and reactive strategy that demands perfect concentration from its players.

Whether it becomes a reactive strategy, to me, that's the doubt.