Sentences with phrase «scripted questions»

Instead of asking job candidates scripted questions that will get fabricated answers, they simulate their work environment during the interview, documented here in a 2011 Inc. cover story.

How to determine if you are you being asked a social script question when others reach out to connect with you

It is painful to watch the Labour leader attempt to mimic the mannerisms of an inspiring orator; excruciating to hear him reiterate Labour's commitment to austerity; boring to see his anodyne scripted responses to anodyne scripted questions.

In an effort to stamp out fraud, 25 local government councils in the United Kingdom are using it in conjunction with scripted questions to evaluate phone callers applying for housing and other benefits.

In St. Louis, community artists were chosen in advance to pose scripted questions.

Instead, they plow ahead, eyes on their notes rather than the witness, not slowing down until they've gasped out their last scripted question.

He developed an alternative form of conflict resolution built around scripted questions, called Restorative Justice.

But it wasn't long after the televised dialogue that student Colton Haab claimed CNN producers instructed him to ask scripted questions.

A Florida student told a local TV station that CNN gave him a scripted question to ask during the network's town hall last night, and he decided not to participate.

The family of a student who survived the Parkland school massacre altered his emails with CNN to make it seem like a producer pushed the student to ask a scripted question at a town hall, the network said.

Miliband has cultivated such a great respect for the scripted questions placed before him by his aides that he now seems wholly incapable of deviating from them.

Of course, pieces of this — particularly the scripted questions — might be relevant for portions of the day when teachers might bring students together to have group conversations that deepen the learning, but planning to control all the activities minute by minute in a blended - learning environment is a non-starter.

It means to teach using excerpted writing passages and scripted questions.

And she watched as the scripted questions were repeated and repeated and repeated.

In addition, she asks them to script the questions she asks each group.

The teacher may elect to narrow the focus, asking observers to script the questions he asks, the responses students give, the interaction among a small group of kids, or the dialogue between the teacher and certain students.

For example, an English teacher hoping to increase his use of higher - order questions in class might ask one observer to script the questions he asks students, a second observer to tally the number of students who respond to questions, and a third to record the wait time he provides.

He is claiming that he wanted to ask a question about using veterans as armed security guards at schools, but that CNN wanted him to ask a scripted question in place of it.

«CNN did not provide or script questions for anyone in last night's town hall, nor have we ever.»

PARKLAND, Fla. - CNN claims that the family of Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School junior Colton Haab altered his emails with the news network, to make it appear that a producer encouraged the student to ask a «scripted question» at this week's town hall on gun violence.