Sentences with phrase «shared language»

If «goodness» is a loyalty driver, what if brands and consumers shared a language of «goodness,» and what would that be?

Because we worked together to develop it, we naturally found shared language for it.

The shared vision statement helps districts develop shared language, understanding, and ownership for prioritizing SEL for all students and serves as an inspirational call to action for district staff and stakeholders.

I have found that by sharing language in the studio I begin to uncover so much more.

Even more separated are cultures that do not share languages, values, frames of reference, or physical realities.

Learn ways to build shared language, literature, reading and writing activities that promote cooperation, literacy, self - control and self - discipline.

We all learn to communicate and understand our world through sharing language, customs, behaviours, beliefs and values.

For this reason, some multinational laboratories have an English - only policy, so people who share another language don't start speaking in their common tongue, excluding coworkers.

This webinar also looks at supporting the bilingual educator, as well as sharing language and culture with young children and their families.

Native speakers enthusiastic about sharing their language skills are in demand across the world.

When a couple learns to communicate, they develop a uniquely shared language.

Share languages in which you are fluent and ones where you just have basic skills.

Other variables, such as shared languages, economic output and climate were not found to be significantly associated with speeding or slowing the epidemic.

The two do not share a language and have to find other ways to communicate, giving way to long stretches of film without dialogue.

What's more, Ireland and the story of change in the publishing industry really acts as a microcosm for the rest of the English language publishing industry (indeed it acts as a microcosm for any small market which shares a language with a much larger market be it French or German or Spanish or Chinese).

More firms are training people to create shared language, narratives and procedures that align capabilities with value creation.

NAEYC worked with national partners to create consensus to on two glossaries that provide shared language for use across all forms for early childhood professional development: training, technical assistance and adult education.

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Proponents say the shift would unite communities with similar interests and needs, including shared language and culture.

At the start of implementation, Visible Learning was introduced to the educators in order to develop a common understanding and shared language around what success looked like in the classroom.

Through the work of the PLC, the participants used increased shared language, and also had more aligned visions of the instructional implications of the CCSS.

What will that vision be and what simple manifesto can the GG help construct so that we all have a working shared language to draw from and activate with?

Rather, they are dispositions for public actions — perhaps contemplative practices, perhaps discursive reasoning employing a publicly shared language, perhaps physical expressions of emotions employing culturally conventional facial expressions or bodily movement, perhaps intentional bodily action (as we have noted, just which of these public actions has not been specified).

This tension between the one and the many underscores our own shared language.

As for the commonality that was presumed to flow from shared languages: when did more Americans more vigorously seek recourse to biblical and republican languages of coherence than just before 1861 - 1865, our time of most drastic national disagreement?

Establishing this framework as a norm for school processes has grown shared language and priorities.

While the U.K. is a natural market for Americans looking to import a Delta Integrale, by reason of shared language if nothing else, the British owner of our subject car, Mike Pickles, explored less familiar territory.

Our children share our language and our culture.

We exchanged stories in English and other shared languages with an intrepid group of travelers.

The former mother country shares its language and many aspects of culture with the overseas possessions and now it perceives itself as a bridge between Europe and Latin America.

Refusing the notion of an exhibition as a fixed moment, the project space aims to become a site for learning and for growth, for readings and misreadings, a testing ground to create new shared languages and registers.

His works also share the language of Abstractionism, which has a sensibility for the perception of color as form.

For two nations sharing a language and legal history, the contrast in the visions at play in the legal systems of the United States and United Kingdom is more than striking.

Francophiles, expat French and people with French roots gather at our site to find someone with whom to share the language of love.

«CliftonStrengths has helped build confidence in students and provide shared language for discussing group activities, career pursuits and leadership.»

To enter, please visit Little Pim and then leave us a comment with which DVD you will select and also please tell us why you want to share that language with your child!

Even those churches that have dissented from many aspects of the dominant culture still participate in it in many ways through sharing its language, through involvement in its economic system, through social interaction of various kinds.

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For example, in Minnesota, the district works to hire teachers who share the language and culture of immigrants to support the students and, just as importantly, to educate the staff.

While the lines would create a district straddling three separate boroughs, proponents insist the area, which would be 66 percent Latino (an overwhelming 85 percent of whom would be Dominican), 11 percent black and 14 percent white, would unite communities with similar interests and needs, including shared language and culture.

Additionally, share your language skills.

«Sometimes I sit across from a kid in Madrid, Spain or in Brazil and we don't share a language or a culture, but we share these stories,» he said.

All of these things take time to learn, and this knowledge base is part of the unique culture and shared language of the company; when employees leave, or when new hires get brought on board, the company needs to have a plan in place to preserve the continuity of the company's institutional knowledge.

We first came to Canada because it was closer to France than anywhere in the U.S. Canada has a different mentality than the U.S., so with that and the shared language, we were better able to understand how to treat the North American market.

A culture is a community, defined by rituals, traditions, standards, expectations, a shared language, and behavioral norms.

Riot Games co-founders Marc Merrill and Brandon Beck talked to the Los Angeles Times on Tuesday about their company's 10th anniversary and the ever - expanding popularity of League of Legends — which they said «has become a shared language and passion» in the gaming community.

A sign of a healthy tribe is one with shared language and norms, where all members can actively contribute and each member's needs are met.