Sentences with phrase «simple outcomes of decisions»

But if you start viewing end - results as simple outcomes of decisions, you begin to see them more as learning experiences and less as measuring sticks.

Not exact matches

Hence, when decisions are based on impulses of emotion instead of well thought - out planning or just simple logic, the outcome can be highly undesirable.

And the simple truth is that regardless of what criteria the district says they use to make the decision, it's pretty much unrelated to the actual outcome of what they adopt.

For example, there is one likely outcome of Kathy's simple statement of praise and agreement: John continues to teach as he has taught in the past without questioning his teaching practices or decisions.

The game is full of moments with decisions such as this; a simple choice between actions you can take that can make all the difference in the outcome of a match.

In fact, the narrative here is far less traditional than those of its more obvious peers; a player's decisions rarely have a simple good or bad outcome and the world can be especially cruel to those seeking to do the right thing.

Rather than treating emotions as simple levers to be pulled to promote desired outcomes, emotions should be viewed as one integral component of a cognitive feedback system guiding responses to challenging decision - making problems.

The Ontario Court of Appeal's decision in Livent is complex in detail but simple in outcome.