Although CHADIS provides
some specific decision support and postvisit engagement, no PSC - specific supports of that kind were available during the study period apart from automated scoring and content - related e-chapters.
This innovative tool integrates corn development stages with weather and climate data for location -
specific decision support tailored specifically to agricultural production.
Not exact matches
When we create content at IDC to
support our clients» content - based marketing efforts, we first indentify our clients» target audience (buying persona) plus buyer cycle stage (i.e., general awareness / education, preference, purchase and post-purchase; within each stage there are
specific tasks or «jobs» you prospects / customers need to accomplish such as, short list creation, business case development, final recommendation and
decision, etc.) We also consider our clients ideal outcome or action they want their target prospect / customer to take once they interact with the content or messaging.
-LSB-...] Ultimately, if the point of WIC is to improve the health of low income mothers and babies and if the goal of the CDC is to increase breastfeeding rates in order to improve the health of the nation, all
decisions about how WIC's
support to moms and infants is provided should be done with a view to
supporting breastfeeding first and foremost, with formula as an option only available upon
specific request.
Complying with privacy laws, the mobile
decision support system also will have a notification mechanism that will further inform people about the level of the alert in their
specific areas and caution them as to where there is a disease outbreak within a geographic location.
In addition to the involvement of the AIC in music cognition22, 25,27,43,45,46,95,96, the right AIC is a key node of the salience network that detects behaviourally relevant stimuli97,
supports the translation of affective signals into
specific actions98, 99 and is associated with perceptual
decision - making, interoception, and emotional awareness98, 100,101,102,103.
The U.S. Department of Education should provide
support and oversight to local
decisions and push
specific «nonnegotiable» programs, such as the literacy program Ontario implemented in the 2000s.
District data systems should also
support routine evaluation of instructional programs, practices, and
decisions by linking student participation in
specific endeavors with standards - based assessments.
For example, magnet schools and integration are valued locally in Montclair and boards of education there made
specific local
decisions, years ago to
support those values whereas neighborhood schools are preferred in other towns and are
supported by their boards.
Speaking from more than 40 years of experience in the field — and speaking for all learners who hope to succeed, the teachers who want them to succeed, and the local school leaders whose aspirations for success have been thwarted by assessment traditions — Stiggins maps out the adjustments in practice and culture necessary to generate both accurate accountability data and the
specific evidence of individual mastery that will
support sound instructional
decision making and better learning in the classroom.
But SEL can go beyond
supporting interventions and instruction — social and emotional data also can be a powerful tool for gaining insight into students»
specific needs and guiding
decision - making.
Under the Ninth Circuit's
decision, NSBA argues, school districts must give «primary consideration» to the parents» desire for
specific services, programs, placements or
supports — regardless of whether they are appropriate.
Once they can understand the
specific needs of teachers and students, they can start making
decisions on what they can do in order to
support teaching and learning.
Use research - backed strategies
supported by multiple indicators to make
decisions related to funding, intervention strategies, and
specific practices for schools.
It may also be asked to
support decisions about compensation, as policymakers are increasingly interested in tying compensation to judgments about teacher effectiveness, either by differentiating wages or by linking such judgments to
specific responsibilities and salary increments for more expert teachers.
Instructional leaders must communicate the vision and be prepared to
support the acquisition of resources, while giving stakeholders primary responsibility for making
decisions about a lot of the
specific details.
Principals noted a compelling need for more adequate preparation and professional development in
specific leadership areas, such as how to manage the change process in the schools, evaluate teachers» use of the new standards during instruction, align the school's instructional focus, make key
decisions on the best types of professional development to
support teachers, and develop extended learning opportunities to sufficiently address CCSS implementation.
The Division also provides extensive analytical
support and advice to Department
decision makers with respect to
specific cases and matters before the Department, including airline mergers and alliances, selection of U.S. carriers in international route authority selection cases, and antitrust immunity cases.
You'll need to appoint a person responsible for making medical
decisions on your behalf and include any
specific instructions regarding medical care, such as whether or not you want to go on life
support and for how long.
These two SCOTUS
decisions are used to
support breed -
specific laws, which is in direct opposition to Rep. Appleton's analysis.
Ultimately, we do not agree with their
decision and we believe that other organizations are able to operate in ways such that donations are made directly to
support a
specific person and remain tax deductible.
Further, by using the data as a basis for extensive market analysis, informed
decisions on where
support for
specific hotels or hotel segments can be made.
This technical document aims to provide guidance to government
decision makers and their advisers on best practices in designing or modifying legal frameworks and
specific legal instruments aimed at effectively
supporting green, low - emission and climate - resilient development.
(1)
support States and Indian tribes in the development of a geographic information system database of fish and wildlife habitat and corridors that would inform planning and development
decisions within each State and Indian tribe, enable each State and Indian tribe to model climate impacts and adaptation, and provide geographically
specific enhancements of State and tribal wildlife action plans;
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