Sentences with phrase «suggested practices described»

Future research should also examine the experiences of teachers and students in classrooms where the instruction is guided by the principles and suggested practices described in these articles.

Not exact matches

I don't see any link here to suggest that the homosexual practice is linked to the use of the term bagger to describe Tea Party members by the Left.

The more open - ended portion of the guidelines suggests that journals establish best practices for image - based data (such as screening for manipulation and storing full - resolution archival versions) and how to describe experiments more completely.

Have students practice divergent thinking by describing an issue in the community and asking them to suggest all the people who could be affected by it, or give students a «big idea» question and ask them to think of all the possible answers to it.

I suggest that the best phrase to describe these programs is practice - based.

The superintendents work collaboratively to examine classroom practice, describe their observations using protocols, and suggest strategies for improvement.

To me, this suggests that by means of sustained reflection on, and familiarization with, compassion, through rehearsal and practice we can develop our innate ability to connect with others, a fact which is of supreme importance given the approach to ethics I have described.

Andreozzi somewhat provocatively suggested that the future of legal technology may lie somewhere in the middle between his self - described non-visionary focus on law practice and Wilens» more academic focus on technology.

The limited scholarship on real - world emailing practices, coupled with my own experience, suggests that many of the emails that today's lawyers are sending share several common traits — traits that distinguish them from the types of Summary E-memos described above and often assigned in first - year legal writing:

This article describes some of the priorities and perspectives of journalists, and suggests «best practices» for the career development professional who is interested in building a mutually beneficial relationship with a reporter.

: Service User and Carer Involvement in Systematic Reviews Braye & Preston - Shoot Evidence and Policy: A Journal of Research, Debate and Practice, 1 (2), 2005 View Abstract Reviews barriers to stakeholder participation in systematic reviews, describes components of effective involvement, and suggests quality standards for such involvement.

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