Sentences with phrase «very concrete»

In addition, this workshop will offer a number of therapy videos that will help give you a very concrete and tangible experience.

Kids with autism can seem defiant and angry because they are often very concrete / black - and - white thinkers (which looks very defiant and inflexible) and then they don't have the emotional regulation skills to manage the frustration that causes.

This provides a very concrete foundation to practice being focused, «losing» focus (by turning outward again), and then regaining the inward focus.

For instance, in early childhood children describe themselves in very concrete, observable characteristics (e.g., I have brown hair) and overt abilities or activities (e.g., I am a good runner).

I find that although working out detailed communication plans may seem silly to many, doing this ends up preenting many related conflicts and is a very concrete way of spelling out what each can expect from the other.

I offer and teach Mindfulness skills in a very concrete and practical way.

Your first step should be to set some very concrete goals — both long - term objectives as well as the short - term tasks you'll need to do to move toward them.

«In July we have to offer very concrete, very specific recommendations on, not «what do we regulate?»

Overall, this «future roadmap» part of the announcement does not seem very concrete yet, however.

@TomAu I tossed it up here because it seemed to be a very concrete example and is slightly more focused on the treaty versus processes.

Aaron Sims, Associate, Potter Anderson: «Very concrete, practical examples.

Sarah Waidelich, Honigman: «Very concrete tips that I can immediately implement into my writing.»

Sorcha Landau, Harris County Public Defender's Office (Houston): «I liked workbook & group work breaks and making tips very concrete — «science - ing» them for immediate use.

Gave very concrete guidance; easy (w / practice) to implement.»

«A very concrete example I can give is that... today, most users expect to use tools that are similar to the gadgets used in their daily lives.»

I'll provide a very concrete and real example.

What I like about this is... and I'm hoping your listeners feel this... we've given you a lot of very concrete advice that you can start taking action on straightaway.

Blame it on professional deformation, but reflecting on «resilience» I quickly connect to the very concrete rule of law, despite its invisible presence in Davos.

A very concrete problem concerns the movement rights of UK citizens living in the EU.

The list of exhibitors is certainly formidable, including Forest Stewardship Council, World Wildlife Fund, Rainforest Alliance, McDonough Braungart Design Chemistry and the Biomimicry Guild, so we are hoping that attendees will leave with some very concrete action points on how sustainability can be integrated into the core of their business, not just how it can be used to increase sales.

The only reason to deviate from neutrality is to use funds for a very concrete jobs / infrastructure program.

The Put a Price On It campaign is unique in that it is very concrete, local and winnable, yet would have significant environmental and economic impacts.

The researchers also stated that they would be willing to meet with the Committee and discuss the findings and process, and did in fact conduct not just one, but two such briefings (June 16, 2015, and October 15, 2015) https://www.documentcloud.org/documents... poena.html As the official letter linked goes on to demonstrate in very concrete particular detail, the briefing was thorough, and addressed the questions on the table.

No, the science is very concrete.

Their sculptures, fusing almost readymade images and almost unforeseen forms, are thus the very concrete synthesis of a position that straddles two options: an expressionist subjectivism based on an authentically Pop imaginary and a distanced figurative conceptualism.»

But the point I'm making is that they were used for formal devices to make something very concrete, they weren't used for literal purposes.

«In the future, I hope when people talk about me, it's not as an abstract painter, but that I came to abstraction through the study of very concrete objects,» Zhang said.

It's a very concrete way of seeing why you are developing your product at all.

Brendan gave us very concrete steps to take before our next session and a guidebook to start reading while we were incorporating the plan.

You need luck or some very concrete information to consistently profit on shorts.

, great tips and VERY CONCRETE ideas, trust me, no blabla!

But all the characters were very concrete and real and over all I just really enjoyed it.

It just one very concrete way the Camry stand outs from the midsize crowd.

And so really sort of changing the way we're doing school such that we all have a very concrete understanding of what that adaptive change would look like if it were really manifesting.

The concept of transformations is one that permeates the middle school standards in a very concrete way.

But America 2000 and Goals 2000 did provide an important lesson — that grandiose goals don't mean much unless they are accompanied by very concrete guidelines on how they might be achieved.

The observing peer feels comfortable in that technical feedback can be very concrete and specific, minimizing any sense of judgement.

On another level, he began to understand in very concrete ways that his students had different needs and that his job was to address those.

It gives us very concrete data about where that child is.

Efforts to reinvent public education in New Orleans after Hurricane Katrina have drawn such interest that it's easy to lose sight of some very concrete changes that will become obvious over time: A generation of brand - new school buildings is rising across the city.

Such a program would combine high expectations with a very concrete reward for achieving them.

Darcey finds that students are «super eager to complete the project, and it's very concrete.»

Yet there are very concrete hopes and achievements embedded in this moment.

Base ten blocks are very concrete.

«They gave us very concrete advice that is directly applicable to improving the design of our business plans.»

At our schools, we structure and balance our graduate profile around three very simple and very concrete verbs: know, do, and reflect.

Technology often affords the teacher extra time to have more one on one opportunities with their students as well as supporting the learning environment in very concrete substantive ways that didn't exist a decade ago.

Future Ed School students, whether their programmatic experience is focused squarely or less directly on early education, will now be enrolled in a higher education institution that, in very concrete as well as symbolic ways, is organizing around the notion that the years before formal schooling are crucial.

Instead, you show how Paula doesn't have a house, doesn't have a job, doesn't have money anymore: it's very concrete and material.

Outgoing, very flirtatious & very concrete when it comes to my business.