Sentences with phrase «word about the effectiveness»

To spread the word about the effectiveness of induction programs, Wong and Breaux wrote New Teacher Induction: How to Train, Support, and Retain New Teachers.

Ask the school librarian what you can do to help get out the word about the effectiveness of the school library and its programs.

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The thing about «no» is, though, because it is used so often, its meaning can become diluted, the word quickly losing its effectiveness.

By directly addressing workplace issues through your words and conduct, you can begin to change people's views about your performance and effectiveness.

The Washington Post writes about the effectiveness of online dating: And yet, just this week, a new analysis from Michigan State Universityfound that online dating leads to fewer committed relationships than offline dating does — that it doesn't work, in other words.

In other words, since we have little understanding of how spending relates to student outcomes, the authors can not say much about either the effectiveness or productivity of this spending.

If you make someone think about a word, you'll lose them and the effectiveness of your book description will go right out the window.

We'll also talk about Destiny 2 and the effectiveness of exclusive content, but first we get the final word on Mass Effect Andromeda.

But now here's the kicker: the committee's report doesn't say one word about the cost - effectiveness of the LPP or cite it as a reason to end the program.

Without reservation, I truly believe in the effectiveness of their programs and I'm passionate about spreading the word about how great it is.

What we know from Gottman's research about repair attempts is that how a repair is made (it's sincerity, eloquence, wording, etc.) does not predict the effectiveness of the repair.