Sentence examples for Reduce emphasis on from inspiring English sources

To improve student motivation, school systems should reduce emphasis on extrinsic rewards (like grades, tests, and performance-based recognition programs) and increase emphasis on constructive feedback and coaching to improve performance.

Advocating that America reduce emphasis on classroom maths, if only to reduce "math phobia", he noted: "There is something vaguely comical about the nation that leads the world in science and technology, and virtually dominates the world in the development of computer hardware and software, constantly lamenting the poor maths skills of its population".

I remain indelibly confused by the administration's push for greater exports while we systematically reduce emphasis on our need for industry.

Greatly reduce emphasis on the journal impact factor as a promotional tool, ideally by ceasing to promote the impact factor or by presenting the metric in the context of a variety of journal-based metrics (e.g., 5-year impact factor, EigenFactor, SCImago, h-index, editorial and publication times, etc).

"I liked the minerality and acidity, and the reduced emphasis on winemaking".

The deal also reduces emphasis on Bayer's pharmaceuticals business, which has had trouble developing new drugs.

This reduced emphasis on the traditional ballet vocabulary might appear to place him at odds with City Ballet, which strives to maintain the highest standards of classical technique.

Nor did students flock to the architecture school, which was restructured as the Prince's Foundation for the Built Environment, with a reduced emphasis on education.

The reduced emphasis on stimulus versus austerity occurs even as unemployment remains at double digits in much of Europe, stoking unrest especially among the young.

The second lesson he would draw would be of the need to rethink the way economics is taught, with a much reduced emphasis on mathematical models and the restoration to the curriculum of economic history.

Time was when pianists like Earl Hines, Art Tatum and Fats Waller took this daunting challenge for granted, but the coming of be-bop, with its sharply reduced emphasis on left-hand time keeping, made solo jazz piano something of a rarity, even a novelty.