The phrase "adaptive practice" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to education, training, or methodologies that adjust to meet the needs of learners or situations.
Example: "In our program, we emphasize adaptive practice to ensure that each student receives personalized support tailored to their learning style."
Alternatives: "flexible approach" or "responsive methodology".
This is easier said than done, but achieving true intercultural competence comes not only from knowledge but also from continuous observation and adaptive practice.
At an operational level, audit planning, procedures and communicated written conclusions emerge as a much more negotiated and adaptive practice than rhetoric might suggest.
The approach for urban coherence requires a rigorous and comprehensive understanding of available adaptive practice toward resilience and sustainability in the urban centers.
We compare the Elo rating system to alternative methods and describe a specific case study (an adaptive practice of geography facts) to illustrate the application of the Elo rating system in education.
We report on an online double-blind randomized controlled field experiment (A/B test) in Math Garden, a computer adaptive practice system with over 150,000 active primary school children.
Therefore, non-native species assimilation is part of an adaptive practice to living on local landscapes.
By using outreach strategies that focus on adaptive practices that reduce risks and GHG emissions, the dual goals of adaptation and mitigation could be pursued while engaging the majority of farmers who do not believe in anthropogenic climate change.
Chapter 5. Hurricanes vs. "Mass Idleness" Chapter 7. Adaptive Practices, Past and Present Bibliography Index.
Unfortunately, he says, antitrust actions in the 1950's misunderstood the business and blocked some adaptive practices, like letting studios own theaters.
We apply the indices to retrospectively examine the prevalence of potentially sensitive and adaptive practices among a global set of 2440 LEED-certified projects.
In response to frequent interruptions and limited space within working environments, nurses, doctors and pharmacists developed adaptive practices in the local clinical context.
