Meditation allowed me to survive and even thrive on the job, I began making presentations to teachers and I began writing in an effort to articulate the practice to make it accessible to people.
Borko et al. (2014) argued for articulating the practice of leading high-quality PD to be able to define how these programs contribute to changes in teachers' learning, instructional practices, and students' learning.
The program design fulfills the principles of learning as articulated in the practice field theory (Table 1)[ 29].
A new broader approach to research readiness might help standardise recording of readiness and articulate the reasons why practices do or don't participate in particular research studies.
Key to these accomplishments is the recognition of the multiple meanings of politics and the political that frame work in the area, as evident it the BBMRI's vision and challenges, as well as the formation on novel discourses to articulate these aims and the practices used to address them.
This study was part of a commissioned national research project to articulate the scope of practice of Australian midwives and to develop national competency standards to assist midwives to deliver safe and competent midwifery care.
The organizations, providers, and research team worked together to articulate the principles of practice and research, identify successful data collection methods (both format and recruitment procedures), and interpretation of the findings.
In this paper, through a review of publications that are concerned with the architecture design studio as well as other areas of design, we identify a basic set of factors that enable us to articulate the variables that affect the practice of critiquing in design studios.
It is a homage to big skies, stingy soil and the art of the articulate silence practiced by its human inhabitants (who often take a back seat to its animal inhabitants, as well as to the land itself).
Some such response is certainly warranted: the proper aim of normative theory is not to describe or to justify existing practices, but to articulate the goals, principles, and ideals against which those practices are to be assessed; and it should not surprise us when such assessments show our practices to be seriously defective.
