Sentence examples for collaborative roles from inspiring English sources

The single role-describing elements are defined and based on these, modules for the development of collaborative roles is being derived.

At the university, science and mathematics content faculty, education faculty, a science content department chair, the Educational Outreach Center department chair, and CPP undergraduate students all play collaborative roles in the project.

Experiment and theory played collaborative roles, with experimental results ruling out certain theoretical moves and suggesting new ones, while theoretical advances called for new experimental tests for their confirmation or — as it happened — disconfirmation.

The RESPeCT program directly includes collaborative roles in the PUSD district for 35 teacher PD leaders, six treatment school principals, four teacher PD specialists (English Learner, English Language Arts, Primary Education, and Secondary Science), district level support staff, the Director of District Professional Development, the Director of Principal Support, and the Deputy Superintendent.

We argue that public participants deserve legitimate collaborative roles in negotiating just and desirable land uses based on their experiences, and provide observations on ways to bring contested goals and tools for achieving them into reflexive negotiations about how landscapes are and should be produced.

Together, these studies highlight the collaborative roles of IgA and IgG in the mucosal surfaces in the protection from influenza virus infections [3], [4].

The relevance of professional knowledge is an influence on collaborative role boundaries because health professionals tend to collaborate more frequently with the professions that can provide them with additional knowledge and information to inform their care decisions and vice versa.

But outside its collaborative role in NATO, Germany still hews closely to its post-war pacifism.

He was granting Conrad a collaborative role in telling his own story — the selection of detail, the fixing of emphasis.

Since "L'Amour Fou" (1969), his seismic portrait of an imploding relationship, he has, to varying degrees, ceded control to his performers, who assume a genuinely collaborative role.

Public safety experts say they should play a collaborative role, referring crime reports to the police, and making arrests only rarely.