The group, suggested Fleck, inevitably develops a mind of its own, as the individuals in it converge on a way of communicating, thinking and feeling.
Leaders need to be mindful of how their behaviour is reflected and translated through the organisation in relation to participation, directing, communicating, thinking and serving.
People with Alzheimer's have difficulties with communicating, thinking or reasoning.
The results indicate that elementary students are not only capable of developing functional thinking but also of communicating their thinking both verbally and symbolically.
Neither infants nor toddlers are construed as engaging in mental or verbal processes such as communicating, talking, thinking, and feeling.
Language learning in this context becomes the acquisition of a series of right answers rather than the development of a means of communicating and thinking.
Purposefully consider learning new ways of communicating and thinking.
One approach for gathering substantive validity evidence is to have students participate in "think aloud" interviews, in which they verbally communicate their thinking processes as they complete assessment tasks (Messick, 1995; Nitko and Brookhart, 2010).
"The question is, do dogs understand that the animal that they're communicating with is thinking about them, as opposed to reacting to them?
The A.D.A. Amendments Act expanded the original legislation's definition of disability to include impairments in "caring for oneself, performing manual tasks, seeing, hearing, eating, sleeping, walking, standing, lifting, bending, speaking, breathing, learning, reading, concentrating, thinking, communicating, and working".
