"There's a culture of development there," he said.
It concludes that there are four main issues in finding school leaders: potential headteachers are put off by some of the challenges of the job; the profession lacks a culture of development and feedback; recruitment of headteachers is inconsistent; and leaders do not feel they get enough support or feel motivated to stay in leadership roles.
"To get that culture of development, to get people to get into what to do every day and try to improve things, that has been the biggest challenge for me.
Symptom checklists and screening inventories are situated within the cultures of their development; useful in comparative monitoring and evaluation, they are rarely designed to capture the subtleties of local explanatory models.
Specific to children with disabilities, their age intersects with other personal and social characteristics, such as their geographical location, family structure, socioeconomic status, physical and mental abilities, culture, stage of development, and nationality.
It's one example of how Wales, since the beginning of devolution, has developed a culture of sustainable development, reflecting the duty placed on its government when the Welsh Assembly began.
It is difficult to compare care-seeking practices across different countries, cultures, and levels of development, particularly when different instruments (questionnaires) have been used.
"It creates a culture of talent development where everyone recognizes their role in developing a good pipeline of leaders".
Culture of plants, development of sorghum as a model for whole-plant physiology study of photosynthate partitioning and allocation (DMV); development of the laboratory analytic procedures, conductance of the study, writing of the manuscript (LT).
The context and culture of teacher development are also essential to the creation and implementation of alternative models of observation.
