Sentence examples for descriptive praise from inspiring English sources

Challenging behavior decreased somewhat as teachers' use of descriptive praise increased.

Following a brief training session on the use of descriptive praise, coaches observed each teacher conduct a large-group activity and sent them e-mail messages containing performance feedback with a hyperlink to a descriptive praise video exemplar.

Three of the four participants demonstrated a preference for conditions associated with immediate or delayed tangible items, and one participant demonstrated a preference for descriptive praise.

Training plus e-mail feedback was associated with increases in teachers' use of descriptive praise for each of the four teachers.

We examined the effects of a professional development intervention that included data-based performance feedback delivered via electronic mail (e-mail) on preschool teachers' use of descriptive praise and whether increased use of descriptive praise was associated with changes in classroom-wide measures of child engagement and challenging behavior.

There were two significant random intercepts for the quantitative scoring system; individual parents differed in their levels of descriptive praise and directed discussion.

Practitioner of a wide range of forms including the medieval fixed forms of the ballade and the rondeau, chansons, blasons (poems employing descriptive details to praise or to satirize), and elegies Marot preferred the epistle for its freedom of style and the epigram for its vivacity.

Notwithstanding the colourful descriptive poems written in praise of such subjects as Mughal palaces, marvelously illuminated manuscripts, rare elephants, or court scenes, the general mood of lyric poetry became more gloomy.

Part of the story is that Powell takes up butchering and many praise her descriptive ability in that arena, but when it comes to writing about infidelity and her marriage troubles, the general response has been a feeling that the narrative is more cringe-worthy than anything else.

Biological anthropologist Terrence Deacon of UC Berkeley also praises the descriptive work that shows the olfactory bulb was "unambiguously enlarged" compared with the structure in reptiles.

While the poet Zhukovsky appreciated Friedrich's psychological themes, Dahl praised the descriptive quality of Friedrich's landscapes, commenting that "artists and connoisseurs saw in Friedrich's art only a kind of mystic, because they themselves were only looking out for the mystic.