Sentence examples for discipline model from inspiring English sources

The discipline model that he said had worked for him for 25 years — a warning, then a consequence — was no longer recognized by his bosses.

An upper bound for the LP packets' waiting time is naturally given by the waiting time in the preemptive discipline model.

Strategies that come to mind include Wong's Pragmatic Classroom, which stresses the need to define expectations for students, and Canter's Behavior Management Cycle, which emphasizes a distinct discipline model.

Addressing the epidemic of school push-out and prison pipelining that targets students of color, Dignity in Schools has advocated for a human rights-based discipline model which would replace school resource officers with community intervention workers trained to do mentoring, conflict resolution and peace-building in heavily criminalized schools.

It's one of the reasons I generally have a contract … and so I find the policies are really important, and I always have a kind of light-to-heavy kind of discipline model, so everything is always at first about supporting the person and letting them know what the expectations are, or what the next steps of the discipline or support will be.

As some of the schools and districts we visited have begun implementing alternative discipline models and efforts to reduce the use of exclusionary discipline in recent years, we heard from officials in two districts that there has been difficulty with implementation due to limited resources, staffing turnover, and resistance on the part of some parents.

For example, officials in all school districts said that they are implementing alternative discipline models that emphasize preventing challenging student behavior and focus on supporting individuals and the school community, such as positive behavioral interventions and supports (PBIS), restorative justice practices, and social emotional learning (SEL).

The ACRL Framework for Information Literacy for Higher Education combined with the Decoding the Disciplines model provides a structure for critical reflection to help unearth and clarify tacit, or unspoken, expert disciplinary processes and values related to information literacy.

First, having repeated exposure to seminars from many disciplines models effective (and, at times, ineffective) communication strategies.

Since the modelling of chemotaxis has developed into a large and diverse discipline, one model which is widely used is the Keller-Segel model of chemotaxis; it is important to recall that chemotaxis describes the movement of single or multicellular organisms when they move up or down a chemical gradient [ 4].

Synthetic biology is maturing into a true engineering discipline for model microorganisms, but remains far from straightforward for most eukaryotes.