Sentence examples for discourage collaborative from inspiring English sources

It is interesting to notice that summative assessment, when using self-awards, could not discriminate low or high achievers and the question remains whether it could discourage collaborative efforts or direct it only toward grades.

This muddle discourages collaborative conservation from the parties we most need to partner with us — states, tribes and private landowners — ultimately harming species that can thrive with a more tailored approach.

CLT advocates also contend that students learn the target language best through meaningful negotiation with peers and teachers, and thus authoritative teacher talk is discouraged while collaborative learning is encouraged.

It maintained close contact with the United States, but after one joint meeting with WHO/EURO in 1992, the EC very strongly discouraged any collaborative studies with the WHO for the next 5 years.

The rationale is that there are some critical issues, from past experiences (Imenda 2014), which could promote or discourage future research collaboration and subsequent use of the collaborative research findings in innovation.

That may discourage some.

That might discourage players.

That'll discourage him.

discourage physician participation?

However, subsidies discourage efficiency.

… They also discourage me.