A second resident jumped in to defend the operation and the DeCoster family, which runs it, sternly announcing that any troubles ought not be discussed aloud.
It doesn't criticize the government, but it exposes social problems that are rarely discussed aloud, giving voice, for example, to people with severe handicaps who tend to be shunted off to institutions where they are conveniently invisible.
Role modeling EBP can involve asking questions aloud, finding and appraising relevant evidence, discussing aloud how the evidence will be used to plan a treatment strategy ([ 40], p.200).
Moreover, is it not tragic that people died in pursuit of their right to discuss them aloud?
But what's also notable about those practices is that we rarely want to discuss them aloud, content instead to let them hover silently in the background of our work.
Students regularly gather to read their poetry aloud, discuss personal concerns or just sit in silent reflection.
Read aloud and discuss the two processes illustrated in the graphic (creating fuel from farm wastes and creating fuel from leftover plant matter).
When each group worked on a different problem, after approximately ten minutes of group work, a member of each group would come to the front of the class, read the problem aloud, and discuss their group's solution.
The class slowly made its way through part of the Plessy ruling, reading paragraphs aloud, discussing what they meant and talking about unfamiliar words.
But even here, in the heart of opposition territory, he and his aides were wary of discussing their movements aloud.
Interviews comprised a set of questions about participants' experiences of bowel problems, then a think-aloud interview to discuss their thoughts about the intervention whilst they were using it, and finally further general questions about their experiences of using 'Gut Instincts' and the Internet (see Table 2006).
