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Likewise in business, there are those high-stakes occasions when managers can only pull off what they are trying to accomplish by drawing on every competence they have; but between "big game" days, many assignments could be focused on honing particular fundamentals.
The sixth strategy, to draw on different actors' collective competence and perspectives by inviting different stakeholders to meetings, seminars and collaborations (6), including elderly people and politicians, indicates an openness for discussion and perspective taking.
In this paper, we draw on two theoretical concepts that are relevant for the effective promotion of physical activity among adolescent girls in rural South Africa: cultural competence and social identity theory.
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When the construct of English language proficiency was conceived, the project team drew on the theory of communicative competence (Canale and Swain 1980; Hymes 1972) and Bachman and Palmer's model of communicative language ability (Bachman 1990; Bachman and Palmer 1996).
Drummond had been one of those kids who, after taking apart an old clock or a radio, actually put it back together again, and his satisfaction at the end of any job still drew on the pleasure of that original competence.
Schön defines problem solving as a reflective process where the practitioner draws on his or her professional repertoire of knowledge, competence and experience.
These areas of strategic competence provide the basis for individuals to identify the given information in the task, retrieve relevant items from language competence, and implement the plan through drawing on psychophysiological mechanism.
