Sentence examples for effective mastery from inspiring English sources

Recommendations Strengthen not only the level of community participation in the effective mastery of the participatory process leading to social mobilization and planning of the community's development activities; but also the involvement of women by increasing their numbers in the basic community structures, in order to ensure equity in gender-related issues.

Indeed, there may be as much benefit to come from building confidence in carers to ask for assistance and support as from the specific competencies developed from effective task mastery and the instruction itself.

Any harried college student who's flailed in a final exam can tell you: In the long run, cramming isn't an effective strategy for mastery of the material.

One of the principal characteristics of traditional Polynesian cultures is an effective adaptation to and mastery of the ocean environment.

Then you've got the "Deeper Learning" standards which includes Critical Thinking and Problem Solving, Collaboration, and Effective Communication (along with Mastery of Core Academic Content, Self-Directed Learning and an "Academic Mindset").

Self-efficacy can be enhanced in several manners, but the most effective way is through mastery experiences [ 44].

For example, Schumacher and colleagues (1998) identified five concepts related to effective onsite caregiving: caregiving mastery, self-efficacy, competence, preparedness, and quality.

To be effective, CHWs must gain mastery of a range of information and skills related to maternal and newborn care, and know how to adapt counselling strategies to households with varied composition and needs [ 3].

Warner Home Video's DVD release, in a breathtaking wide-screen transfer with Dolby surround stereo sound, allows Ian Baker's expert photography, Jill Bilcock's razor-sharp editing and Bruce Smeaton's effective score to retain their mastery.

Fuller revered the tabloid style of photographic shock — a New York politician being shot in the mouth as he opens it to speak, the explosion of the Hindenburg — and his technical daring and mastery were most effective when simulating such moments.

The Common Reference Levels describes proficiency in terms of three broad levels of basic user (A1 = Breakthrough; A2 = Waystage), independent user (B1 = Threshold; B2 = Vantage), and proficient user (C1 = Effective Operational Proficiency; C2 = Mastery) and in scales of illustrative descriptors across five qualitative categories: Range, Accuracy, Fluency, Interaction and Coherence (North 2014).