Sentence examples for empathy analysis from inspiring English sources

The material for empathy, analysis, and imagination is ample; Kalashnikov offers none.

Indeed, every time I enter the classroom I am more and more convinced of the need for well-trained and qualified classroom teachers as they manage all the modern demands of pedagogy, scholarship, learning, inspiration, empathy, analysis and sheer bloody time-management.

So when I speak up, I channel my anger into empathy, analysis and rationality, despite the fact that the first things oppressors will attack and skew are these very valuable traits that I have developed slowly over time.

It reminded me of reading Jon Ronson's The Psychopath Test: the same empathy and analysis.

J'aime the poet and translator Claire Malroux, an alchemist of language, whose translations transport, transfer, and transpose poetry from English into French, and find a balance between passion and reason, empathy and analysis, blur and precision.

For this article, we analyzed the responses to the following question: "What educational content in the course of your studies and/or your specialist training had a positive or negative effect on your empathy?" The analysis of three other questions from the same study has recently been published elsewhere [ 38], and the complete questionnaire is included in the Additional file  1: Appendix.

Consider the fate of empathy: in an analysis of 72 studies performed on nearly 14,000 college students between 1979 and 2009, researchers at the Institute for Social Research at the University of Michigan found a drop in that trait, with the sharpest decline occurring since 2000.

The students learn text analysis, empathy and poetry.

We selected for further analysis empathy tests for which the basic psychometric evidence of reliability (inter-rater or test-retest) and internal consistency was present and for which at least one of the validity assessments described in Table 1 had been carried out.

The Integrated Design and Management Program blends creativity, analysis, and empathy.

"While the study of history cannot solve everything, through deliberate instruction, I hope we can work to foster greater context, analysis and empathy for the human condition among our students and, consequently, in our world," she wrote in a post on the HSSP website.