Sentence examples for emphasized group from inspiring English sources

One school of thought says the political and cultural forces in the country emphasized group accomplishments over individual achievement.

Pestalozzi's curriculum, which was modeled after Rousseau's plan in Émile, emphasized group rather than individual recitation, and it focused on such participatory activities as drawing, writing, singing, physical exercise, model making, collecting, mapmaking, and field trips.

As she expected, Zimbroff found that the surveyed students preferred environments that emphasized group work and participation over competition, that were populated by many students of similar cultural background, and where teachers, advisers, and older students were available to offer guidance.

These interventions emphasized group support [ 12, 13], self-awareness [ 14], and sharing of feelings [ 10].

They emphasize group cohesion over individual dissent.

They emphasize group precision in execution.

The school emphasizes group learning, a method educators consider particularly well-suited to girls.

According to her, the pros are that hooking up emphasizes group friendships over the one-pair model of dating, and, therefore, removes the negative stigma from those who can't get a date.

Only a fifth of gym members take part in group fitness on average industrywide, said Ms. Conrad, adding that these days instead of packing in more cardio machines, "good quality health clubs are returning to emphasizing group exercise".

Exeter's curriculum emphasizes group discussion led by the instructor in a Socratic manner—an instructional method called the Harkness Plan, for philanthropist Edward S. Harkness, who richly endowed the school in 1931.

From a melancholy opening filled with swooping glissandos, the 20-minute string quartet emphasizes group virtuosity with jagged bursts of notes deployed in rhythmic unison, mostly at high velocity.