Then, each student should compile his or her interview information in a creative way — a classroom poster, a narrative or comparison/contrast essay, a children's book, a poem, a brief dramatic piece, a piece of visual art, a newspaper front page, etc. Students should be encouraged to clarify factual information with other resources, if necessary.
Where disagreement occurred between the group, participants were encouraged to clarify their thoughts [ 28].
Because feedback providers were encouraged to clarify improvement feedback with clear examples of desired behavior, they discovered new reasoning perspectives and performance alternatives.
We held a facilitated discussion, during which groups of staff were encouraged to clarify misunderstandings and resolve any former issues honestly and openly.
Future research might be strongly encouraged to clarify the relationship between euthanasia attitudes and trust by having a look at the cause-effect direction, and testing whether the impact of trust on euthanasia attitudes is really mediated by slippery slope fears.
The interview guideline was constructed in a semi-structured format [ 44– 46], containing mainly open-ended questions, followed by encouraging and clarifying questions if required.
The interviewer is asked to read the questions exactly as written, followed by encouraging and clarifying questions: How did you experience the training course?
Please encourage students to clarify their responses by explaining how they think the scenario would affect the global economy.
At NATO's Defense Ministerial meeting on February 4-5 in Istanbul, we will encourage nations to clarify previously pledged commitments to ensure that forces deployed in 2010 have an operational impact.
Indeed, treatments such as Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (Hayes et al. 1999) explicitly encourage participants to clarify valued life directions (high level strivings) and then set specific goals which enable them to put these values into action (p. 227), whilst Problem Solving Therapy involves goal setting as a component in the step-by-step process taught to clients (Malouff et al. 2007).
