Sentence examples for engagement needs from inspiring English sources
Real staff engagement needs real investment.
"It is clear that every opportunity for engagement needs to be taken... any chance to counsel, treat, modify or change behaviour should be taken.
Engagement needs greater understanding of government's role: Encouraging greater civic participation is one thing, but we need to create a literacy for participation.
People live busy lives and outside a dedicated gallery environment the barrier to engagement needs to be low – app developers and commissioners alike are far too easily distracted by the shiny possibilities of mobile technology.
At the Collective Leadership Institute we have found that, apart from understanding the stakeholder landscape in general, companies' stakeholder engagement needs to be: 1. issue-based; 2. pro-active instead of reactive; 3. learning orientated in order to get to tangible issue-based results; 4. measurable in terms of a company's internal targets; and 5. based on a thorough methodology.
"Real public engagement needs more than that".
If the privatisation of an organisation such as Railtrack is to have any intellectual underpinning, the rules of engagement need to be clear.
For sustainable results, domestic champions for external engagement need to be created, political coalitions need to be fostered, domestic resources must be mobilised to limit aid dependency and risks will generally need to be taken.
Methods to increase program engagement need additional study.
In both cases, motivation and engagement need to be sustained through appropriate strategies, such as clarifying goals, assessing and rewarding achievement, providing regular feedback, and, employing educational methods to actively engage learners (Mann 1999).
Dole and Sinatra (1998) hypothesized that the low level of cognitive engagement needed to successfully complete many instructional activities requiring only superficial, surface-level processing and little reflection is not likely to result in significant conceptual change.
