Sentence examples for examine talking from inspiring English sources

Now seems as good a time as any to examine talking points we might expect to see in the coming weeks and months.

As England fixates on what can be measured and examined, talks down its teachers, and even more bizarrely argues about whether they should be qualified at all, our competitors around the world are investing relentlessly in their teaching workforce and exploring new ways of valuing personal, social and emotional development alongside academic work.

Examining talk afforded new dimensions in the embodied interactions to be noted and expanded on, and thus resulted in the identification and addition of new still frames to the existing canvas.

Some aspects were clear: studies about talk on future matters that were not directly personal (e.g. talk about global climate change) and studies examining talk about future positive achievements were ruled out by the review's purpose of informing a particular area of healthcare practice.

Each week, they will examine topical talking points and seek out some light-hearted and unusual stories from around the cricket world.

Each week, they will examine topical talking points and seek out some light-hearted and unusual stories from around the world.

Not only do we develop specialised knowledge, but we also become inculcated in a particular way of examining and talking about the world that breeds distrust against other approaches and a belief that our methodology is the best.

Let's examine and talk about the region of convergence of the Laplace transform, and how it's associated both with properties of the time function, and also with the location of the poles of the Laplace transform.

The clinical teacher clearly and precisely describes the procedure a doctor should go through when examining and talking to a patient who has an interpreter present.

Adopting a social constructivist perspective, we examined students' talk about science within their groups and between groups.

Consultants in Flanders and Brussels were found not always to have examined or talked to the patient and a written report was not made in over one third of consultations.