Sentence examples for exchanging good practices from inspiring English sources

Thus, principals may support professional learning communities when teachers are capable of exchanging good practices and learning from each other, or support innovation among teachers with enough training and experience.

The conference?s purpose of exchanging good practice makes Wirsing?s summing up surprising.

"Member states are asked to collect data and exchange good practices," said Ms. Gomes of the E.U. council.

While the government should seriously question its policy on training even more scientists for an already tight job market, a push is needed --at the grootsroots level--to highlight today's career opportunities and exchange good practice.

During 2011, the UK Centre for Bioscience will host an international bioscience learning and teaching conference, and I very much hope that colleagues from the United States (and many other countries) will visit the United Kingdom to share and exchange good practice in university bioscience education.

A network like EUROCITIES allows its 131 member cities to share knowledge, exchange good practices and jointly test innovative solutions.

Call it what you like – mutuality, courtesy, fair exchange, good practice.

We squeezed past her, exchanging good evenings.

Finally, the last dimension was participation in national and European networks in the areas of innovation and KT, promoting cooperation and exchange of good practices.

Promotion of mutual learning and exchange of good practices and information through inter-alia, voluntary, self initiated peer review among interested states (international and regional levels).

Recommendations: Activities of dissemination, exchange of good practices and training represent a mechanism for fostering the volunteer spirit, but also for enhancing the capacity of those in contact with the child.