POCKET UTOPIA This tiny gallery operated by Austin Thomas is oriented to a populist, artist-centered philosophy.
Manufacturers are currently adopting a consumer-centered philosophy which poses the challenge of developing differentiating products in a context of constant innovation and competitiveness.
Dewey fell into disgrace, partly because some of his disciples misinterpreted his child-centered philosophy as a license to abandon academic standards, but in larger measure because educational traditionalists and political reactionaries misread his approach as permissiveness.
Instead of a disease-focused approach, we follow the patient-centered philosophy, where patient care preferences and goals are central to care provision.
Thus, we need to move to a patient-centered philosophy based on self-efficacy, self-management, and empowerment.
The development of the family-centered philosophy in rehabilitation practice has also influenced attitude changes in the management of children with motor dysfunction.
A very provocative chapter is "Student-Generated Rubrics," which addresses a learner-centered philosophy in the classroom and discusses how to bring students into the assessment process.
One of the administrators argued that their caring and family-centered philosophy, allows the family to act as a partner in care: "people are allowed to make informed decisions about their care, they make informed choices" (ADM2).
Many critics of progressive education say that our children are not learning because of progressive and child-centered philosophies.
Traditional LIS skills that support design and provision of information services and making information accessible are still relevant today, while being flexible enough to adapt to changing information environments based on user-centered philosophies of service.
The actual PEL responsibilities vary depending upon the engineering company, the client, the type of project, the project execution philosophy, and the construction philosophy.
