22 These principles include consideration of a person's: need to know, self-concept, prior experiences, readiness to learn, orientation to learning and motivation to learn.
Yet at that same vintage, Drogba conversely proved that experience, and readiness for the big night, are priceless.
But aides to Mr. Edwards said despite his personal admiration and respect for Mr. Obama, he was concerned about Mr. Obama's experience and readiness for the job.
Faced with such cuts, Mr. Hagel wrote that "two Navy air wings might not be able to achieve full flight hours, and Special Operations units, which are key to counterterrorism activities, would experience declining readiness".
At a rally here at American University, as two generations of Kennedys surrounded Mr. Obama on stage, and Caroline Kennedy and Representative Patrick J. Kennedy, Democrat of Rhode Island, offered their own endorsements, Mr. Kennedy offered a fierce rebuttal to questions that Mr. Obama's rivals had raised about his experience and readiness for the job.
At the 100-year-old Col Ballroom, complete with chandeliers and a Country band, Ms Clinton and her husband, Bill Clinton, talked to a crowd of 1,500 about her experience, her readiness for the job, and half-politely suggested that Mr Sanders may be well-meaning but was rather naive.
- Be explicit about the working model that is promoted through training (e.g. child-centered model); communicate the model to make it more convincing; adapt the model to past experience and readiness of beneficiaries to accept new ways of performing; break down the model and apply it step by step, when necessary, for acceptance.
What a freshman senator needs most is not necessarily political experience but a readiness to learn, character and judgment.
If an admissions candidate undertakes an out-of-school project, she said, "We would ask those students for an interview to evaluate how their experience influenced their readiness for college".
