After participating in the course, educators felt significantly more skillful and confident to incorporate marine litter education into their future teaching.
The dialogue is pleasingly sparse and feels like a skillful and rich reduction rather than the big, wordy sauce you so often find in period drama.
Sometimes, however, Hwang's neat, tight scripts are so skillful that they feel as though the life had been squeezed out of them — and all that's left is a scattering of great one-liners in search of a play.
Harvard is actually focusing on measuring the physiological response to meditation -- not just mental -- with the expectant result that skillful meditators will feel, look, taste, screw, eat, sleep, dream, love, work, move and smile better than people who don't, because obviously.
This form of role stress takes place when individuals feel they are not adequately skillful, competent and trained to meet the demands of their role.
Learning how to become more aware of our emotions and express them in a skillful way can help us feel more connected, self-reliant and happy.
And the new waiting-for-the-end movies, skillful as some of them are, feel peculiarly evasive; a wholly personalized apocalypse is an apocalypse that is, to put it plainly, too damn small.
Taking in the good is a brain-science savvy and psychologically skillful way to improve how you feel, get things done and treat others.
Not to mention the questionnaire analyzing the analysis itself, from whether it makes them feel "happy or safe" to whether the analyst was "skillful or cold".
This research doesn't reflect how skillful we are with small talk, but rather whether we feel we have confidants in our lives.
