This vision emphasizes the need for a form of learning that allows the apprentice to perceive its surrounding needs, to act in consequence, collectively and with self-regulation, hand in hand with the possibilities of digital production through free technologies.
Their first production together was a staging of Franz Xaver Kroetz's "The Nest". At the same time, a Theatre Communications Group early-career grant enabled her to form an apprentice relationship with L.A.-based Robert Israel, one of the world's preeminent stage designers.
Not taking the apprentice's viewpoints into account is another indicator of apprentice marginalization in the work community.
Other kinds of vocational training, such as for engineers, chemists, architects, lawyers, or doctors, was done overwhelmingly through either apprentice-type training (actually a form of proprietary education) or in proprietary institutions.
This form of learning is part of the medical work based apprentice model of learning [ 33] and needs further exploration and research in context of multi-level learning.
Though Britain produced the Industrial Revolution, Germany has more recent form, with first-rate training of apprentices and decades of good relations between industry and labour.
Musical tradition throughout southern Central Asia provides a distinctive classical form of composition in the great cycles of maqoms handed down from master performers to apprentices.
Instead, the apprentices' drive to become more rapid workers, because of the payroll system, enhances a higher form of learning.
Although respect is a key property of the process of change, it is important to emphasize that this attitudinal and cognitive transition developed gradually, and where some forms of emergent masculinities – The apprentice, The responsible/respectful man, and The proactive peer educator – showed an ambiguous stance toward subordinated masculinities and VAW.
It has lots of apprentices.
