Ackerman (2008) identified three aspects of working with FCC providers that coaches rated as their greatest challenges including: (1) working with providers who have personal issues; (2) observing inappropriate practices with children; and (3) working with providers who are not motivated to change caregiving practices.
Today, driving social impact remains an even more vital priority, especially as we look for ever-more efficient and effective ways to address the world's greatest challenges, including poverty alleviation and sustainable energy for all.
As digital tools become more efficient in solving daily productivity problems and more adaptive to learned situations, we'll progress to a stage where digital tools can be deployed to solve some of society's greatest challenges, including unemployment and/or employability.
According to a survey of recruiters released in October 2009 by the Human Capital Institute, a global professional association, more than half of the respondents said that their greatest challenges include "quality of candidates" or "availability of candidates" when it comes to filling their employment rolls.
Should the situation stabilize, the investment climate would improve, but Iraq would still face great challenges, including a foreign-debt crisis.
Those who survived the storm have faced great challenges, including going days without food.
Brown's office praised Beard's record, saying he "took charge of California's prison system at a time of great challenge, including overcrowding and numerous federal lawsuits.... Thanks to his outstanding leadership, today's California correctional institutions are safer and more focused on rehabilitation".
The results highlight diagnostic groups, which present the greatest clinical challenges, including those in which the ratio of incidence to mortality is low, indicating poor survival and those groups with little or no reductions in mortality over time.
To interpret the results, they used racial diversity as a proxy for general social dissimilarity (previous research has shown, they say, that "racial diversity is often associated with relational challenges including greater conflict, lower cohesion, and lower-quality communication").
Nonetheless, the number of children living in this household form is not insignificant, and their circumstances, when compared with children in mixed-generation households, indicate a range of challenges, including greater economic vulnerability and inadequate service access.
Despite a considerable number of techniques developed for cooperative localization, there is a great number of associated research challenges, including analytic characterization of the cooperative networks from the aspect of localization; development of efficient localization algorithms for various classes of cooperative networks under a variety of conditions.
