We describe a framework for understanding joint endeavor in terms of four facets of activity awareness: common ground, communities of practice, social capital, and human development.
The connections exhibited by these three student teachers between theory (principles of pedagogy) and practice (the classroom discourse patterns that characterized their teaching) were interpreted as: (1) understanding how practice fits theory; (2) connecting theory and practice to generate grounded theories of practice; and (3) developing practical theories.
Furthermore, the history of an artform may include (as music did) an autographic stage, which only at a later time made room for the establishment of a notation, on the grounds of previous practice.
But we are immediately attuned to, and therefore taking care of the rough grounds of the practice, the day-to-day activities, while renouncing to address directly what we may call "the grand challenges", our high-level objectives.
Antoine and him were sued on 16 January 1907 on the grounds of illegal practice of the art of healing.
On grounds of good practice, you might as well consider keeping a document specifying your functionalities, an RFQ/RFP, a flowchart, a.jpg mock up, an email.
He urges courts to avoid rending the body politic along lines of fundamental moral disagreement by employing "incompletely theorized agreements," decisions that look for common ground at the level of practice rather than principle.
In essence, we have lost considerable ground and our scope of practice has become constrained.
This will mean lots of opportunities to meet and learn from people working on different social projects, which should help keep our research grounded in the realities of practice.
Below ground, the practice of "long-wall" mining, which removes an entire coal seam, can crack buildings' foundations and damage springs and wells, destroying water supplies.
