Sentence examples for guided dialogue from inspiring English sources
This event brings together UC Berkeley faculty, and students in a guided dialogue unpacking the tensions, frustrations, opportunities and possibilities of contentious discourse in the classroom.
A well structured, open-ended questionnaire and guided dialogue techniques [ 24] were used to interview pastoralists and native livestock farmers.
Farmers were interviewed using well structured, open-ended questionnaire and guided dialogue techniques between October and December 2010.
A semi-structured interview is an informal guided dialogue to collect information with the assistance of a checklist.
The training was conducted by expert qualitative researchers and introduced the fieldworkers to the aims of the study, familiarized them with the study guide, and exposed them to guided dialogue techniques and critical tips for qualitative interviewing.
One way it helps people learn is by using "guided dialogue" to help people realize how truly awful they really are.
And while maintaining that the show is not scripted, the spokeswoman acknowledged the producers sometimes help guide dialogue along for clarity.
This joint UNESCO-UNICEF publication is intended to guide dialogue between United Nations Development Group and Education for All (EFA) partnerships and facilitate a breakthrough from 'right to education' rhetoric to accelerated interventions for attaining the EFA goals and the Millennium Development Goals related to education.
The Vietnam Executive Leadership Program consists of regular discussion sessions and seminars, applied research, and a guided policy dialogue program for senior Vietnamese officials.
The interview schedule was a flexible topic list which guided a dialogue between the interviewer and respondent.
Critical reflexivity in part guided this dialogue; this approach has been used by health practitioners and researchers to interrogate knowledge production processes, and how these processes reproduce or challenge power structures [ 11, 12].
