Grout proposes a little shortcut to identify mistake-proofing devices: "If it is not possible to picture it in action, it is probably not a mistake-proofing device".
We want to identify mistakes contributing to these deaths".
They can also be used to identify mistakes by the red shirts.
These tags support the National Research Council of the National Academy recommendation that "Quality control procedures should be designed to identify mistakes, fraud, and bias" in forensic science (National Academy of Sciences, 2009).
The fundamentals are essentially the same at each: Following a project or event, team members gather to share insights and identify mistakes and successes.
Roselló said it was important for elected officials to identify mistakes and not be afraid to address how things could have been done better.
As a result, students lose the ability to look for and identify mistakes, says Leng Yubin, one of the teachers campaigning for a textbook purge.
They look back at the films from each practice — identify mistakes — and then point them out in early-evening players' meetings, which are also short.
A review of the literature on different approaches for teaching and assessing medication calculation with student nurses revealed three main factors that influenced student nurses' ability to calculate medications accurately and identify mistakes.
Hints, for example, help students recall relevant concepts, identify mistakes, and make inferences.
Regulation of cognition is defined as the skill to plan learning strategies, to manage information, to monitor learning, to identify mistakes, and to evaluate the learning (Pintrich, 1999).
