Sentence examples for inclusive and interactive from inspiring English sources

Finally, this inclusive and interactive platform enhances individuals' decision-making.

These town halls should be fashioned after the General Assemblies held throughout the Occupy locations, as this format is highly effective at allowing for inclusive and interactive participation.

It may not make Cuba more secluded to what it already is, but it will certainly hurt any advances by Cuban social entrepreneurs that are less preoccupied with past communist ghosts than a more inclusive and interactive society.

Key to engaging and motivating the children are the highly inclusive and interactive drama activities, which are built around four characters (Disorganised Duncan, Football Freddie, Snacky Sam and Active Amy) with whom the children identify.

45 HeLP is unique in that it uses highly inclusive and interactive delivery methods for a range of BCTs to encourage identification with and ownership of the key messages, ensuring that children have the information, motivation, behavioural skills and support necessary to initiate and sustain change.

It is also recommended that the FEP project should be utilised to promote greater partnerships between families, volunteers and pre-school teachers who will all need training in inclusive, child-friendly and interactive pedagogies that will empower parents/caregivers and develop skills for lifelong learning.

Teacher training UNICEF supports training for teachers and school administrators on inclusive education, interactive teaching and other classroom subjects.

The new BT chief executive Gavin Patterson has said that Sky's coverage is "cold" and promised BT will be "more fun, more interactive, more inclusive and more entertaining".

Design management was influenced by the following design trends: sustainable design, inclusive design, interactive design, design probes, product clinics, and co-design.

A series of internal events in the fields of food, art, music and theatre were held during the last financial year with the aim of creating a more inclusive, interactive, fun and learning environment for staff during lunchtimes.

"We concluded that we had to be more inclusive, more interactive, more focused on the children".