Older people often have more time than younger adults to participate in social activities, and often have the interest, skills and wisdom to contribute to the organisation and management of their clubs.
We need to match students' interests, skill sets and passions with programs that position them for happy and productive careers -- without mountains of debt.
Such experts are cognisant of the diverse ways research can influence policy in light of political influences, stakeholder interests, skill and resource limitations, and other contextual factors.
Experts understand the policy context, and the constraints on using research in light of political influences, stakeholder interests, skill and resource limitations, and other contextual aspects.
Health – Create a manual to help students assess which organization best matches their temperament, interests, skills and needs.
"They talk to people about their interests, skills, things they would like to do, become involved in or initiate, then support them to achieve their goal.
Alternatively, every unit within an organization is apt to put a face on a problem congenial mainly to its own interests, skills, and technologies.
Ben Rosamond: "The career pathways etool on the Skills for Care website is a useful tool to help identify roles matched to social care interests, skills and qualifications and how a career in social care can develop.
The house would "provide them with time and space to strengthen family relationships, have fun together, and develop interests, skills and routines that will benefit them when they return home".
But this year, all 428 sixth graders at Linwood Middle School in North Brunswick, N.J., are charting their own academic path with personalized student learning plans — electronic portfolios containing information about their learning styles, interests, skills, career goals and extracurricular activities.
To do this effectively requires students with diverse interests, skills, and talents.
