The pilot demonstrated that like any new concept, there needs to be a longer-term plan for (1) training staff across levels, (2) internalizing the concept within humanitarian organizations, (3) and engagement and advocacy for higher-level coordination.
Rarely do you witness a young child internalizing the concept of death.
That is the price they pay for failing to internalize the concept of football as a game to be played in all four quarters, not just the final two.
It is suggested that, rather than rethinking planning, planners have internalized the concept of sustainable planning into the existing 'belief system,' and thus, the planning principles have become 'sustainable' by default.
At the individual level, religion, religious doctrines, and religious activities internalize the concept of treating others with kindness, encouraging individuals to make charitable donations (Coleman 2003; Iannaccone 1997; Loseke 1997; McCulloch 1988; Naar 1981; Wilson 2003).
The point, I suppose, is that what we learn about ourselves — that we are (un worthy of attention, that we are (un trustworthy, that we won't/will amount to much — may be based in race, but is that always apparent when we internalize this as part of our self-concept?
The series of hands-on demonstrations and experiments in her laboratory allowed the participants to think through, apply, and internalize the concepts of interfacial dynamics and fluid fragmentation presented in her lectures.
The process need not be arduous or time-consuming; once you have internalized the concepts, these steps become second nature.
One student commented: Aside from the obvious, like the readings and videos, I believe the strategy that best describes the way I was able to internalize the concepts was the chance to apply them to real life.
What really counts is that each member of the group internalizes the concepts of fairness, balance, and the common good and adapts its behaviour accordingly.
"We must internalize this.
