Sentence examples for language of competencies from inspiring English sources

As the new language of competencies disrupts higher education, we will need to be vigilant to protect the central role that our colleges and universities play in civil society and economic development.

Recognising that the language of the competencies is rather general, we encouraged participants to use their judgement when deciding whether a particular teaching activity provided training in one or more area (tables 1, 2).

Based on this definition, strategic competences is considered as the mental capacity to establish a link between components of language competencies to features of the context of situation.

There were added barriers of language and competency of the participants in comprehending the knowledge based tool.

Among these three components, strategic competence as mental capacity provides the link between language competencies, features of context of situation, language user's sociocultural knowledge and real-world knowledge.

Going beyond conventional language competencies, languaging here thus needs to be accounted for (in the analysis) in terms of the access that participants have to resources across digital mediascapes.

"Virtually all of the language competencies required to be an active professional are identical to those that are required to be successful in a formal study programme," he said.

However, we note from these survey results that the twinning process should also consider the age, gender and language competencies of the twins.

Dirks' language of data as a "core competency for liberal education" disguises the perhaps more pressing motive that Culler's statement illuminates: market demand for data exists, and the university needs to fill it.

In the absence of a ladder of qualifications, a European community framework of language competency could be used by both types of school as a structure for students of community languages, he added.

Our competency in the language of our newly adopted homeland varies as much as our individual stories.