Sentence examples for life competences from inspiring English sources
Maria Montessori, in addition to books, decided to produce various materials and equipment which would encourage learners to learn communication skills and other important life competences.
The study of teacher feedback as a tool of educational guidance is an international concern in educational systems and school contexts.This study explores the students' perceptions about the teachers' feedback as an educational guidance practice to develop academic skills and life competences.
Adequately implemented, mentoring assists people to build personal resilience and life competences relative to needs through strengthening support networks [ 4– 6].
9, 13, 32 In other words, it can be said that active aging implies the utilization of older people's life competences as part of the human capital within society.
Given this scenario, the preservation of every-day life competence of aged populations becomes increasingly important.
While the reference programmes aimed, for example, at reduction of fall risks and improving nutritional status, the new programme concentrates on maintaining or re-establishing everyday life competence and mobility.
A limited amount of research has targeted vocational work-life competence.
This study concerns the continuing professional development (CPD) of vocational teachers, especially teachers' work-life competence in relation to their teaching subject.
The Swedish national initiative targeting vocational teachers' CPD can be viewed as a new institutional opportunity for vocational teachers to meet the requirements of current work-life competence.
However, according to the demands of strengthening the quality of vocational education and teachers' up-to-date work-life competence, it is notable that teachers in Construction and the older teachers in Technology to a large extent do not participate in CPD to maintain their vocational work-life competence.
We aimed to test the efficacy of a brief, group-based parenting intervention for improving illness-related child behaviour problems, parents' self-efficacy, quality of life, parents' competence with treatment, and symptom severity.
