Sentence examples for listen approach from inspiring English sources

Using system cues several I-LED interventions are tested in the current study with the aim of mitigating system-induced latent error conditions, for which a simple stop, look and listen approach is found to be the most effective.

Training the Special Services Request personnel would go a long way in promoting a more positive experience though the "just ask, just listen" approach.

The American music industry may not understand the Welsh-born singer Judith Owen, but at least Richard Thompson appreciates her remarkable voice and decidedly non-easy listening approach to songwriting.

Bale even suggests that Cameron and the coalition could sell their sometimes chaotic switches of policy as a fresh, "listening" approach after the inflexibility of the Thatcher, Blair and Brown governments.

Pedagogically, Rost (2011) and Field (2008) both agree that this type of 'interactive listening' approach forces comprehensible output and negotiation that encourage second or foreign language learners to formulate ideas in the target language, and this consequently ensures a degree of learner engagement in the listening task.

The absolute worst offenders of this needed listening approach actually might have the most to gain: local Democratic party committees.

Adopting this type of 'bottom-up' listening approach may lead to greater and more meaningful engagement and sustainability.

In the present study, the interviewer (34 years old, male, biomedical scientist with experience in supervision and an interest in doctoral education) adopted a non-evaluative, interested listening approach to the conduct of interviews [ 48].

By joining conceptual discussions on policy interpretation of scientific research outcomes and reflecting on the ambitions of both natural scientists and policy representatives step by step from an active listening approach the role of the social scientist evolved to one of more central importance.

Compared with the private school teachers, the public school teachers were more inclined to the interactive listening approach.

Christian Schlötterer, an evolutionary biologist at the Veterinary University of Vienna, says that the course gave him a new insight into the disadvantages of a prescriptive style of supervision compared to what he describes as an "active listening" approach.