Participants tried to reduce the impact of their complaints in several ways, e.g. by making adaptations in various areas.
Her parents refused to see her disability as an impairment, and even though her father, Peter, was an architect, they refused to make adaptations to the family home in Cardiff, believing their daughter should learn to live in the real world ("We are all bloody-minded in this family," she once said).
They incorporate issues and findings emerging from implementation, making adaptations early in the program so they can be used to improve the quality of the intervention (Penuel and Fishman 2012).
After that point, scientists warn that sea level rise, violent storms, and intense droughts and heatwaves associated with climate change will make adaptation extremely difficult and costly in most densely populated regions.
This finding indicated that students in the high-achievement groups tended to monitor the group's process after they made adaptations, while students in the low-achievement groups tended to claim comprehension failure after they made adaptations.
As Whatley observed of her own experience of making adaptations for disabled students in learning environments, often those adaptations prove better for all students, and the presence of disabled students "provides a lot of education for those providing the education".
Living with a disability can create limitations to your sex lives but by making adaptations to the way in which you have sex means you can continue to have a fulfilling sex life.
This year, in comparison, the department meetings are focused on "how do we really make this work for our students?" We made adaptations to the TLP and PSC models in response to the priorities of our district partner and the specific needs of our TLs and their sites.
Amsterdammers can have a tendency to think that they are the best in Holland and in the past this has made adaptation to life in the city difficult for players who are arrive from the provinces.
