Continuing this work will be crucial towards increasing retention rates among junior officers and ensuring that the US military is more effectively connected with American civil society.
Based on an in-depth literature review and over 30 case studies, 'Leaping & Learning: Strategies for Taking Agricultural Successes to Scale' shows that there are specific approaches that governments -- including national governments, regional partners, or development donors -- can embed into their work to ensure that smallholder farmers are more effectively connected to markets at scale.
Furthermore, the interview findings suggested that combining professional experiences inside and outside school can support teachers in reinforcing their abilities to teach in more "connective-oriented" ways that is, to more effectively connect school learning and workplace practices.
All we're really trying to do is compress the amount of time it takes for you to more effectively connect with somebody else.
A new financial architecture is needed that more effectively "connects the dots" between private financial markets and global public needs particularly in emerging and developing nations.
The Science Center atrium and Cabot Science Library, already filled with bustling undergraduates, will undergo a transformation to support learning and teaching for the digital age while more effectively connecting the library to the atrium and plaza social spaces.
Yet another collaboration strategy highlighted at the summit is to more effectively connect existing solutions with those who need them, by consolidating information and resources and bringing people together to learn about them.
With a special emphasis on the academic environment here at Harvard, participants will have the opportunity to practice nonverbal communication that will enable them to more effectively connect with others, engage students, and exude openness and confidence.
We argue instead for a focus on understanding how knowledge-sharing activities across multiple scales can more effectively connect environmental threats with the most capable institution to address these threats.
Finally, we discuss the prospect of extending this framework to spatially explicit biogeochemical models (e.g., more effectively connect inshore with offshore areas) along with the benefits for environmental management, such as the optimization of the sampling design of monitoring programs and the alignment with the policy practice of adaptive management.
We hear a lot these days about how the internet is affecting the election, which PdF will cover from every conceivable angle, but in some ways it's far more important to look at how we can start rethinking how government works, and how it can more effectively connect with American citizens to help solve problems.
