Sentence examples for most effective training from inspiring English sources
One of the learning curves of playing professionally has been figuring out my body's most effective training rhythm.
Newburyport, a city of 17,000 about 35 miles north of Boston, has been a testing ground for some of the most effective training programs in preventing domestic abuse.
The most effective training, researchers say, is at least four hours, in person, interactive and tailored for the particular workplace — a restaurant's training would differ from a law firm's.
Such studies could isolate elements shared between the most effective training programs within and across professional boundaries.
Thus, instruction using pointing and tracing gestures to highlight the relationship between elevation and contour lines provided the most effective training, leading to a reliable boost in performance over text-based instruction alone when learning to use topographic maps.
The members of the working group "are, I think, unanimously of the view that the most effective training dollars that the NIH has to expend are those in their training grants," Tilghman said.
The implications for practitioners in delivering the most effective TRIZ training are discussed (in terms of focus, structure and learning outcomes), as well as the limitations of TRIZ training and the other factors organisations need to consider in order to increase their innovative output.
PED's are most effective during training camps to aid with building muscle density, injury prevention and recovery, so just testing fighters post fight is certainly not enough.
According to research from the Sales Management Association (SMA), field coaching and peer learning are the most effective sales training techniques.
It's teaching them new ways to think about and interact with people," said Cacioppo, who emphasized that this kind of resilience can be taught and is most effective when training occurs early and often.
According to QUT's Michael Flood, the most effective consent training happens face-to-face.
