This paper describes the process by which a rubric development team affiliated with the National Writing Project negotiated difficulties and dilemmas concerning an analytic scoring category initially termed Voice and later renamed Stance.
The families were negotiating complex difficulties but that afternoon, coincidentally, each wanted to discuss discipline.
Singing is always a tightrope walk, on Wednesday the drop was more apparent than usual, but this made it all the more fascinating to hear how she was negotiating her difficulties.
We hired a car and cruised along the spanking new motorways, negotiating with difficulty the stretches that are still being built.
As self-identified lesbian feminists, they openly negotiated the difficulties of their very different racial and economic realities.
I know she will have written something fascinating – something that combines orchestral music with voices speaking, singing, whispering, shouting and even screaming; and something that negotiates the difficulties of the subject and of precedent (Britten, again, and his War Requiem).
The series follows the life of the country's fictional first female prime minister, Birgitte Nyborg, as she negotiates the difficulties of coalition both in government and in her marriage.
Respondents referred to the workplace incorporating major barriers to work resumption, perhaps highlighting the need for an intermediary to negotiate work difficulties directly with employers.
However, the transition from adolescence to adulthood appears to give rise to specific problems for young adult users, including difficulties negotiating the primary care system, issues with mutual trust and communication difficulties with their GP.
Her books for younger readers typically presented children negotiating life's difficulties and overcoming their fears and anxieties.
